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November 24, 2017
Regular Guy Mountain Biking Show Page
ABOUT THIS EPISODEGene and Ben discuss a topic that originated from the last episode. They received some listener feedback and have been chatting offline about racing and some basic requirements if you do decide to take on a new challenge.
In this episode, the guys ask if we all do have responsibilities and what are those going into an event? They invite your opinion. If you are interested in participating in a race or have recently done your first race, have you felt any of what they discuss?
Is there something you have an opinion on or what to hear on the Regular Guy Mountain Biking Show? Let us know at ben@mountainbikeradio.com.
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November 21, 2017
ABOUT THIS EPISODEWhen Griff recorded a video of him attempting to clean a difficult boulder and posted it to the Mountain Bike Skills Network (MTBSN) community, the feedback he got jumpstarted his thinking about the importance and attraction of sessioning, something he did constantly in his previous life riding mototrials. It deepened a few days later when he went indoor rock climbing. And by late summer, inspired by a club in the state of Virginia, the MTBSN Sessionistas group was formed.
We want to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or ideas for the next episode, contact us at ben@mountainbikeradio.com.
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November 19, 2017
ABOUT THIS EPISODETani Walling is the owner of The Path Bike Shop in California. With two locations, Tani has pushed himself to learn and grow in the bike shop business world. He gained good experience earlier in his life that helped him start The Path and turn it into two successful stores. Tani gives his story - his early days on his first bike, skateboards, jobs, and how he gained his experience. He also shares some thoughts on the industry and where things are going. Have a listen and get behind the scenes with Tani.
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November 17, 2017
ABOUT THIS EPISODEThis week is brought to you by hard pedaling. Kenny does his first race in a long while, Matt and Andrea haven't done too much out of the ordinary, and the show goes just as you would expect - downhill fast.
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LISTENER QUESTIONSQuestions answered by the crew in this episode:
- Robert H shares with us what should be Kenny's e-bike - Eddie S from New York wants to know what's up with XT clutch mechanisms - Ken from New York has some GripShift questions - Andrew from Tejas is curious about Gripton? Is it GripTon or GripNone? - William C needs training advice for Whiskey 50 Offroad - Nate has some questions about Bontrager OEM rear hub. - Daniel from Path Country needs to know how often we are swapping single speed gears. - Trey is going to change the oil in his 2008 Marzocchi fork - different weight, different tune?
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Chicken Nugget Calc - Australian Currency
Kanawha State Forest - listener video
Listener bike build - Ritchy P-29er
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November 16, 2017
ABOUT THIS EPISODEDavid Jaget and Jon Blum are creating a new experience for mountain bikers throughout the world. The MTBGuru app is coming soon. They've worked hard to create a new platform which they are confident will change the way mountain bikers communicate. In this episode, they discuss where the app idea came from, what it has to offer, where the whole thing is going, and give you information so you are primed for the launch.
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November 14, 2017
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Perspective. It's one of those things that you can only gain through work and experience. In this episode, Ben shares his recent experience at the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival in Northern Wisconsin and his "experiment" of riding back further in the pack. The race is one of the largest in the country and offers a unique opportunity to ride with 100's of racers around you throughout the race. Ben took the opportunity to gain some perspective on the mid pack. If you're tired of the elite talk and coverage, this is your show.
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November 12, 2017
ABOUT THIS EPISODEThe guys hit a wide range of topics, from radlers to Hardcore History and more. Tani is back in the studio after his travel stint. After two years, the guys keep bringing it and this one is a good, entertaining listen. Take a listen now or save it for your next race like Nathan. The guys are feeling exposed, so you should get on it now. Enjoy.
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- Mason needs an opinion about suspension because he's getting a new bike - Trek Fuel 8 with Kovee Rim Guy is looking at tire options and wants some help - A listener wants to know how the direct to consumer brands are affecting the shop
The Path guys welcome all of your questions and encourage you to send them an email with the subject "Podcast Question" to podcast@thepathbikeshop.com.
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November 9, 2017
ABOUT THIS EPISODEKelli continues to be on the mend. She is working to regain all of her strength that was lost from her knee injury and surgery. It's been a long road, but she has applied some key strategies and items to her recovery that have worked for her. In this episode she shares some thoughts on things that all of us can do to stay strong and get ripped (or just looking and feeling good for you).
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November 8, 2017
ABOUT THIS EPISODEThe show starts with tears of laughter and finishes without the usual "shut it down" from the full faced amigo. Tune in to hear donations, questions about all kinds of bikes and topics, how many pesos Manny sent over, and what is going on with the JRA crew in this latest episode of JRA.
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SHOW DONATIONS– Dan Schmidt from California gave $50 – Manny from Jalisco, Mexico gave 578 pesos – Paul from Ohio gave $25 – Rodney C from North Carolina gave $25
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LISTENER QUESTIONSQuestions answered by the crew in this episode:
– Dave B wants to know if we have heard of maple syrup that naturally tastes like blueberries – Rowan H sent over some New Shit We Hate – Chris B has some Fuel EX questions from South Africa – Kevin S wants to know if the Trek Top Fuel is a good XC rig – James B wants some advice on winter gloves – Ben C has some issues with his SRAM DB5 Levers – Josh K has some CX bike questions. CX proper or flat bar 29er?
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November 3, 2017
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ABOUT THIS EPISODEAfter the last episode, in which Scott shared four basic things to consider in keeping a solid core, back, and general foundation. This episode brings you some basic exercises to try out.
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About Scott Jones
Scott's Experience: After graduating from Marshall University with my M.S. in exercise physiology I headed west to Colorado, starting my career as the Head Of Sports Performance for the HIT Center. After the first year I went off on my own and have since worked over 13,000 one on one sessions with athletes of all levels and backgrounds including Olympic level athletes, professional athletes, adaptive athletes, youth, recreational, and lifestyle athletes!
Scott's Coaching Philosophy: The science of exercise and the art of coaching combined with the evolved belief that everyone is an athlete drive the coaching and development of every athlete I work with. Don't think you are an athlete? It's my goal to teach and train you otherwise.
Scott's Personal Summary: I moved to Colorado the month after I received my Masters Degree and haven't budged. I found my wife sitting next to me on a chairlift on a powder day in Breckenridge chomping on a blueberry pancake. We did 7 weeks in SE Asia for our honeymoon, and now have two amazing boys. We are both born with a passion for moving, adventure, and getting others excited about these things! I just started a more personal Instagram feed if ya wanna stalk me a bit before hiring me! Check it out HERE.
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