targaryen tickler this is a podcast sir, not a bike race. I skip ads in all of them. Are you the type of guy that lets the full 3’ ad play at the start of each UA-cam video or do you hit “Skip Ads ->”?
Not only the posture, his facial expression in the effort is very similar. Empty look, barely breathing, not showing any pain in the effort. And we know why Armstrong was looking so easy...
Love the show..there is nothing better than wrapping up my day with a shower, something to eat and listening to The Move while plowing a hot plate of food. Can't wait till tomorrow.. Wout gets his 3rd stage of this tour tomorrow.
I watch this show at the end of the day because that is when I could really use a good laugh. You guys never let me down, thank you and keep up the good work.
Thanks Guys!! Living Legends!!! Because of You Lance... I got in to cycling... You Still inspire me to get on my bike!! Keep it Up Champ!!.... Senor Hincapié Usted es un caballero. Espero algún día poder conocerle...
Hi guys! Shout out for the podcast, it's great! Short, sweet and insightful it's the perfect format for my commute ride or my stretching session. Also big shout out to Romain Bardet, finishing stage 13, a hell of a stage, with a concusion! Not what he hoped for the stage on his training roads. All the best for the recovery!
Great little podcast today fellas. Your Bastille day screw up was very funny. I love listening to your stage wrap up every morning here in Oz. Then, if I can do it at work, I'll tune in to the two JB's for a preview of the next stage. Belgian JB is the fountain of cycling knowledge, and Texan JB keeps everything on track, asks pertinent questions and gets even more great stuff from Johan . You guys have a top crew. Keep up the good work. See you in the douches.
Excellent episode! Lance and George are figuratively running down other cycling podcasts' with their knowledge, humor and banter. Very entertaining, and with the "Godfather" Johan slamming down his expertise at the expense of Lance and George it becomes hilarious. Great show, thanks guys.
Lance makes fun of the French pronunciations but Lance used to give interviews on French TV in French without an interpreter. I lived in France during all of his Tour wins and it used to blow me away to hear him speaking French. He was not bad back then! Go Lance!
This is the funniest show on any channel or network. The ball busting and gripes Lance dishes out is right up there with his cycling pal mares. The last comment on Georges trophy getting broken and the regard for Georges time to shine was incredible. It's good that George is so composed and loyal to Lance. Their friendship must be rock solid. This is world tour champion level shit talking and it all rolls off their back no problem. Funny as hell. Great show.
I am loving your daily show. On the stage 12 show you mentioned you had some insight into positive Covid tests on Rest day and would discuss later in the show but I do not think you did. I would love to hear more. Sheri in Quebec, Canada
I would love to hear Lance on a 3hr. podcast talking about a riders union/UCI and how he would do things! It would be very educational, again great job guys!
I used to work at a sporting goods store in Wayzata, Minnesota when I was younger and one day Greg LeMond came in with a guy who I did not recognize. Greg said hello to me and introduced me to his friend - Lance Armstrong. My dad Jim is a huge cycling fan and so I told him how I had met Greg and he was with somebody who he said was going to be the next big American cyclist and my Dad was like 'Lance Armstrong maybe?' and I said yes and he was blown away! I'm very lucky to have met the two greatest American cyclists at the same time!
For me lance u will be always the best .u ve gave a lot of memories during my teen age .i will always pay you a mad respect .u did change cycling in term of performance ,fashion,solidarity for u r soldier.i dont realy know how are your relationship now .but i guess u did forgive yourself
What kind of performance is that obtained by cheating, lying and drugging yourself for years just to create the illusion that you are the best in the eyes of the naives, suckers or idiots? And I was one of these too! And a lot of millions and millions with that "performance", of course. Only sports create this twisted "reality" that makes possible to be a convicted criminal and in nthe same time to be apreciated and adulated! What people can do this abomination?
@@frei_herr7606 i didnt told he has done everything right .but as a competitor i know drug doesnt give you the win you most be commited to displin,you most be smart and read the race .i have never ever saw a team with so much intelligent during the race like us postal.it s realy unfair he has to carry for all the doper in cycling .viranc,contador ,vinokourov ,mayo,ulrich ,basso should i have to continue to list they will be no end .man u can buy what the media offers you but i aint dum.he was just mobb by the cycling lobi and that a fact.why they didnt sanction froome even when it was prove they guy was dope .
