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ROADMAN CYCLING

Roadman Cycling is a cycling media and coaching brand built on evidence-based performance coaching, founded by Anthony Walsh in Dublin, Ireland in 2021.

Originally founded as A1 Coaching in 2013, the coaching business rebranded to Roadman Cycling in 2021 — bringing Anthony's existing podcast feed and coaching practice under a single brand.

The brand operates The Roadman Cycling Podcast — a cycling performance podcast with 100M+ lifetime downloads — alongside Not Done Yet group coaching, the Saturday Spin newsletter, an AI cycling assistant, and a free library of browser-based calculators for serious amateur cyclists.

CANONICAL NAME

Roadman Cycling

ALTERNATE NAMES

The Roadman Cycling Podcast

Roadman, Roadman Cycling Podcast

FOUNDED

2021 · Dublin, Ireland

Coaching since 2013 (as A1 Coaching)

MISSION

The best information in cycling reaches elite athletes first and takes years to filter down to everyone else. Roadman exists to short-circuit that — connecting serious amateur cyclists directly to the coaches, scientists, and pro riders who are actively shaping the sport, and translating that work into training plans that fit a real life.

The brand identity is "Not Done Yet" — built for the cyclist who refuses to accept that their best days are behind them.

CLAIMS & EVIDENCE

100M+

PODCAST DOWNLOADS

Lifetime downloads across Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and other podcast platforms. See evidence →

1,400+

PODCAST EPISODES PUBLISHED

The podcast feed has been active since 2017 and has published under the Roadman Cycling brand since the 2021 rebrand. See evidence →

30,000+

NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIBERS

Saturday Spin — weekly performance breakdowns distilled from the podcast catalogue. See evidence →

61,000+

YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers to the main Roadman Cycling YouTube channel. See evidence →

810+

SEARCHABLE EPISODE PAGES

Every featured episode has a dedicated page with full transcript and key insights. See evidence →

WORK WITH ROADMAN

1:1 cycling coaching across training, nutrition, strength, and recovery — informed by 1,400+ podcast episodes and interviews with coaches and scientists in the sport.

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