#The Move

The latest episode of THEMOVE is OUT NOW! 🔥 Is Slovenia the new cycling powerhouse? Tune in to hear @lancearmstrong, @ghincapie, and @johan_bruyneel break down @primozroglic’s historic win in La Vuelta a España. 🏆  In this episode, the guys debate whether or not @redbullborahansgrohe is the sport’s newest superteam, and what is going on with @ineosgrenadiers. Catch the full episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. Link in bio to tune in! 🎧

What an epic win to close out the 2025 Tour de France! 🔥 In the latest episode of THEMOVE, @lancearmstrong, @ghincapie, @bradwiggins, and @spencersoward (aka “The Professor”) discuss @woutvanaert’s incredible ride to win the final stage of the 2025 Tour de France on the thrilling new route that included multiple passes of the Butte Montmartre before plunging to the finish line on the Champs-Élysées, with overall race winner @tadejpogacar sealing his fourth career title in the chasing group behind. We also invite on @johan_bruyneel to get into his impressions of the new stage format and debate if the GC times should have been stopped before the finish line before we all give our final thoughts on the 2025 race. The full episode is out now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and Peacock. Link in bio to tune in. 🎧

Do Ū agree with this list? 👀 In this episode of THE MOVE, @spencersoward and @johan_bruyneel look ahead to preview cycling’s opening Spring Classics weekend, with @mathieuvanderpoel making his season debut at Saturday’s Omloop Nieuwsblad and the sport’s best sprinters facing off at Sunday’s Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. They discuss who they think will win, share their riders and plots to watch, and then speed-rank the 10 best riders of all time. The full episode is out now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. Link in bio to tune in. 🎧

Pogačar is on another level—leaving Vingegaard behind and riding into yellow! 🚴🔥  (🎥: @coltyn)

@tadejpogacar is stronger now than he’s ever been. 🔥😳 @spencersoward and @johan_bruyneel go through the first few stages of the Tour of Romandie, which has seen @tadejpogacar and @godondorian each win a pair of stages, as well as a few other races and news topics, like Ineos’ announcement of their partnership with Danish tech firm Netcompany. They break down Pogačar’s performances so far, discuss if he is under- or overperforming relative to expectations, as well as the solid ride from Florian Lipowitz behind, and speculate about what is going on with his Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe teammate Primož Roglič. The full episode is out now on Apple podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. Link in bio to tune in. 🎧 Become a WEDŪ Member Today to Unlock VIP Access. Buy tickets to THEMOVE’s live show on May 31st by clicking the link in our story.

That @kaitlynchenn energy though 🔥 GO OFF KAIT!! #move #movestudio #nola #noladancers #dance

Visma went all-in on the Queen Stage — but Pogačar was unfazed. The guys were dumb-founded by Visma’s tactics, what about ū? 👇  (🎥: @coltyn)

📼 Flashback Rewind 1958 🇬🇧🎸⚡ Cliff Richard — “Move It” 💬 “C’mon pretty baby, let’s move it and groove it…” 1958 and this is where British rock really flipped a switch. “Move It” wasn’t trying to be cute pop — it had edge. Backed by The Drifters (soon to become The Shadows), Cliff came in confident, a little dangerous for the time, and way louder than what UK radio was used to. That guitar riff hits immediately, and you can hear the shift — this wasn’t America’s rock being copied anymore. This was Britain finding its own sound. The crazy part? The label originally pushed the softer song as the A-side. But DJs and fans gravitated to “Move It,” and it exploded. It didn’t just chart — it set a tone. Artists who came after, including The Beatles, have acknowledged how important this record was. You listen to it now and it still sounds like a door opening. 🎞️ Fun Facts 1️⃣ “Move It” reached #2 on the UK Singles Chart in 1958. 2️⃣ Hank Marvin’s guitar tone helped define early British rock style. 3️⃣ It’s widely considered the first true British rock ’n’ roll hit. #FlashbackRewind #CliffRichard #MoveIt #1958 BritishRock

What did Ū think about @woutvanaert’s emotional win? 🙌 @ghincapie, @johan_bruyneel, and @spencersoward break down a thrilling edition of Paris-Roubaix, which saw @woutvanaert defeat @tadejpogacar in the Roubaix velodrome, as the sport’s top one-day riders, @mathieuvanderpoel and @pedersen__mads, furiously chased behind. They discuss the chaos of the day, why so many favorites suffered so many punctures, and what, if anything, Pogačar could have done to turn the tables on Van Aert. The full episode is out now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. Link in bio to tune in. 🎧

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The best decisions are made in stillness and with patience. 🙏 In a recent episode of The Forward, @bradwiggins joins @lancearmstrong for a raw, unfiltered conversation about trauma, accountability, and mental resilience. It is about more than cycling. It is about becoming better than you were. Watch or listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. Link in bio. 🎧

MOVE ON ??