What do you think about Bardet getting a concussion and getting put back on the bike immediately after, no question asked? Other sports like football, hockey, basketball are taking concussion more and more seriously, but in cycling you are back on the bike descending at 60mph minutes after your concussion.
Don’t you wonder that’s actually legendary commentators who actually make legendary athletes become legendary? Just thought of the Paul Sherwen and Phill Liggett duo and both are bonded to the Lance Armstrong legend forever like (what’s ever forever for you)!
Bernal said after the stage that he's doing some of his best power numbers, despite getting dropped. Just goes to show how ridiculous the w/kg Roglic and Pogacar are doing.
Boardman and Obree (version 2) was the Superman position. Landis on T in 96 when he won the Tour of California and the TdF (before he was DQ'd) had the Praying Mantis. Victor Campenaerts has a similar position It has been shown that Obree's original position (funky high bars and resting his shoulder on his hand) was the fastest position out there. It was banned when he beat everyone. He came back with the Superman position and whooped ass again. Then Boardman used if for his 56km hour record. It has been shown that the superman position is on a par with what is being used today. With that said, shouldn't Boardman still have the Hour Record? He beat the Merckx record on a traditional bike (while at sea level - Manchester, Merckx was at altitude) and then smashed 56km, which is still unbeaten, also at sea level at Manchester. His ride was 1.3km further than Campenaerts (altitude) - then again Campenaerts hasn't destroyed anyone in a TT like Boardman who completely shitcanned Indurain and LeMond in the 1994 TdF prologue. That wasn't just a win - he took them both out back and beat them hard with the big stick. Indurain got a 15 second kicking, Lance 39 seconds, LeMond 41... How did Lance get beat by Chiappucci (he lost only 33 seconds to Boardman in Lille) in a TT? Is that where the Fanny Pack comes in? US State names - Arkansas, how does that end up as arkensaw? Natchitoches. LA - I dare you to be able to pronounce that place properly without having babies with your inlaws. Banjos at the ready! Love the show - keep up the ace work.
"EVERY BODY LOVES GEORGE! Fucking there will probably be ten jets to take his ass home when this thing is over." 16:54 to 16:59 Repeat 12 to 100 times for maximum 12 year old humor. I did, with my 12 year old squealching in the background.
I’m curious what you guys think about the young talent doing so well this year. Could it be that because the season has been changed due to the pandemic that the young guys look better this year than they normally would. Or are we just seeing a plethora of young talent this year. Or, are they all going to blow up in the third week?
@Christy Dolan no chance??? 😂 An argument could be made that Pogacar is the strongest rider in the race! If not for a mechanical issue in the crosswinds, he'd be in yellow right now! Obviously, Roglic has a strong team which definitely helps. But thats not as important as people think at this stage of the race. All we have left is 3 mountain stages, a flat stage, an uphill ITT and Paris. Pogacar can just sit on Roglic's wheel in the mountains. And I actually give Pogacar the advantage in the ITT. In my opinion, Pogacar looks stronger than Roglic. I'm telling you, Pogacar has a great shot at winning the whole thing!
Hey Lance it’s Damon here from Australia. Love the show and when you came to race the Tour Down Under in 2009 the city of Adelaide was buzzing like never before! What would it take to entice you back to Australia, and please don’t say it’ll be for a Fosters as that’s Australia’s version of Cat’s Piss! ;-)
Predict Sagan and maybe one or two Bora riders get in the break...Sagan surfs wheels and takes the Sprint...but don't count Yates out, sure he was "swinging" today but he held on a long way into the stage over some tough climbs. Question is...did he go into the red too much to recover for tomorrow. If no break, Bora goes balls deep to get Sagan sprint points.
JB of course you should be in the predictions. I listened to you on my drive time in the Lance years and you know your stuff. Where else did the drive time DJ s discuss Le Tour?
How the heck do I use the flow code for LMNT. I contact them and they said there is NO discount code THE MOVE !!! Still waiting for the dscnt code for @ventumracing !!! 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
Also watching from Missouri. The pronunciation depends on where you are. Southeast MO where “she who must not be named” is from calls it Missour-uh. Most of the rest of the state calls it Missour-ee. Really miss the Tour of MO, loved having such a great race across an under appreciated cycling area. Ride the Katy Trail yearly and happy we have one of the best gravel races close by. Go Chiefs!
I’m a few days late on the Sagan saga, but after seeing him struggle a bit I think that move was an attempt to win the mental game early on so he could hold onto a few stages.
