Personally think the sweat rate/sodium loss patch for age groupers specifically. A lot of people getting into triathlon have no idea how much these losses can affect them in training.
Wow! What tech gents 👏 it's incredible to watch tech being developed & ready for market 👍the VO2 mask, the varoius monitors, and the B bike! Oh my days! Really good to see parcours being given some exposure 👏 Is that Dovs own bike? Just watched him on Francis Cades cycling channel. They're both at Kona. Grand stuff all round 👌
How cool! I am actually a strength and conditioning coach and I had been thinking about getting the VO2master for a while, to better assess athletes. Do y’all think there is demand in the Triathlon, biking/ running community for assessment of cardio vascular performance?
Good question. Guess the answer lies in where you want to make gains, there already is an appetite for it, if it's going to help then it could be one to consider? 🤔
That American legion bike in the stand getting a coated chain, has to be Tony Kannan’s 👍 Edit: oh hey you looked at it. Glad to see they are finally proving a disc wheel since the organizer is stuck in the past when people believe things that simply aren’t true.
What I would like to be able to buy: a non boring trisuit, just like the pros wear! For cycling you can buy all the pro gear, for triathlon yes you can get Zoot or former Watty, but never the pro suits with sponsors etc.
Why would you want to pay for a Trisuit that advertises sponsors which are not even your sponsors? I also dont get why people buy pro bike jerseys with sponsors. They pay for then advertising the sponsors even more, every companies wet dream I guess.
LOL. Best comment ever! But I guess they have stepped up the game. Looks like Gustav Iden is racing in them, and with the Norwegians attention to detail I doubt they would race in anything but the best!
Companies lIke ON running shoes should be obliged to take back and recycle the products that contain carbon plates from customers upgrading their shoes. The running industry is a huge contributor to landfill because its products are so complex and theres zero attempt to recycle them.
Its funny like most of those tech videos look pretty much the same. The product costs a ridiculous amount of money, to improve 1% the performance of less than 5% os the whole field of triathletes ... And so, we just keep using our used gear that is still working, until it start to break
is it any good? Taxes, shipping, and the poor exchange rate don't help the price here in the UK, but it's still under £200 where a lot of exercise tech is priced.
There is a lot more going on with the Norwegians than they will disclose. Stop being so naive people. Follow the flow of the money. You can’t put in what god left out. Nor will tech make the difference. Listening to your body is the only true metric you have. Your condition changes daily due to variables such as life stresses, sleep quality, what you eat, how you train. Following numbers is a huge mistake. Variables such as your lactate threshold will change from session to session due to how you manage intensity and recovery, in addition to external life stresses and climatic conditions. As long as you don’t over do intensity and stay in the zone that your body can handle at the time, you will get a response and adaptation. Pushing to the limit too frequently or chasing numbers on meters when your body isn’t able to will lead to loss in performance, injury and retirement. Save your money and learn to listen to your body. Blummenfelt obviously couldn’t “hold the numbers/ data” on the day to beat Iden. Alternatively he wasn’t even looking at them so I rest my case.
Which bit of tech is going to make the biggest impact in the world of triathlon? 🤔
None imho
Could be the wheelset....Best gains for your hard earned cash?
Personally think the sweat rate/sodium loss patch for age groupers specifically. A lot of people getting into triathlon have no idea how much these losses can affect them in training.
G'stuff was wearing a ON tshirt....hopefully hes sponsored by the shoes
@@ChristopherSaadatjoo The salt crusts on my training shorts do indicate some losses though ^^'
That Flowpatch seems extremely useful! That’s data I can immediately use to adjust my fluid consumption during my workouts. I dig it.
Wow! What tech gents 👏 it's incredible to watch tech being developed & ready for market 👍the VO2 mask, the varoius monitors, and the B bike! Oh my days! Really good to see parcours being given some exposure 👏 Is that Dovs own bike? Just watched him on Francis Cades cycling channel. They're both at Kona. Grand stuff all round 👌
It is - officially the slowest bike on the island (because of the rider, not the wheels 😂)
@@rideparcours Hi Gents the reply has just made me chuckle 😄. Enjoy the weekend, both races will no doubt be a great watch 👍
GCN basically just did the same tech reviews on their channel 😂 Yet I still watched both
Love that Argon!
How cool! I am actually a strength and conditioning coach and I had been thinking about getting the VO2master for a while, to better assess athletes. Do y’all think there is demand in the Triathlon, biking/ running community for assessment of cardio vascular performance?
