What's up, folks? Welcome back to the WOOP podcast, where we're on a mission to unlock human

performance. I'm your host, Will Ahmed, founder and CEO of Woop, and this is a great episode.

Here is Jeremy Powers, Woop Senior sports marketing manager, being joined by professional

cyclist Allison Jackson.

And if you don't realize Jeremy Powers, formerly professional cyclist himself, so this is a

great duo.

Allison is a female professional racing cyclist riding for team EF Education First,

TIBCB. She is a two-time and current Canadian National Road champion, the 2021 Canadian National

Champion for Time Trial. She represented candidate at the Tokyo Olympics, and back in April,

she won the 2023 Paris-Roubet Femm.

With the tour to France Femm coming up next week, we had to sit down with the conqueror of the cobblestones herself to dive deep into the world of women's cycling.

Jeremy and Allison discuss Allison's life growing up and how she found endurance sports. She came a long way from

a farm in Alberta, I'll tell you that. Winning the pari, Robé femme, her emotions around winning

one of the biggest single-day races of the year. Her passion for entertaining and social media,

Allison's become a bit of a viral sensation.

What it means to be a team leader and racing in the Tour de France Femm.

For all you members out there on Android, good news.

We have Google Health Connect now integrated with Whoop, so you can seamlessly export Whoop data into Google Health Connect

and send your Google Health

data to the WOOP app.

And as a reminder, we also integrate with iOS, Apple HealthKit, so you can do that as well.

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