My husband and I are huge fans of your podcast. We watch THE MOVE in bed every night (he would kill me for sharing this) before going to sleep so listening to Georgie, LA and JB talk before we dream about cycling. This routine is getting us through these strange times so THANK YOU for being our nightly entertainment. We haven’t missed a show. Speaking of sleep, I have to ask about Lance’s ring .... when he talks about the Oura ring, is that the ring he’s wearing? He never points it out. I would like to see what it looks like it and maybe ask for one for Christmas. Your biggest fans, Tasha & Rory in Boulder, Colorado p.s. Rory uses the Powerdot almost every day and it’s helped with recovery and injuries in his ski racing!
Hey Gents, Christian from Tucson. I was curious why you see sprinters getting dropped so hard on climbs? Like Ewan being 12+ minutes back today (Saturday) after getting dropped in a climb before the sprint points. How does their training and body type differ to make the climbs so hard and why wouldn't they work to become a more well rounded rider so they can hang on climbs better?
Gravel cycling is becoming increasingly popular. How do Lance and George feel about that? And are you all riding gravel yourselves? Most importantly I was reading on a cycling mag this AM about a hydrologic seat drop accessed from handle bar and is great to lower cyclist making them more aerodynamic on downhills. I'm sure they haven't tweaked the weight yet, but also easier to maneuver on twists and turns. Do you think this would be a safer ride than off the seat tuck position? Of course the seat raises when weight is removed.
Hi guys, love the show from Toronto. Question about this Oura ring thjng, can you explain briefly how does this sleep thing work for a sceptic like me that likes to see how things work before believing? Do you need to wear it 247 etc?
The Oura ring is a heart rate monitor. Specifically it tracks your resting heart rate (when you wear it while you sleep). Your resting heart rate is an accurate measurement for determining how recovered you are from the day before. For example, my resting heart when I get 8 hours of sleep is around 46 bpm. However after a night of drinking and 4 hours of sleep, my resting heart rate is around 60 bpm. Fun fact, Lance has the lowest resting heart rate ever recorded at 32 bpm!!
In re: to the conversation (from last week) about slowing down the cyclists, would it make sense or work to increase the minimum weight of the bike? That’s the only “restrictor plate” that comes to mind for me.
24-hour distance record. Austrian Christoph Strasser of Race Across America fame holds the world record for the distance ridden on a velodrome in 24 hours, riding an astonishing 941.873 kilometres (585.253 miles) at the Velodrome Suisse.
Lets give a hand to Neilson Powless again! Ineos is done. Bernal couldn't even hang in the end. J-V is the new Ineos! Tadej is one heck of a rider. Love this guy!
Let's slow the roll on Ineos is done talk...it's a race someone has to come first and obviously second. The competition is good and that's great for the sport, yall are way to ready to see the demise of a great team.
@@tomkunich7388 you haven't seen much of the race have you....they've been the least aggressive anyone has seen them in a decade so how are they riding like Froome is going to back them up....
That's good tactical advice to JV, but I cannot help to think things worked differently in a time where you did not have to manage your energy over 3 weeks as much ;-).
I still have faith in Bernal. That being said, if he doesn’t gain good time on the Colombier, stage (15), I think he at best wins third place. I think that will be one of the climbs that best suits him. Note: there are also 2 stages in the final week that end above 2100m altitude. He could also respond there but he cant lose more time if he wants to win.
@@pahouseholder Bernal showed he didn't have it versus the Slovenians on terrain that isn't his strong suit. Note that he said his objective for the day was to hang-on on the final climb.
Even though Thomas and Froome weren't physically ready don't you think Ineos misses them just as a physical presence? Ineos has no affect on the tour this year.
Hey Guys, great show as usual......Question: About TJ Van Garderen, I recall 3-4 years ago he was considered a GC rider and team leader. What happened, he seems to be a support rider in most races these days?
Loved what you said regarding the shared revenue so much I Boom'd out loud and scared my cat 🤣. The F1 example was perfect. I believe the sport is in danger if this same model it operates under continues!
Love the podcast guys! Maybe I'm not hearing him correctly but does Lance say that LMNT has 60 grams of Magnesium? Maybe there's a typo in his copy. Obviously its "mg" not "g".
HEY JB LANCE AND GEORGE , do you think roglic and pocajar could of finished bernal off today . All gc guys seemed on the limit apart from the two Slovenians . Do you think they lacked a killer instinct , as even tho bernal was battling he looked cooked .
