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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2020 · 1H 6M

Peter Stetina on Dirty Kanza Power Data, Nutrition Philosophies, and Spirit Animals

from FasCat Cycling Training Tips Podcast · host FasCat Cycling Training Tips Podcast

WorldTour veteran and recent convert to the gravel scene, Pete Stetina, drops by the FasCat pod to share his wisdom and power data into some of the biggest races on the calendar like Belgian Waffle Ride, Dirty Kanza, and others. A longtime road cyclist and previous member of the Trek-Segafredo squad, Pete has made the switch to #ProGroad and has quickly established his dominance. Frank and Pete chat about all things cycling, including his Dirty Kanza power data with reference to his  Intensity Factor in the first 50 miles and the final 14 miles during the infamous "Twizzler Incident". Frank also asks Pete if he #FtFP's as well as Wins in the Kitchen. Overall you hear what he loves about gravel racing and if you listen carefully you'll even hear what Pete's spirit animal is. For Pete's Paydirt Gravel Race on September 19th in Carson City, NV: Registration opens March 23, with a cap of 400 registrants Follow along on the 'grams [Insta] @StetinasPaydirt For more on Pete's adventures, check him out on Instagram @pstetina and Strava: https://www.strava.com/pros/pstetina 33891Looking for a Gravel Racing Plan to focus your gravel training in 2020?  The post Peter Stetina on Dirty Kanza Power Data, Nutrition Philosophies, and Spirit Animals appeared first on FasCat.

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