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Lance Armstrong | You Have to Move Forward
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- This conversation offers a simple, yet often tough, perspective when it comes to how we respond to challenging periods in life. Do you retreat when you are in mucky waters or do you lean into it and allow your hurt / humiliation / anger to evolve into purpose?
From 7 Tour de France wins to Livestrong Foundation to battling lawsuits to Next Ventures, Lance Armstrong shares his journey through life and how facing his challenges head on served him rather than hiding away and letting that minimize him.
With the current climate, I’ve had many conversations with others on the hardship that they are experiencing. This episode with Lance provided a nice shift in awareness that we are responsible for how we feel, given any type of circumstance.
During this conversation, Lance and I discuss...
→ What can come from releasing bitterness.
→ The emotional impacts from retirement that no one talks about.
→ Not allowing hardships take us out of the game of life.
→ Continuing forward movement through our darkest moments.
→ How a simple mindset shift opened a channel for opportunities.
→ Letting our kids choose their own life path, their own passions.
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Just fond you Man. Glad I did.
Mahalo Nui Loa for this Lance time!
Looking forward to catching up on content 🙂
Very nice conversation, Life is a journey..... Lance is an inspiration for many. Wish Him the best.
He is nothing of the sort.
Lance is exactly right....I had a conversation with myself to "get over" the hurt I felt after defending Lance for YEARS... The "fall" crushed me. I still get upset thinking about it..emotional even..as I was SO SO invested in his success. I was that crushed with his failures..It took a while...but I decided that cycling is more important.. I realized and accepted Lance for what he is... Now he is giving back to cycling things that IT gave him... That is why I came back.. I love the sport and this guy was the BEST ever...let's hear what he has to say about the tactics of racing and all things about the sport. He knows more than anyone besides Johan. I WANT to hear it. Lance is still Lance..the anger is still there... but I'm interested in his views.
I think many of us can forgive Lance for his drug transgressions, he was just better at it than the rest of the peloton. However, his lack of remorse around his vicious personal attacks & attempts to destroy the careers of anyone who questioned him show the true measure of this man.
Watch the interview.
I think there is plenty of remorse. The thing that is difficult for us is that Lance is honest that wouldn’t not change anything, and that there are relationships where he isn’t there yet.
Hate Peloton? Strong words my heart. I ride outside and race. Cancer survivor. 70 year old grandma. Peloton helps keep my game in shape during Wisconsin’s wild winter and on summer’s rainy days.
But finding space to just be alone and get inside my own head truly keeps me from going nuts.
All my best.
Thanks for this! Really. Made me see Lance from other perspective. Thanks a lot. awesome job...
Lance will always be an inspiration to me. Regardless of the rest of the noise
Why not choose better inspiration?
I'm not sure I can forgive Lance for what he did to the sport.
Not just the cheating, the attitude, the treatment of other people.
Never heard lance talk so much without having to take care of business #powerdot #roka #patron #amphuman
so good
Keep the episodes coming! Commentary on classics and all pro races is great entertainment. We love em in Steamboat!
Thanks brother!
Best Lance interview I have seen. I have renewed hope in people now and actually followed TDF from podcast. From Lance to the interviewer this was well done.
Lance is the man! Great athlete and raised a shit ton of money to fight cancer! Great interview!
He did but, his reputation and cheating tarnished his charitable work.
One thing I would have to say about Lance is that it's pretty easy to 'move forward' when you are filthy rich. Despite the money this cost him, he still emerged with a massive amount of wealth. If any of this had destroyed him financially I don't think he'd be in such high spirits and talking about moving forward. I consider him the best ever, but sometimes the messaging is kind of meh.
Hard to feel just where he was at during this time.I feel no angerfo😊r his failings but find it more difficult to forgive his actions with those around him and the hirt he has cause.
We can all learn from the mistakes we make. Interesting interview.
Agreed...🙏🏼
We can all learn but has Armstrong?
This just hit my UA-cam feed last night and I had not seen this interview prior to today. Very good interview, extremely insightful. Obviously I am a huge cycling fan, watching and taping every Tour since 1984, but the business discussion you had were the most interesting. How "The Move" and "Forward" came to fruition. How he is actually making money from it, and what his strategies are. Really good insight, and probably the best, most relaxing, and truthful interview I have seen him in. Really Good job! :)
Thanks for listening Karim! And I agree...I really enjoyed digging into some of the non-cycling stuff.