07:19 for the action of today
ya cuz 1:30 is not important or anything.
@@eljeferaider it's not about bike racing...
Thanks!
@@notredame233 All y'all do is bitch about ads and bike racing is literally a moving ad with advertising on the roads and sponsors on the jersey's.
targaryen tickler this is a podcast sir, not a bike race. I skip ads in all of them. Are you the type of guy that lets the full 3’ ad play at the start of each UA-cam video or do you hit “Skip Ads ->”?
Roglic's posture on the bike reminds me of Lance
yea and I wish he would have the killer instinct like Lance just kill everyone to test them!
Lance sat upright and Roglic is aero. Not at all the same position. Killer look...same
Absolutely. The first time I saw Primoz on the Tour de France 2018, his style on the bike and his physic immediately reminded me of Lance.
Roglic towards the end today , his posture reminded me of the young Lance Armstrong. There was so much much secure confidence
Not only the posture, his facial expression in the effort is very similar. Empty look, barely breathing, not showing any pain in the effort. And we know why Armstrong was looking so easy...
Love the show..there is nothing better than wrapping up my day with a shower, something to eat and listening to The Move while plowing a hot plate of food. Can't wait till tomorrow.. Wout gets his 3rd stage of this tour tomorrow.
2nd business break is over at 25:00
Cannot get enough of these helper avoiders. Mega content. Shame a little business added. But we all appreciate how good content is funded.
I watch this show at the end of the day because that is when I could really use a good laugh. You guys never let me down, thank you and keep up the good work.
This show is great and I’m so glad Johan and JB do the second show! Johan’s commentary is incredible
FDNY Lt. here. Thank You to The Move for the Remembrance. After a hard 24 I always look forward to catching "The Move!" Keep up your great work!
Thanks Guys!! Living Legends!!! Because of You Lance... I got in to cycling... You Still inspire me to get on my bike!! Keep it Up Champ!!.... Senor Hincapié Usted es un caballero. Espero algún día poder conocerle...
Had to work today and only seen brief highlights so this podcast is a must watch for me ,thanks Lance, George and jb
Great call on the intermediate sprint Lance!! I'm so glad to see Sagan taking the fight to them!
Great show guys!
Hi guys! Shout out for the podcast, it's great! Short, sweet and insightful it's the perfect format for my commute ride or my stretching session.
Also big shout out to Romain Bardet, finishing stage 13, a hell of a stage, with a concusion! Not what he hoped for the stage on his training roads. All the best for the recovery!
Thanks again for a great show. Ride, Swim, Run, Power Dot to the level of your smile.
Great little podcast today fellas. Your Bastille day screw up was very funny. I love listening to your stage wrap up every morning here in Oz. Then, if I can do it at work, I'll tune in to the two JB's for a preview of the next stage. Belgian JB is the fountain of cycling knowledge, and Texan JB keeps everything on track, asks pertinent questions and gets even more great stuff from Johan . You guys have a top crew. Keep up the good work. See you in the douches.
I like George Hincapie,
WEDU too
Who doesnt
We du 2. Lance is ok 😉
"10 jets lined up" 😂
"That's what happens when you are nice to people." - George
Awesome shenanigans & knowledge!!! GREAT THANKS! Cheers to the all middle names of the world 🗽
The best thing about Lance’s videos are when they are over. A low calibre gunshot wound is less painful.
Excellent episode! Lance and George are figuratively running down other cycling podcasts' with their knowledge, humor and banter. Very entertaining, and with the "Godfather" Johan slamming down his expertise at the expense of Lance and George it becomes hilarious. Great show, thanks guys.
Jesse Lobo they’re dancing on the pedals!
Lance makes fun of the French pronunciations but Lance used to give interviews on French TV in French without an interpreter. I lived in France during all of his Tour wins and it used to blow me away to hear him speaking French. He was not bad back then! Go Lance!
The George/Lance banter lmfao 😂😂
Breakfast - The Move analysis - Out for a ride - back for the Tour. Perfect Saturday
Awesome show guys!
Ads end at 6:40, second ads end at 25:03
You're doing God's work thx
thanks!
The Colombian music coming on every time George is representing his roots kills me every time and LA dancing DESPITE the neck pain is just epic
What is this colombian song?
This is the funniest show on any channel or network. The ball busting and gripes Lance dishes out is right up there with his cycling pal mares. The last comment on Georges trophy getting broken and the regard for Georges time to shine was incredible. It's good that George is so composed and loyal to Lance. Their friendship must be rock solid. This is world tour champion level shit talking and it all rolls off their back no problem. Funny as hell. Great show.
