Huang Chong was highly successful now, but he could still empathize with his old teammates.
He knew what it felt like to race for an Intercontinental Team.
After all, he had also climbed his way up from the very bottom, step by step. He hadn't just jumped straight into the World Tour to go head-to-head with Pogačar.
Ultimately, however, it was an unsolvable problem.
Without some kind of hack, the current gap between Chinese cyclists and the European level was just too vast.
He could only offer some words of comfort:
"The training programs are actually pretty similar. The main difference is that World Tour Teams are far more advanced in their use of scientific data, their overall intensity, and the intensity of the races themselves. There's a really significant gap in these areas compared to back home in China.
And I believe that beyond pure training methods, nutrition plays an inseparable role in enhancing a cyclist's physical performance.
