WHY WE EXIST

The best information in sport — the stuff that actually moves the needle — reaches elite athletes first, then the mega-rich, and sometimes takes decades to trickle down to the rest of us. I set out to short-circuit that process. To connect you directly with the best minds in the game — the coaches, scientists, and riders at the tip of the spear — so you get the same edge without the wait. Performance, longevity, and a better life on and off the bike. That's why Roadman exists.

Anthony Walsh recording the Roadman Cycling Podcast

THE STORY

Most of what makes cyclists faster never leaves the team bus. The periodisation models, the nutrition protocols, the recovery strategies — they stay behind closed doors. Roadman Cycling was built to change that.

Anthony Walsh started as a cyclist chasing marginal gains with no access to the people who actually understood them. So he picked up a microphone and went straight to the source — the coaches, the scientists, the riders living it every day.

Professor Stephen Seiler broke down polarised training. Dan Lorang explained World Tour training methodology. Greg LeMond shared what it took to win three Tours de France. Lachlan Morton talked about why the World Tour wasn't enough. Over 1,400 conversations later, the access hasn't slowed down.

Today, 1 million monthly listeners tune in — not casual fans, but serious cyclists with families, limited time, and real ambitions on the bike. People who refuse to accept that their best days are behind them.

We don't have all the answers. But we're going to ask all the questions. We're not done yet. And neither are you.