George is lances domestique during the show-
I am loving your daily show. On the stage 12 show you mentioned you had some insight into positive Covid tests on Rest day and would discuss later in the show but I do not think you did. I would love to hear more. Sheri in Quebec, Canada
Lance was a master of the 'look.' He crushed Pantani & Kaiser Ullrich with a withering stare as he blew by. Impressive.
I’d like them to debate Paris Roubaix. Lance hates it, George is’passionate about it. Could be a good episode.
@SEAL CYCLE I think Maria means for a future podcast....
Hey, they’re chatting about anything on this podcast anyway, lol.
And îm not even mentioning the ads...
I would love to hear Lance on a 3hr. podcast talking about a riders union/UCI and how he would do things! It would be very educational, again great job guys!
I’m from Missouri and have never once pronounced it Missour-ah. You mostly find that in the southern part of the state. Love the show!
If Lance ran the UCI... what a great question!
Great job by the EF Pro Team!
Uran isnt going to win the race...but remember he almost retired last year after his terrible crash in La Vuelta.
By this time, Uran should already have won at least 1 yellow jersey. What's up with him?
@Christy Dolan agree
I used to work at a sporting goods store in Wayzata, Minnesota when I was younger and one day Greg LeMond came in with a guy who I did not recognize. Greg said hello to me and introduced me to his friend - Lance Armstrong.
My dad Jim is a huge cycling fan and so I told him how I had met Greg and he was with somebody who he said was going to be the next big American cyclist and my Dad was like 'Lance Armstrong maybe?' and I said yes and he was blown away!
I'm very lucky to have met the two greatest American cyclists at the same time!
For me lance u will be always the best .u ve gave a lot of memories during my teen age .i will always pay you a mad respect .u did change cycling in term of performance ,fashion,solidarity for u r soldier.i dont realy know how are your relationship now .but i guess u did forgive yourself
What kind of performance is that obtained by cheating, lying and drugging yourself for years just to create the illusion that you are the best in the eyes of the naives, suckers or idiots?
And I was one of these too!
And a lot of millions and millions with that "performance", of course.
Only sports create this twisted "reality" that makes possible to be a convicted criminal and in nthe same time to be apreciated and adulated!
What people can do this abomination?
@@frei_herr7606 i didnt told he has done everything right .but as a competitor i know drug doesnt give you the win you most be commited to displin,you most be smart and read the race .i have never ever saw a team with so much intelligent during the race like us postal.it s realy unfair he has to carry for all the doper in cycling .viranc,contador ,vinokourov ,mayo,ulrich ,basso should i have to continue to list they will be no end .man u can buy what the media offers you but i aint dum.he was just mobb by the cycling lobi and that a fact.why they didnt sanction froome even when it was prove they guy was dope .
What do you think about Bardet getting a concussion and getting put back on the bike immediately after, no question asked? Other sports like football, hockey, basketball are taking concussion more and more seriously, but in cycling you are back on the bike descending at 60mph minutes after your concussion.
Yeah I saw him shaking his head after he got bounced. Scary dangerous to get back on like he did.
Hola toga boy Jorje yo corrí con bos en Central Park en el año 92 un placer ver tus triunfos 18 años en el tour de Francia
Don’t you wonder that’s actually legendary commentators who actually make legendary athletes become legendary? Just thought of the Paul Sherwen and Phill Liggett duo and both are bonded to the Lance Armstrong legend forever like (what’s ever forever for you)!
JB, how do you sit between these two? lol. They are both insane, but in a good way. I love your patience JB, keep up the great work.
Bernal said after the stage that he's doing some of his best power numbers, despite getting dropped. Just goes to show how ridiculous the w/kg Roglic and Pogacar are doing.
👀 hmmm
Juice juice up
Juicing, my point..
Numbers don't mean much unless a rider can translate that into results. 🙄
Where there’s smoke....
What were lance and George's favorite bike of their career? Were they ever jealous of another team's bike?
I read this question everyday, hope one day they read it for you to get an answer 😆
Boardman and Obree (version 2) was the Superman position.