Good question. Guess the answer lies in where you want to make gains, there already is an appetite for it, if it's going to help then it could be one to consider? 🤔
There would want to be loads of demand for it, to justify the €5k price tag.
Some of those 'aero bars' look very much like a fairing!
Let's have a beer each time they mention the Norwegians! 😉
Sounds dangerous 😅
That American legion bike in the stand getting a coated chain, has to be Tony Kannan’s 👍
Edit: oh hey you looked at it.
Glad to see they are finally proving a disc wheel since the organizer is stuck in the past when people believe things that simply aren’t true.
What I would like to be able to buy: a non boring trisuit, just like the pros wear! For cycling you can buy all the pro gear, for triathlon yes you can get Zoot or former Watty, but never the pro suits with sponsors etc.
Why would you want to pay for a Trisuit that advertises sponsors which are not even your sponsors? I also dont get why people buy pro bike jerseys with sponsors. They pay for then advertising the sponsors even more, every companies wet dream I guess.
@@speedsociety9177 because I think those trisuits look a lot better than the ones that dont have anything on them.
@@gengar678 like any sport who doesnt want to wear the same jersey as their favorite pro! I completely understand
I really never understand the triathlon world!
Pros get pay nothing compared to other sports ! And everything is much more expensive !
Yes!! Finally someone will wear an ON shoe on raceday and not only before and after ??😊
I race with ON shoes 😅
Finally (almost entirely) dropping the useless holes.
@@70N3W07FG4M1N1G hence your name
LOL. Best comment ever! But I guess they have stepped up the game. Looks like Gustav Iden is racing in them, and with the Norwegians attention to detail I doubt they would race in anything but the best!
Will gustav run on on?
Love the video 👍
Feedback: It seems Mark microphone is off or very low comparing with his colleague or the background soundtrack.
2:42 " . . . the likes of you and ME . . . " Go to the back of the class, Mark . . . NOW!
He was just excited 😅
Is that hydration bladder on the Cube pressurised; it feels like it will need an epic suck to get a drink?
Probably just using something similar to the Camelbak bite valve which keeps the fluid in the tube.
60 tooth single chainring for 1700 vertical meters is just bonkers
Nice one guys
Wow you have way more cooler tech over here on GTN well, compared to GCN.
You can thank the UCI 🙂
Companies lIke ON running shoes should be obliged to take back and recycle the products that contain carbon plates from customers upgrading their shoes. The running industry is a huge contributor to landfill because its products are so complex and theres zero attempt to recycle them.
Its funny like most of those tech videos look pretty much the same. The product costs a ridiculous amount of money, to improve 1% the performance of less than 5% os the whole field of triathletes ... And so, we just keep using our used gear that is still working, until it start to break
If you are interested in hydration monitoring I have been using hDrop, it is reusable and already available in the market
is it any good? Taxes, shipping, and the poor exchange rate don't help the price here in the UK, but it's still under £200 where a lot of exercise tech is priced.
VO2 master is not for mere mortals with a price of more than $5000!!
They had me until $5000
Jeez with so much data on head unit who will have time to check the road?? This is already dangerous with the aero positions..
I already spend more time looking at graphs after a workout than I spent on the workout 🤣
Should just let people use recumbents which are a more true measure of what the human power can achieve
Part 1 and 2 mostly about bicycle. Strip away that bike what are you?
Sub7Sub8 told us that
Am I the only one who found Cadex bike is kinda ugly??
...........Haha.......Im wondering what Marke Allen and Dave Scott think about all this BS!!!!!!!!!
too much marketing
Imagine how many pro road cyclists wiping the dripping saliva off their mouths right now! Careful, that might turn into road rage!🤣😅😂
There is a lot more going on with the Norwegians than they will disclose. Stop being so naive people. Follow the flow of the money.
You can’t put in what god left out.
Nor will tech make the difference. Listening to your body is the only true metric you have. Your condition changes daily due to variables such as life stresses, sleep quality, what you eat, how you train. Following numbers is a huge mistake. Variables such as your lactate threshold will change from session to session due to how you manage intensity and recovery, in addition to external life stresses and climatic conditions. As long as you don’t over do intensity and stay in the zone that your body can handle at the time, you will get a response and adaptation.
Pushing to the limit too frequently or chasing numbers on meters when your body isn’t able to will lead to loss in performance, injury and retirement. Save your money and learn to listen to your body.
Blummenfelt obviously couldn’t “hold the numbers/ data” on the day to beat Iden. Alternatively he wasn’t even looking at them so I rest my case.