catch up with Colorado based enduro racer Gerry Signorelli. Besides a couple of top 80 EWS results and top 15 Big Mountain Enduro results to his name, Gerry has a pretty fascinating background which draws from a high level of success in several other sports prior to diving into the mountain biking world. Gerry's also been coaching with the California SuperBike School for the last 8 years or so and the analysis and education they provide for their riders there, offers some interesting tools that Gerry applies to the mountain biking world as well. So, not surprisingly with that variety of experience to draw on, I think you'll find this a really interesting episode.

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Podcast Episode #3 - Gerry Signorelli

No interview this time, just a dive into some rider data and some conclusions about some metrics you may want to work into your training plan for your own mountain bike enduro training. As part of those conclusions, the X-Vert Factor concept is introduced and explained. Is this the end of interview style episodes? No, not at all, but this type of format will see some use in the months to come as well. Enjoy and let me know what you think about the importance of the x-vert factor in the comments!

Episode #4 - Mapping an EWS Rider: X-Vert Factor

First we look at a different way to look at race results than just the position and then apply that analysis tool to some historical Enduro World Series race data to see if we can answer whether the EWS is getting more competitive over time and what it takes to get a particular result in the EWS

Episode #5 - Analyzing Your Race Results and Looking at Whether the EWS is Getting More Competitive

I like bikes. A lot. All bikes really, but mountain bikes in particular. This is just a spot to capture interviews with people in the sport that I'm interested in learning more about and I figured I'd share their stories with anyone that wants to listen.

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