The Hardest Weekend in Crit Racing - Tulsa Tough 2021 Pro Field

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@bikes7777 3 года назад

FYI those race tips from coach apply to EVERY crit, ever.

@user-vw4hv4dj4e 2 года назад

Hes gotta work a bit on his corner skills. He got driven out to the corners quite often and lost a lot of speed. Nearly every corner was able to be taken without touching the break. The later u break, the longer you are fast. Corners is everything in crit racing

@tinegungl8915 2 года назад

I started racing this year (4 races so far, none finished yet😅) and I can speak from experience, it is really hard to get used to all the pushing and stuff thats going on in the bunch. It is also pretty hard for me to get to good position in races, because I lack the skills. This channel helps A LOT.

@chickenleg123 3 года назад

Excited to see Creighton, known about him ever since he was on Swift

@davidwebster2616 3 года назад

3:03: That's funny you mention is heartrate, thats exactly what I noticed, 180 bpm and not even a lap into it.

@HeavensentGojo 3 года назад

Finally it feels like I been waiting for ages

@seansew8549 3 года назад

FINALLY LETS GO waited for soo long.

@konstantinkurtz9346 2 года назад

I'm amazed to see these us crits. so many high-end bikes and so many bad roads in the urban/industrial districts, you guys are racing in. kudos for not crashing so much.

@peterers3 3 года назад

conserving energy is hard when others go fast around you

@helicart 2 года назад

stick to a wheel

@j.milleraabamsc9400 3 года назад

Phenomenal job!! I would only recommend hitting the hill hard on the last race near the end

@adamschwendt4444 2 года назад

So cool listening to the commentary while watching my teammates (Above+Beyond Cancer) shred 👌

@adamscotera2378 2 года назад

That third course is effing BRUTAL!

@BulletJS 3 года назад

16:48 let's put a vehicle right on course. Yeah that will make it epic.

@hassibkarim3133 3 года назад

19 years old?? this guy's the same age as me and is pushing 2-3 times my metrics, and i thought i was pretty good for my age :(

@stephen_101 3 года назад

Solid effort 💪

@markrahman9320 3 года назад

Can we talk about homeboy at @6:31? Jeeeeezzz

@NorCalCycling 3 года назад

We have a word for those guys...

@Alan_Hans__ 3 года назад

Great analysis and great riding Creighton. You look to have been doing yourself a major disservice by not tucking in behind someones wheel and saving some energy. Most of the time showed on the video you aren't sitting behind anyone and at time you can see that you are pumping out 200+ Watts but beside you and keeping pace is someone who is tucked behind a string of riders and they aren't pedaling. Absolute mad heartrate :O

@user-vw4hv4dj4e 2 года назад

With corners u need to ride way more agressively. Hes young, but without willing to risk more u wont gain a place. For the hill stage. Hit it at the end of the hill and pedal down the hill. Pedaling down the hill, even a bit will make a faster recovery than just doing nothing. You can also gain like 5 places each lap every time

@Lukas-ch5hd 3 года назад

Damn! Im also 19 years old and i'm no couch potato but at a heart rate of 187 it's over. He is like easy going.

@Mitchelele 2 года назад

Guy has a lot of potential starting so young!

@ddiimmee 3 года назад

Are you going to do an analysis of the sprint /final stage of the Tour de France?

@gregrohde4809 2 года назад

In fields of this size, on courses this small, it seems like you would have to be in the first 30-40 bikes at the starting line to even have a legitimate chance to move up/place well by the end. Instead of the race coming down to the last corner, these races seem to be decided at the first corner.

@aim-at-me 2 года назад

Who's the guy on the Chapter 2 at 20:55? Cool to see a small NZ manufacturer being ridden in a US race!

@Ml4zobass 2 года назад

Ive always felt like a mutant with heart rate. My max was 212 last year. I’m not cycling as much this year so it hasn’t gone above 205.

@zachernandez9053 3 года назад

Pretty sure the Clif Bar rider at 12:33 just pissed a little.

@kylehagertybanana 3 года назад

ewww did not need to see that

@clarkevanmeter2676 2 года назад

Creighton is smooth, he's going to be good at crits.

@roejogan1759 3 года назад

Love you jeff!!!

@NorCalCycling 3 года назад

Love you too

@tewaewae 3 года назад

@@NorCalCycling get a room.

@roejogan1759 3 года назад

@@tewaewae no

@letsgo_inc 2 года назад

I also have a high heart rate. Averages of 185...peaked 207 on a very punchy climb this past weekend which was a new high

@helicart 2 года назад

The older you get, the more you realize crits have a lot of potential to be won in the first lap. CX is the same. Most riders are not warmed up or have the adrenalin pumping in the first 10 minutes, so it is one opportunity to get a break and keep the pressure on. Creating a break from the whistle breaks the pack up and strings the separate units out. This makes it very very difficult for groups to organize themselves to catch you if the break cooperates. Obviously, this is harder with a top field, but the principle is the same.. Being at the front from the beginning gives cleaner lines on technical courses and gets you away from crashes and others' mistakes.

@fgiraffe8751 3 года назад

Wow they race you past a donut shop. Cruel.

@farmerjames7249 3 года назад

ya'll come back now ya hear

@tomroood 3 года назад

great

@gxp4847 3 года назад

look at this guys heartrate

@geraldtone5914 3 года назад

I would've died, literally.

@michaeldimmitt9974 3 года назад

Cmon Matt!! 07:17 😅

@Timtimzi 3 года назад

19 ?! HOLY COW i thought I was young and "good." i am also recovering from injury so I know how he feels.

@hassibkarim3133 3 года назад

any comments on chasing teammates in Stage 18 TdF 2021?

@_dv.99 3 года назад

nice

@elevenocean4471 3 года назад

6:30😮‍💨

@elvysmartinez7619 2 года назад

Ever race speed week?

@johannbunger6713 3 года назад

how many labs around in total ?

@MarkMash17 2 года назад

Dante young at the end there....

@connorbaz5980 2 года назад

I thought Travis McCabe retired? He's obviously not on a UCI team anymore, but he is in the "Pro" field results for this race...

@chadgregory9037 3 года назад

Is there a certain pace that must be maintained or the race organizers make you "drop" out... or hypothetically could a person creep along just to keep moving?

@NorCalCycling 3 года назад

They'll pull you from the race if you're about to get lapped

@chadgregory9037 3 года назад

@@NorCalCycling Thanks! figured something like that must be in effect. (obviously im still wet behind the ears lol)

@chbrosz 3 года назад

Someone plz explain to me why this dude didnt finish the races... Was he forced to abandon (e.g. too far behind leaders so race officials pull him out) or was he just gassed so he pulled himself out?

@NorCalCycling 3 года назад

If you're about to get lapped they pull you from the race

@chbrosz 3 года назад

@@NorCalCycling cool, thanks! Crazy how it gets so strung out that you can be in the paceline but still get pulled out. Keep up the good work!