In this episode of “The Genetic Coach,” Kim Le Court shares her remarkable journey from her roots in Mauritius to becoming a professional cyclist competing on the global stage. She reflects on the challenges of balancing career aspirations with personal life, overcoming injuries, and adapting from mountain biking to road racing in Europe. Le Court highlights the mental and physical demands of being an elite athlete, the importance of resilience, and the role of family support. She also discusses the complexities of training, data analytics in sports, and how her perspective on performance has evolved with experience.   Talking Points: Injury and Recovery: Kim opens up about her recent wrist injury, the physical and mental challenges of recovery, and the patience required to return to peak performance. Path to Professional Cycling: From Mauritius to the Women’s World Tour, Kim details her path and the pivotal role of her husband in supporting her career. Transitioning from Mountain Biking to Road Racing: The differences between mountain biking and road cycling and why Kim’s heart is now in road racing. Mental Toughness and Support Systems: How Kim maintains motivation through setbacks and the role of her family and mental coach in her journey. Training and Data Use: Kim shares her balanced approach to using data and listening to her body, emphasizing that mental strength is as crucial as physical metrics. Fueling and Nutrition: Insights into the strict nutrition protocols within the Women’s World Tour, including the use of supplements and hydration strategies. Mindset for Success: The importance of resilience, adaptability, and a positive outlook in pursuing long-term athletic goals.