Pedals, Porridge, and a Sleeping Grandma with Kimberly Cadzow & Cedrine Kerbaol

Hey hey check out this week’s episode of the Bonk Babes. ✨   Find us on the socials: Bonk Babes - IG - @bonkbabespodcast Grace Washburn - IG - @gracewashburn Danni Shrosbree - IG - @danni_shrosbree Esma Taylor - IG - @_esmataylor with Guests: Kim Cadzow - @kimberly_cadzow & Cédrine Kerbaol - ⁨@CedrineKerbaolCycling⁩    In this engaging conversation, the hosts and their guests discuss the multifaceted world of cycling, focusing on the importance of nutrition, the challenges of injuries, and the mental health aspects of being an athlete. They introduce their new initiative, FEED, aimed at promoting better nutritional practices among cyclists, especially women. The discussion also touches on personal experiences with health issues, the impact of societal standards on athletes, and the need for a supportive community in sports. The conversation is filled with humor, camaraderie, and insightful reflections on the journey of being a cyclist. In this lively conversation, the participants share their unique and often humorous experiences related to cycling, travel, and accommodations. From a shocking Airbnb encounter with a sleeping grandma to the challenges of racing in extreme heat, they explore the quirks of life on the road as professional cyclists. The discussion also touches on the recent UCI GPS tracking controversy, the pressures of competing at the World Tour level, and the importance of maintaining friendships and mental health amidst the demands of their sport.

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The Bonk Babes is the sister show to The Bonk Bros Podcast, hosted by cyclists Danni Shrosbree, Grace Washburn, and Esma Taylor. Together, they bring an honest, funny, and deeply personal take on the world of women’s cycling—both on the road and the gravel. From sharing their cycling backgrounds and debating road versus gravel preferences to unpacking cultural differences in cycling lingo between the UK and the US, the hosts dive into the stories that shape the sport. They explore the evolving landscape of women’s cycling, the unique challenges of racing as privateers, and the balance between individual grit and team dynamics. Listeners will hear candid anecdotes about race-day highs and lows, gear struggles (especially the need for better women’s kit), encounters with everything from steep climbs to unexpected dogs on the trail, and reflections on how aging shapes performance and perspective. At its heart, The Bonk Babes celebrates the camaraderie, empathy, and support that fuel the cycling community—while keeping the excitement alive for the races and challenges yet to come.