Toms Skuijņš: Pro Cycling's Global Evolution
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Very few have been able to carve a length career such as the one Toms Skuijņš has had. As cycling gets younger, more intense and more dynamic, needs, demands and approaches to racing, training, nutrition and lifestyle are all needing to adapt.
Toms joins the show to chat about his career and how such a global sport has changed in his more than a decade long career. Toms gives insight into how living, racing and training in the USA helped shape him as a ride and person, how North American cycling has a long way to go to bring bike racing to the mainstream, and why the loss of a strong North American racing calendar affects the entire season.
We also talk about the Latvia cycling scene and its current state of affairs. Will global racing ever see a strong Latvia presence or is the climate, geography and demographic never going to be suited to cycling?
Toms also shares his take on why athletes and teams need to place greater focus on academics. Cycling is dangerous, and placing no Plan B in the cards, can be terribly costly for a productive, fulfilling life post-career. We also learn of Toms dislike for e-racing and how he's really just a typical Canadian hockey fan at heart!
Toms Instagram: @omashuuns
Toms Strava: https://www.strava.com/pros/2413208?hl=fr-FR