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In this episode the hosts dive into all things supertri Chicago and the series!
They discuss the challenges faced by the athletes in these races, including weather conditions and course changes. They also touch on the future of the sport and the potential impact of the supertri series. The conversation covers the supertri Chicago discussing the challenging bike course, the technicality of the race, and the extreme heat. The hosts also talk about the team dynamics in the race and the importance of team points. 

Chapters

00:31 Training Updates
03:22 Importance of Recovery
04:13 Race Plans for Next Year
06:18 Changing Up Distances and Modalities
08:29 Jenna's Break from Training
10:42 supertri Race in Chicago
14:05 Ironman 70.3 Tallin Race Recap
20:18 Ironman Canada and the End of an Era
25:12 Results of Ironman Canada
31:43 The Future of the Sport and the supertri Series
33:42 supertri Chicago Race Conditions
41:48 Team Dynamics and Points in Super League Triathlon
56:11 Cancellation of Ironman Canada
59:39 Controversy in Challenge Race
01:03:22 Preview of Ironman 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun Race

Jenna and Josh discuss their recent training and racing experiences. Josh shares his training updates, including a half marathon and a long run in Central Park. Jenna talks about taking a break from training after her race in Australia and her plans for the future. 

They also review the Ironman races with 70.3 Tallin and the final race in Penticton with Ironman Canada. They mention the social media post of the week, where Ironman roasts one of their own athletes for a bike dismount mishap. They also discuss the cancellation of Ironman Canada due to weather conditions and the controversy surrounding a challenge race in Norway. Finally, they preview the upcoming Ironman 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun race and make predictions for the winners.

supertri Chicago results
Enduro – Elite Women

• 1. Georgia Taylor-Brown 57:35
• 2. Cassandre Beaugrand +6s
• 3. Taylor Spivey +12s
• 4. Olivia Mathias +19s
• 5. Jeanne Lehair +28s

Enduro – Elite Men

• 1. Hayden Wilde 52:44
• 2. Léo Bergere +2s
• 3. Vasco Vilaca +3s
• 4. Matt Hauser +16s
• 5. Tim Hellwig +22s

Updated team standings

• 1. Podium Racing – 165pts
• 2. Crown Racing – 160pts
• 3. Brownlee Racing – 130pts
• 4. Stars & Stripes – 109pts

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The ATP hosts start as usual breaking down the crew's racing and training. Then they recap Ironman Frankfurt and SuperTri Boston. 

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates
03:03 Recap of Josh's Experience at SuperTri Boston
11:32 Jenna's Race Experience in Australia
23:08 Discussion of Ironman Frankfurt
34:39 Recap of SuperTri Race in Boston
39:17 The SuperTri Format and Athletes' Performances
41:31 Controversial Decisions and Tactical Strategies
45:52 Impressive Performance by Alex Yee and Jeanne Lehair 
52:52 Highlighting Bike Splits and Performance Numbers
59:29 Previewing the Women's Race at Ironman 70.3 Tallinn
01:02:44 Predictions for the Men's Race at Ironman 70.3 Tallinn
01:05:38 Analyzing the Current Standings in the Ironman Pro Series
01:08:07 Looking Ahead to the World Championships and Final Standings

The conversation covers topics such as the importance of pacing, the challenges of racing without a bike, and the impressive performances of Kristian Blummenfelt as well as how the Frankfurt podium was unexpected. 

Overall, it was an exciting weekend of racing with a few unexpected results. The conversation covers the highlights and analysis of the recent triathlon race, with a focus on the SuperTri format. The hosts discuss the performances of various athletes, including Jeanne Lehair, Georgia Taylor-Brown, and Kate Waug. They also talk about the controversial decision of a team manager to give the short chute to Cassandre Beaugrand instead of Georgia Taylor-Brown. The conversation then shifts to the men's race, where they discuss the tactics used by the podium racing team and the impressive performance of Alex Yee and match up with Hayden Wilde. They also mention the retirement of triathlete Daniela Ryf and discuss upcoming races and predictions for SuperTri Chicago and Ironman 70.3 Tallin.

Takeaways

Pacing is crucial in triathlon races to ensure a strong finish.
Racing without a bike can be challenging, but finding alternative solutions can lead to unexpected adventures.
Kristian Blummenfelt performance at Ironman Frankfurt was impressive, especially considering his limited training on a TT bike.
Jeanne Lehair's win at SuperTry showcased her strength and determination.
The hosts highlight the importance of having a coach to provide guidance and prevent overtraining.
The SuperTry race in Boston was fast-paced and exciting, with athletes pushing themselves to the limit. The SuperTri format adds excitement and drama to triathlon races
Team managers' decisions can have a significant impact on race outcomes
The retirement of Daniela Ryf marks the end of an era in triathlon
Upcoming races and the World Championships will determine the final standings in the Ironman Pro Series

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SuperTri co-founder Michael Dhulst discusses the vision and evolution of the SuperTri series, which aims to make short course triathlon popular in North America. The series features innovative formats, such as the short shoot and team events, to make the sport more exciting and accessible. The franchise model has been introduced to build teams and attract new sponsors. The races are fast-paced and intense, with athletes competing in swim, bike, run sequences multiple times. The upcoming events in Boston on August 18th and Chicago on August 25th are expected to showcase top athletes and provide an immersive experience for spectators. Viewers can watch the races on TV or online through the SuperTri website.