Landis on T in 96 when he won the Tour of California and the TdF (before he was DQ'd) had the Praying Mantis. Victor Campenaerts has a similar position
It has been shown that Obree's original position (funky high bars and resting his shoulder on his hand) was the fastest position out there. It was banned when he beat everyone. He came back with the Superman position and whooped ass again. Then Boardman used if for his 56km hour record. It has been shown that the superman position is on a par with what is being used today. With that said, shouldn't Boardman still have the Hour Record? He beat the Merckx record on a traditional bike (while at sea level - Manchester, Merckx was at altitude) and then smashed 56km, which is still unbeaten, also at sea level at Manchester. His ride was 1.3km further than Campenaerts (altitude) - then again Campenaerts hasn't destroyed anyone in a TT like Boardman who completely shitcanned Indurain and LeMond in the 1994 TdF prologue. That wasn't just a win - he took them both out back and beat them hard with the big stick. Indurain got a 15 second kicking, Lance 39 seconds, LeMond 41...
How did Lance get beat by Chiappucci (he lost only 33 seconds to Boardman in Lille) in a TT? Is that where the Fanny Pack comes in?
US State names - Arkansas, how does that end up as arkensaw? Natchitoches. LA - I dare you to be able to pronounce that place properly without having babies with your inlaws. Banjos at the ready!
Love the show - keep up the ace work.
Roglic looked like he wasn't even hurting during that last climb. His build doesn't look like a typical climber either. What're your thoughts guys?
That he looks just like Lance did in his winning years...
f'n strong core bro! as a skier he literally flew!
They’re all on PED in some way, watch Icarus, even the worlds top anti-doper thinks all athletes are doping
This tour was built for a punchy rider, it suits Roglic. TDF making sure a different team wins the race for sure
@@wc3415 what's your point? IF everyone is on PED then they are all competing at an equal footing.
"EVERY BODY LOVES GEORGE! Fucking there will probably be ten jets to take his ass home when this thing is over."
16:54 to 16:59
Repeat 12 to 100 times for maximum 12 year old humor.
I did, with my 12 year old squealching in the background.
Time for Brailsford to start sleazing his way to Pogacar. "TP - however much you're paid, I'll triple it!"
I’m curious what you guys think about the young talent doing so well this year. Could it be that because the season has been changed due to the pandemic that the young guys look better this year than they normally would. Or are we just seeing a plethora of young talent this year. Or, are they all going to blow up in the third week?
We need the 3 hours of Lance going hard on the UCI
Pogocar could win the whole thang! The 2020 TDF ain't over yet boys and girls!
I don't think he'll last 3 weeks -- specially the last week in the Alps, same with Roglic. He might podium though
@@st3ppenwolf They will bot last for 3 weeks.
@Christy Dolan no chance??? 😂 An argument could be made that Pogacar is the strongest rider in the race! If not for a mechanical issue in the crosswinds, he'd be in yellow right now! Obviously, Roglic has a strong team which definitely helps. But thats not as important as people think at this stage of the race. All we have left is 3 mountain stages, a flat stage, an uphill ITT and Paris. Pogacar can just sit on Roglic's wheel in the mountains. And I actually give Pogacar the advantage in the ITT. In my opinion, Pogacar looks stronger than Roglic. I'm telling you, Pogacar has a great shot at winning the whole thing!
@@st3ppenwolf might podium? Pogacar is a LOCK to podium bro. And I still think he can win the whole thing.
@Christy Dolan told you so...
Hey Lance it’s Damon here from Australia. Love the show and when you came to race the Tour Down Under in 2009 the city of Adelaide was buzzing like never before! What would it take to entice you back to Australia, and please don’t say it’ll be for a Fosters as that’s Australia’s version of Cat’s Piss! ;-)
Maybe a V. Bitter?? Lol 🤪
Predict Sagan and maybe one or two Bora riders get in the break...Sagan surfs wheels and takes the Sprint...but don't count Yates out, sure he was "swinging" today but he held on a long way into the stage over some tough climbs. Question is...did he go into the red too much to recover for tomorrow. If no break, Bora goes balls deep to get Sagan sprint points.
I did a gran fondo 5,000 ft of climbing 100 miles. Hardest ride ever. 15,000 ft is insane..
Thank you for answering my question!
JB of course you should be in the predictions. I listened to you on my drive time in the Lance years and you know your stuff. Where else did the drive time DJ s discuss Le Tour?
