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Join us at escape collective.com forward slash join. Welcome back to the Performance Process Podcast. My name is Ron McLaughlin and as usual I will be your host for this episode.

In this week's podcast we're, well we're continuing our conversation

of late on bike fitting and we're actually going to add a little balance into

that conversation so far we've been focused on modern bike fitting and

progressive saddle positions.

In this week's episode I am talking to Nathan Haas because during a recent ride alongside

Nathan I had noticed that his bike position was basically the polar opposite to what this podcast

has discussed recently. His saddle position seems to be much further back than

we had discussed. He's got the nose tilted up which is definitely the opposite of what we've

discussed and I was interested in why he had chosen that position because I did

know it was very different to what he had written when he was writing as a pro.

So in this week's episode we're discussing gravel bikefits with Nathan Hath.

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