Best,
Cal
Lance is a legend
Hey Lance I happen to be one of the 15 000000 and love every minute.....
This podcast episode has been out a year so obviously I am late in finding it. It was good to hear Lance admit his real crime or cause of his downfall. Cheating, ie doping, in cycling wasn’t his downfall as it was an integral part of the sport. The really bad part was how he viciously he treated people who opposed him in anyway. It be nice if he could make amends with the Andreus and Tyler Hamilton. That said, I’ve been listening to his podcast since 2017 and still think he’s the greatest TDF cyclist.
Absolutely love Lance take on 15 million with him. Have had to move forward like a lot of others. Perseverance, mistakes, understanding. WEDU, The Move, and The Forward. Great interview , thank you
Good idea. Take advice from a bully who attempted to destroy, silence and humiliate his enemies who were all telling the truth...Armstrong has the mindset of a politician or corporate executive. Power at all costs, no matter how many people you destroy...
love this, subbing!
🙌🏼🙌🏼
oh dear ! lance have you ever had a regular 9 til 5 job like roofing in july !! ??
As an Aussie who is the guy interviewing Lance....thanks in advance
@Simon Knowles He is Ricky Steamboat...”The Dragon”...a retired pro wrestler. He was inducted in the WWE Hall of Fame in 2008 or 9. I’m sure there is a Wiki page for him if you want to read up about his career etc. Hope all is well down under.
@@deemariedubois4916 thanks for that.....Rick the dragon steamboat sure brings back a lot of memories.....hoping all is well where you are too
Google and his site say his name is Cal Callahan.
Good stuff I think Lance will always want to be the man and good on him for keeping moving forward. He lost the bluster but he still wants to offer something to people
Go Lance Go ... Go Lance Go ...
No doubt Lance had his challenges growing up... I didn't like what he did / how he behaved to various people BUT I'm all for him moving on.... whichever way you look at it.. a special athlete with particular challenges...you have to move on.
Best effing interview. Seen a ton of Lance interviews. By far the best. All marrow no bone. No sh.t.
That was a GREAT interview. Thanks
your a lot more credible without ads period. thats one thing that really rubs me the wrong way about the armstrong podcasts. i always fast forward those parts like im sure most do. lets just say people stick around despite those cheezy plugs
Oak Cliff probably is one of the most famous places in the US, considering is the place where Oswald killed J.D. Tippit, the officer who stoopped Oswald after killing Kennedy
Through divorce and challenges....... i hope he can keep the love and trust of all his children. Divorce kills relationships unfortunately.
Here are my questions:
At the beginning of all this there was no testing for epo, it was not on the “ not approved list”.
Why was Lance stripped of everything. They guys that were also on the podiums or 8th, 51st place etc and convicted of doping were not stripped of their positions or earnings, their names remain in the record books, why?
Why is epo illegal? Essentially it just helps you recover? Is it really that bad for you? Is it worse than caffeine, power aid, 2 hour massages, all the other “legal” recovery methods? I don’t know, does anybody.
You can make a pretty strong argument that epo could actually be beneficial to endurance athletes, look at what they are doing to their body in a race like the Tour de France. That race isn’t good for you.
Not at all condoning what he did or support it, but why was he the only one removed from the record books?
Off the top of my head, a lot of people were also banned/stripped of titles and EPO can be dangerous to the point that athletes using it had to be woken up in the middle of the night to get up and walk around to keep from dying in their sleep because of the combination of their low resting heart rate and how thick it made their blood...and some did die from it. EPO has a purpose, bit they were using it dangerously.
Yes, EPO is illegal in France. Look up Faustina affair in 1999... huge drug bust (of EPO) and mass arrests of cyclists at the tour
EPO doesn't just help you recover. It massively increases your red blood cell count which increases VO2 max.
The Dude is back.
Say what u want about Lance..and yes, like the rest of us, he's got his sins.. man's got serious grit... N btw he did win 7 tours.
"Funner" is not a word...
I really think that this an exceptional athlete Lance would be able to 'Move forward' until he does some restitutions to people whom he screw pretty bad . All of that freaking bad Karma got back to him cz the way he used & treaded people, on the other hand he obviously help to the bike business industry booming, some how he deserved to get something back in return which he really did millions.
Very interesting conversation, love it. Thank you guys.
Nice chat with the monster.