How the heck do I use the flow code for LMNT. I contact them and they said there is NO discount code THE MOVE !!! Still waiting for the dscnt code for @ventumracing !!! 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
This is the best pod in the world of sports....... how didn’t I see this show before this year? I’ve been catching up on the 2019 TDF pod aswell 😂
never too late to the party. welcome
@@wedu freeloader
Listen to the blue train series it's very good
Jon Cheers. Will listen after I do the 2019 Pods
Sameeeeeeeee man... This show is legendary
Also watching from Missouri. The pronunciation depends on where you are. Southeast MO where “she who must not be named” is from calls it Missour-uh. Most of the rest of the state calls it Missour-ee. Really miss the Tour of MO, loved having such a great race across an under appreciated cycling area. Ride the Katy Trail yearly and happy we have one of the best gravel races close by.
Go Chiefs!
Another life long Missourian here. Never have I ever said Missour-uh.
Matthew McLaughlin missouri here too, missour-uh is just wrong.
"Where's the a at the end of Missouri?" says LA. One may as well ask, "Where is the f at the end of enough?"
I agree with Hincapie about quintana, he did awesome after that hard fall.
Strong east Europe fashion sense by Primoz.. 😂🤣
That look from Dumoulin ain't nothin compared to "The Look" from Lance looking over at Ullrich back in 2001.
Lance explained in a previous podcast that he wasn’t looking at Ullrich. He was looking at his teammate that was dropping back after a long pull.
Bennett finished last in the peloton today ... does anyone think that he will be in danger of missing the time limit on up coming big mountain stages?
... now they're talking about it.
I’m a few days late on the Sagan saga, but after seeing him struggle a bit I think that move was an attempt to win the mental game early on so he could hold onto a few stages.
As you read VeloNews, check out Neilson is first Native American to race Tour.
My husband and I are huge fans of your podcast. We watch THE MOVE in bed every night (he would kill me for sharing this) before going to sleep so listening to Georgie, LA and JB talk before we dream about cycling. This routine is getting us through these strange times so THANK YOU for being our nightly entertainment. We haven’t missed a show. Speaking of sleep, I have to ask about Lance’s ring .... when he talks about the Oura ring, is that the ring he’s wearing? He never points it out. I would like to see what it looks like it and maybe ask for one for Christmas. Your biggest fans, Tasha & Rory in Boulder, Colorado p.s. Rory uses the Powerdot almost every day and it’s helped with recovery and injuries in his ski racing!
Primoz totally looked like Lance!
@Edwin Jansen I think he meant full of vitamin such as E, P and O
We need some vinyl of George's training music, maybe call it The Sounds of Colombia for Winning Bike Races.
Lance and George dancing to Colombian music at 45:30 vamos!
Hey Gents, Christian from Tucson. I was curious why you see sprinters getting dropped so hard on climbs? Like Ewan being 12+ minutes back today (Saturday) after getting dropped in a climb before the sprint points. How does their training and body type differ to make the climbs so hard and why wouldn't they work to become a more well rounded rider so they can hang on climbs better?
Gravel cycling is becoming increasingly popular. How do Lance and George feel about that? And are you all riding gravel yourselves? Most importantly I was reading on a cycling mag this AM about a hydrologic seat drop accessed from handle bar and is great to lower cyclist making them more aerodynamic on downhills. I'm sure they haven't tweaked the weight yet, but also easier to maneuver on twists and turns.
Do you think this would be a safer ride than off the seat tuck position? Of course the seat
raises when weight is removed.
Hi guys, love the show from Toronto. Question about this Oura ring thjng, can you explain briefly how does this sleep thing work for a sceptic like me that likes to see how things work before believing? Do you need to wear it 247 etc?
The Oura ring is a heart rate monitor. Specifically it tracks your resting heart rate (when you wear it while you sleep). Your resting heart rate is an accurate measurement for determining how recovered you are from the day before. For example, my resting heart when I get 8 hours of sleep is around 46 bpm. However after a night of drinking and 4 hours of sleep, my resting heart rate is around 60 bpm. Fun fact, Lance has the lowest resting heart rate ever recorded at 32 bpm!!
Christopher Delavega thanks, makes more sense now lol
Lance, you had a Slovenian on your team. It was Jani Brajkovic, the winner od Dauphine once.
Brilliant conversation.
Hey Tour de France, stop with the podium Guy.
David S #FirePodiumGuy
Lance is the biggest beater of cancer , not a bad rider either. Love him
You completely glossed over my countryman Mollema crashing and leaving the tour with a complex wrist fracture.
