Brent Bookwalter is a 2016 Olympian and a 16-year veteran of professional cycling whose career was defined by grit, tenacity, and world-class collaboration. A key member of Cadel Evans' 2011 Tour de France-winning team, Brent earned podium finishes at premier stage races worldwide before retiring in 2021.
Brent’s journey began in the collegiate ranks, where he was a 9-time national champion while earning his degree in Biology from Lees-McRae College. Today, he blends that high-level experience with academic rigor, holding a Master’s degree in Sport Psychology from Adams State University. In addition to his work as a TV analyst for NBC/Peacock’s Tour de France coverage, Brent serves as a Mental Performance Coach, helping athletes and leaders optimize habits and strengthen their mental game.
In this episode, Brent shares his three points on team first, self second:
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Brent Bookwalter is a 2016 Olympian and 16-year veteran of professional cycling whose career was defined by grit, tenacity, and world-class collaboration. A key member of Cadel Evans' 2011 Tour de France-winning team, Brent earned podium finishes at premier stage races worldwide before retiring in 2021.



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