More Details: https://supertri.com/ 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supertri_/

We also dive into Ironman Frankfurt pro start list and predictions!

Takeaways

• SuperTri aims to make short course triathlon popular by leveraging the Olympic momentum and focusing on delivering great content.
• The series features innovative formats, such as the short shoot and team events, to make the sport more exciting and attract a wider audience.
• The franchise model has been introduced to build teams and bring in new sponsors, creating a strong narrative and fostering community.
• The races are fast-paced and intense, with athletes competing in swim, bike, run sequences multiple times, providing thrilling action for spectators.
• Viewers can watch the races on TV or online through the SuperTri website, and attending the events in person offers a unique and immersive experience.

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Summary

The conversation covers the T100 triathlon in London, with discussions about the race, the athletes, and some interesting incidents. The women's race saw Ashleigh Gentle dominate, with Imogen Simmons and Kat Matthews battling for second and third place. In the men's race, Sam Laidlow surprised everyone with a strong performance, while Kyle Smith and Daniel Bakkegard fought for second and third place. There was also a discussion about drafting penalties and technical issues during the race. 

They talk about the challenging conditions in the T100 race, including crashes and mechanical issues. They also discuss the lackluster visuals and camera angles in the race. They then move on to previewing the men's and women's Olympic races, considering the impact of the swim conditions and the potential for a duathlon. They mention several top contenders and make their predictions for the winners. Finally, they briefly discuss the mixed team relay and the challenges of the current racing season.

Chapters

00:00 T100 Triathlon in London
25:06 Surprising Win for Sam Laidlow
27:43 Controversy with Drafting Penalties
30:53 Challenging Conditions in the T100 Race
33:33 Lackluster Visuals in the T100 Race
38:05 Previewing the Men's and Women's Olympic Races
41:20 The Impact of Swim Conditions in the Olympic Races
45:36 The Potential for a Duathlon in the Olympic Races
49:30 Top Contenders in the Olympic Races
56:23 The Unpredictability of the Mixed Team Relay
01:00:47 The Challenges of the Current Racing Season


Keywords

triathlon, T100, London, race, athletes, drafting penalties, technical issues, T100, Olympic races, challenges, conditions, crashes, mechanical issues, visuals, camera angles, men's race, women's race, swim conditions, duathlon, top contenders, predictions, mixed team relay, current racing season

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In this episode, Jenna and Josh discuss their recent training and racing experiences. They talk about their preparations for upcoming races and share their insights on nutrition, recovery, and race strategies. They also review the results of the Ironman Lake Placid race and discuss the challenges faced by the athletes. The conversation highlights the importance of proper hydration and nutrition in endurance events and the impact of weather conditions on performance. The conversation covers various topics including the disappointing coverage of Ironman events, the comparison between Ironman and Tour de France coverage, the upcoming T100 race in London, and the recent Tour de France. The conversation covers the upcoming T100 London race and the potential contenders in both the men's and women's fields. There is discussion about the impact of home soil advantage, recent coach changes, and the weather conditions. The conversation also touches on the Kona validation process and the controversy surrounding Sam Laidlow's drafting penalty and disqualification. The hosts share their thoughts on the situation and express their concerns about disregarding the rules. The episode concludes with a preview of the upcoming Olympic triathlon and mixed team relay events.

Chapters

00:00 Training and Racing Updates
16:11 Review of Ironman Lake Placid
20:55 Importance of Hydration and Nutrition
23:39 Impact of Weather Conditions on Performance
26:22 Disappointing Coverage of Ironman Events
29:06 Comparison between Ironman and Tour de France Coverage
45:07 Anticipation for the T100 Race in London
49:12 Rankings and Performances of Athletes
52:45 Contenders in the Men's Field
59:42 Contenders in the Women's Field
01:03:32 Controversy Surrounding Sam Laidlow's Drafting Penalty
01:11:34 Preview of the Olympic Triathlon and Mixed Team Relay

Keywords

training, racing, Ironman, Lake Placid, nutrition, recovery, race strategy, hydration, endurance, weather conditions, Ironman, coverage, Tour de France, T100, London, athletes, racing, T100 London, contenders, home soil advantage, coach changes, weather conditions, Kona validation, Sam Laidlow, Lionel Sanders, Anne Haug, Lucy Charles Barklay, Asleigh Gentle, drafting penalty, disqualification, Olympic triathlon, mixed team relay

