Show Notes
Save at FXRRacing.com with Pulpmx30 code and also thanks to Firepower Parts and Maxxis Tires. We talk to John Wessling, trainer for many riders over the years, about training in the sport, the off-season gains, working with Jason Anderson, GEICO Honda, Chase Sexton, his thoughts on riders and what they need, Park City life and more.
--- CHAPTERS --- 00:00 Intro and Park City mountain biking 01:51 Moving from LA to Park City 04:34 Troll Training business with Alex Martin 10:29 Low-key trainer and trainers with the secret 17:42 Working with Jason Anderson 25:38 Chase Sexton and J-Mart fitness 28:06 Training vs riding, Lawrence brothers and Garrett Marchbanks 33:15 Can fitness make a podium guy? 37:11 Building vs maintaining and boot camp myths 40:42 Mountain biking, swimming and Chase's offseason 43:19 Garmin data, Phil Nicoletti banter and sign-off
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