In re: to the conversation (from last week) about slowing down the cyclists, would it make sense or work to increase the minimum weight of the bike? That’s the only “restrictor plate” that comes to mind for me.
24-hour distance record. Austrian Christoph Strasser of Race Across America fame holds the world record for the distance ridden on a velodrome in 24 hours, riding an astonishing 941.873 kilometres (585.253 miles) at the Velodrome Suisse.
Hey guys love your podcast where can I find johan bruyneel talkshow I would really love to watch it is it on UA-cam?
audio where you get your podcasts, "The Move"
J.B. Hager I watch it on UA-cam
Do you see Lance dancing. The neck is feeling better. Go power dot.
Lets give a hand to Neilson Powless again! Ineos is done. Bernal couldn't even hang in the end. J-V is the new Ineos! Tadej is one heck of a rider. Love this guy!
Show should now be called “The Look”.
Let's slow the roll on Ineos is done talk...it's a race someone has to come first and obviously second. The competition is good and that's great for the sport, yall are way to ready to see the demise of a great team.
@@3mrspacelyfaisal - They certainly aren't done yet but they have been riding like they had Froome to back them up and they don't.
@@tomkunich7388 you haven't seen much of the race have you....they've been the least aggressive anyone has seen them in a decade so how are they riding like Froome is going to back them up....
@@CosmoZo1 or Out Of Their Asses Pulling
Same for us guys in UK ,a big moment in world history
Times were good in 90s
off topic... but does anyone know the location of the picture on the WEDU UA-cam channel banner?
That's good tactical advice to JV, but I cannot help to think things worked differently in a time where you did not have to manage your energy over 3 weeks as much ;-).
Johann totally called it!!!!!
What are your favorite team kits and why?
personality mix is great....very entertaining
LMAO, "the L.A. look, how u doin." c ya in the duchess Ineos
my prediction: Roglic 1st, Pogacar 2nd, absolutely no idea about 3rd, looks like at least 5 people could get 3rd place
Richie Porte slowly chipping away at the time he lost in the split peleton, think he'll get third
I still have faith in Bernal. That being said, if he doesn’t gain good time on the Colombier, stage (15), I think he at best wins third place. I think that will be one of the climbs that best suits him. Note: there are also 2 stages in the final week that end above 2100m altitude. He could also respond there but he cant lose more time if he wants to win.
Today Bernal showed he doesn't have it versus the Slovenians.
@@pahouseholder Bernal showed he didn't have it versus the Slovenians on terrain that isn't his strong suit. Note that he said his objective for the day was to hang-on on the final climb.
Long live the fanny pack,lol, haha=)
With head phones,YES!!!!=)=)haha
CHEERS!!!=)
Even though Thomas and Froome weren't physically ready don't you think Ineos misses them just as a physical presence? Ineos has no affect on the tour this year.
Roglic's shorts are more offensive than Sagan's shoulder barge... Should be docked 30 seconds...
Hey Guys, great show as usual......Question: About TJ Van Garderen, I recall 3-4 years ago he was considered a GC rider and team leader. What happened, he seems to be a support rider in most races these days?
Derrick Yee if even that nowadays. He’s falling off the charts unfortunately.
Someone probably mentioned this before, but Formula 1 is under the rules of FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile).
So George H is from colombian descent right ?
Maria Martins Correct his dad is Colombian.
Yes, he is.
Dad and mom actually
Didn’t know that.
Cool country Colombia, very overlooked like it a lot.
Saludos de Costa Rica.. nice talks Goooood stories.
Loved what you said regarding the shared revenue so much I Boom'd out loud and scared my cat 🤣. The F1 example was perfect. I believe the sport is in danger if this same model it operates under continues!
Love the podcast guys! Maybe I'm not hearing him correctly but does Lance say that LMNT has 60 grams of Magnesium? Maybe there's a typo in his copy. Obviously its "mg" not "g".
Reggie Bush killed us with his turnovers and Lendale White not getting a first down on 4th and inches? WOW. Greatest game in a long time
Lance, do you think you could have won this years tdf when you were at your best back in the days?
Coming back to the 2016 photo of bernal & roglic: where is roglic right hand at ?
HEY JB LANCE AND GEORGE , do you think roglic and pocajar could of finished bernal off today . All gc guys seemed on the limit apart from the two Slovenians . Do you think they lacked a killer instinct , as even tho bernal was battling he looked cooked .
They can’t kill Bernal off completely. The doping would be even more obvious than it is now.
So are you saying they are better because there doping .