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- 5:00 why should every triathlete and cyclist care about aerodynamics regardless of their speed
- 9:30 understanding CdA
- 12:30 a hierarchy of aero needs
- 17:30 implications of position and fit
- 21:30 implications of clothing
- 28:45 implication of helmets
- 31:45 implication of wheels
- 35:15 implications of frames and cockpits
- 40:00 aerodynamic testing
For more aero listening, check our chats with Dan Bigham, Martin Toft Madsen + Magnus Ditlev, Kurt Bergin Taylor, as well as Andrew's Aero Breakdown, and our conversation about wheel aerodynamics with Flo's Jon Thornham.
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