Good interview. Love Lance! 💯
Peleton "Hell No!" Love it - figuring most serious cyclists feel the same - most of us ride for our brains and our fitness, not to have someone yell at us... Cheers to the 'outside kitties' Ha, ha
HA!! Love it!
i must tell you no matter what lance is the best of all time and the still the best human as well muchlove from expro in gastown late 80's - 90's DAY YR #1 IN MY BOOK.
Glad that Lance kept his edge. It's majik being "outdoor kitty" and the personal responsibility an outdoor kitty edge creates either makes use of the litterbox or you mark the tree. For canine lovers 'you're either the hydrant or you're the Dawgh!'!
I see it as Lance is the Lyon Dawg and I'm glad he's out here.
Fuck UCI (back then)
"That was then, this is Now" S.E. Hinton
Lance is the master and is also a skilled mountain bike rider
Damn I love Lance's jacket, anyone have a link to it?
Go to the mall
30:00 Was there ever a “Tour De Bill 😗, Lance?”
why give a cheater airtime? To roll this stupid argument 'everybody was doping'? It's wrong and he need to be held accountable for his own decisions he made and betrayed millions trusting him...
Everyone does dope in sports at professional levels, you probably believe WWE wrestling is legit and they are natural.
Please, do you have no imagination as to just where his life was at at that time.There is depression ,remorse and self disgust . And of course loss of his leading role as the class cyclist he clearly had been.
LA was the king and always will be. Yes he’s a prick and a bastard for throwing people under buses and I agree that isn’t right. However as Tyler Hamilton reports approximately 80-90 % of the peloton were on something and ‘glowing’ as they call it. LA and the team just did it better than anyone else. Besides, just taking a substance doesn’t instantly make you a great athlete/cyclist, you still have to put in the hrs and LA certainly did that.
The other interesting thing about LA being stripped of his 7 x TDF titles is that one one from within that period of titles has ever been promoted to 1st. But then how could the UCI award the races to another competitor when almost all of LA’s competitors were ‘glowing’. As Tyler Hamilton says, you would not have even come close to winning the TDF back in the day unless you took drugs. At best Tyler says you might finish around position 80-90th. I never read or hear much mentioned about no one else being awarded any of those 7 x titles. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm 🤔🤫
So for anyone who reads this, No I don’t like what LA did to people and their lives, reputation etc, but his athletic abilities will always stand and no one, just no one comes close. Do I think cycling is ‘clean today’, no. Every athlete today wants an edge, the science of drugs in sport I think has just become more of an art than ever. At the end of the day even as an average cyclist the question to self is given the same set of circumstances as LA and others of that period in cycling and the drive/desire to succeed, would I do or have done the same thing? Only you as a reader of my comment can answer this question to self.
Vive Le Tour, Vive Le Armstrong 🚵🚴♂️ (Commenting from Qld Australia)
“Lance Armstrong has no place in cycling”
Agreed 200%
just another phantom hero of society.
Just like Trump has no place in politics !
So what about the other riders? They were doing exactly the same, if anything worse in the years before Lance came on the scene.
Lance’s stepfather used to beat Lance. Don’t know how many times, but it happened.
Cd be part of the explanation for what he wd later do, and the cheating program he wd participate in/lead
Blaming his step father for being too disciplinarian is deflection. Stop making excuses for a conman.
@@pavanatanaya my comments are 3, your comment shows you didn’t read what I wrote. Yet you tell me what to do and how to talk and think. Why do people think that ordering others what to do is efficacious?
Hello lance for me you are the best champion
Lance is so excited he is good at selling a bunch of useless crap... I can't figure out which one of these d bags is the bigger d bag
Once a D bag...always one.
Oh no, I did not intend “to discount Armstrong’s victims” by stating that Armstrong himself was also cheated by getting an unfair life sentence. I spent in fact thousands of pro Bono hrs to get compensation to E O Reilly, to G Le Mond, to F Andreu, w no result. And to get Armstrong’s lawyer sanctioned by the Tex bar. And to get Armstrong prosecuted for perjury in Tex for false testimony in the Tex bonus arbitration. To no result. But most time spent was in Italy and Switzerland to get P McQuaid and H Verbruggen investigated for fraud. To no result. And to get the Armstrong banker in the background but a key player investigated. No result. So no I did not discount the people he harmed, just the opposite. Many drug stories still untold. Many drug abusers and helpers and hiders still out there, still flapping their wings, still unexposed and untouched.
