Jeremiah Bishop on Mountain Bike Racing, Fitness, and Giving Back [Podcast #233]

Jeremiah Bishop gets us stoked for mountain biking in 2020 and shares his tips for racing and recovery along with his personal story. Sponsored by boeshield.com.

By Jeff Barber
January 6, 2020 Last Updated: January 26, 2022

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On this Episode

Jeremiah Bishop gets us stoked for mountain biking in 2020!

Jeremiah is an 18-time member of the USA Cycling National Team who has won countless cross-country, ultra-endurance, and mountain bike stage races all around the world, including gold at the Pan American games in 2003, overall wins at the Breck Epic and Pisgah stage races, National titles in both short track and marathon, and multiple overall wins in the National Ultra Endurance Series. He’s currently a member of the Canyon-Topeak racing team and lives in Harrisonburg, VA.

We ask Jeremiah to share his tips for racing and recovery and how he deals with riding at altitude. As a long-time pro, we get Jeremiah’s perspective on modern mountain bikes and the riding scene in Harrisonburg. We also talk about some of the projects he’s involved in like Luv Trails (luvtrails.com), a program designed to raise funds for local trail groups.

Learn more and keep up with Jeremiah at JeremiahBishop.com.

This episode is sponsored by Boeshield (boeshield.com), makers of Boeshield T-9, a lube designed to waterproof your bike chain, lubricate cables, and prevent rust with its unique and effective all-in-one formula.

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