Overall, a v gd interview, even excellent, for Armstrong opens up in a way not seen b f. And when he did I liked what I saw and heard.
Quite gray area re drugs in cycling: yes Armstrong cheated, but also he was cheated too. He got a doomsday lifetime ban, unlike any other cyclist in the history of our sport for a first offense. And the USA organization prosecuting him and convicting him did so in an unethical way.
It is a complicated drug story, and that’s only about the part we know. There is much drug info, many drug stories fully untold.
And the past exec leaders of the UCI, dirty themselves and the top leaders of the sport, both untouched, both non-penalized while Armstrong pays a life penalty.
Is he still pretending that he's not a sociopath?
Apparently.
I think he's always been quite open about the fact he's a sociopath.
Yes. I can forgive the doping, he was just better at it than the rest of the peloton. The narcism is the elephant very much still in the room.
Lance vous etes toujours pour moi le meilheures coureur du tour france
In this video toward the end, Armstrong derides volatile parents attending athletic contests of their kids, in particular the parents who actually got into a fistfight at a basketball game of their 10 yr olds.
In France on a backroad Armstrong and T Hamilton were cut off by a car driver. Armstrong raced ahead, caught up w the car, pulled the driver from the car, laid him out on the ground, and beat up the driver, punching him in the face several times.
Lance has moved on...life is about learning from your mistakes...I think Lance has learned lessons and seems happier...so for the haters what have you learned and are you happier...cause throwing hate at Lance ain’t positive
i learned he sucked rly hard and took shit to get better. there is NO way one can take good things of this
"Moving on" means paying respect & restitutions to those he viciously attacked during his career. Many of whom were defenseless masseurs & trainers, even spouses were singled out for his vitriol.
I get your point but, the way he has treated people is beyond reproach.
His attitude is the problem.
Even to this day he still has a reference to the 7 yellow jerseys on his Twitter profile.
True arrogance.
@@philipbarrett3151 Well said that man!!
ESPN voted him the most hated person in sport history.........good job Lamce
The first Move podcast I heard Lance do with JB I thought, he really needs someone to soften his perspective, he needs George. I mean JB was there to direct but couldn’t call BS.
The greatest cyclist ever!
@@paulfienga9466 7😉
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but he did not lose memory
😂😂😂😂😂😂💉💉💉💉💊💊💊💊💊
greatest cyclist ever is pushing it a bit, but good or bad he did inspire a lot of people to cycle
Facts: no UCI exec (P McQuaid, H Verbruggen) have paid any penalty re doping in cycling; same w the owners of any of the grand tours; same w the banking people in the background. Who paid? Cyclists. Who paid the most? L Armstrong
Nice of you to discount his victims. The people who this sociopath threw under the bus, Emma O'Reilly, his teammates, journalists, etc
Pantani paid more.
Everyone benefited from Lance (UCI, Trek, TDF, etc...) and ultimately threw him under the bus when they couldn't extract anything left from him.
@@quantumdecoherence1289 i worked hundreds of hrs to get compensation for e o Reilly
I don’t appreciate sarcasm
@@philipbarrett3151 yes he did but it was largely self inflicted while others inflicted the punishment on A
Damn this is like a show about plugs, lol #shillstrong
BS , toughness is surviving when you have lost it all.
@davidoffon Yep. Theft from the athletes that played clean
Lance is the biggest doper, liar, cheater, and fraud in professional sports.
Ya, he's had a troubling past in the sport. I respect his ability to own that part of him. In my opinion it takes real courage to start to face the shadow side of our past.
Hi I still belive Lance was a victim of the sport.Drugs inall sports including cycling have been around even before Lance was born.I feel he has been used as a scapegoat. Did he have a choice,I don't think so when you consider all the others were on something.I still belive in my heart he was a good athlete.I forgive you Lance,good luck for the furture,that moment in time does not define you as a person for the rest of your life.
Lance is a failure and a has-been! That's why he has to use mostly his own money to promote questionable products like his silly creams.
Sponsors are rightfully afraid to get burned again!
Empty talk. No values. Btw... what values to expect from a cheat?
Spot on!
He paid the price for something everybody was doing the "top brass" did not get any shit or loss of earnings
Ehh. Interviewer is annoying.
totally...
What's with that ridiculous hat?