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Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss their own training progress and the importance of having a coach. They also recap the Challenge Roth race, where Magnus Ditlev and Anne Haug set new world records. The hosts highlight the impressive performances and discuss the significance of these records. The conversation covers various topics including the Challenge Roth race, the Ironman Pro Series, social media posts of the week, and the Super League Triathlon. The hosts discuss the amazing performances at Challenge Roth and the incredible organization of the race. They also highlight the importance of following UAE Team Emirates' social media page for giveaways and interesting content. The hosts share their favorite social media posts of the week, including a cyclist taking a phone call from a banana and a triathlete stopping during a time trial to kiss his family. They also discuss the challenges faced by professional triathletes, such as unpaid race fees. The conversation concludes with a preview of upcoming races and the current standings in the Ironman Pro Series.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Training Updates
15:49 Recap of Challenge Roth and World Records
23:58 Magnus Ditlev's Impressive Performance
26:31 The Legendary Race Atmosphere of Challenge Roth
26:36 Challenge Roth: Amazing Race Organization and Performances
28:41 UAE Team Emirates: Must-Follow Social Media Page
33:28 Social Media Posts of the Week: Banana Phone Call and Time Trial Kiss
37:43 Challenges Faced by Professional Triathletes: Unpaid Race Fees
42:00 Super League Triathlon: The Brownlee Brothers Join
45:09 Ironman Pro Series: Dominance of Kat Matthews
47:13 Ironman Pro Series: Sam Laidlow's Potential Victory
50:03 Ironman Pro Series: Unexpected Leaders
52:07 Closing Thoughts and Advice

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In this episode, the hosts discuss recent racing and training updates, including Fede's return to training and Josh's heat training in Florida. They also talk about upcoming races and Jenna's heat acclimation training for the Duathlon World Champs. 

The conversation then shifts to the recent 70.3 Les Sables race in France results with the Ironman Pro Series. They also discuss the Norwegian method of training and its potential long-term effects on athletes like Kristian Blummenfelt and Gustav Iden. 

The hosts speculate about the upcoming Olympics and the challenges of hosting the triathlon event in Paris. 

Finally, they celebrate Mark Cavendish's record-breaking stage win at the Tour de France and discuss his racing intelligence and longevity in the sport. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the recent Tour de France and the upcoming Challenge Roth triathlon. 

They talk about Mark Cavendish's historic stage win and the excitement surrounding the race. They also mention the rules and regulations for the professional athletes participating in Challenge Roth, including restrictions on equipment and drafting. The hosts make predictions for the winners of the race, with Magnus Ditlev, Daniel Bækkegård, Rudy Von Berg, Laura Philipp, and Els Visser being mentioned as potential contenders.

Chapters

00:00 Racing and Training Updates
11:13 70.3 Les Sables Race
25:07 Challenges of Hosting Triathlon at the Olympics
27:38 Mark Cavendish's Record-Breaking Win
33:58 Mark Cavendish's Historic Stage Win in the Tour de France
39:24 Rules and Regulations for Challenge Roth
48:57 Contenders for the Win in Challenge Roth

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Join us as we catch up with the hosts and their training and racing.  We unpack Josh's race this weekend, so close to the podium and attendance at the SuperTri event. As well as Fede's trip to NYC to see a Yankees game and meet Josh in person, and Jenna-Caer taking the win in a Duathlon.

They highlight the Canadian domination at the 70.3 Mont-Tremblant race, with Lionel Sanders taking first place for the men and Paula Findlay winning for the women. They also mention the impressive performances of Ben Kanute and Matthew Marquardt in the men's race, and Tamara Jewett and Ellie Salthouse in the women's race. The hosts also discuss the challenges faced by Paula Findlay, including a lost bike and competing in the Canadian National Time Trial Championships before the race. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming Ironman Pro Series 70.3 race in Les Sables-d'Olonne, France. They also talk about the Super League Triathlon and its new franchise setup. They make predictions for the race winners and share their excitement for the New York City Marathon. They also mention the controversy surrounding the lack of air conditioning in the Olympic Village for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Weekend Recap
16:48 Canadian Domination at 70.3 Mont-Tremblant
23:56 Impressive Performances by Ben Kanute and Matthew Marquardt
24:52 Strong Showings by Tamara Jewett and Ellie Salthouse
26:16 Paula Findlay Overcomes Challenges to Win
27:23 Technical Aspects of the Races
28:38 Ironman Pro Series 70.3 in Les Sables-d'Olonne
48:21 Super League Triathlon and New York City Marathon
55:18 Controversy over Lack of Air Conditioning in Olympic Village

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What does it take to smash your personal record in a triathlon, even with challenging weather conditions? Join us as Josh shares the electrifying highs and gritty lows of his recent race. 

Ever wondered what it’s like to rub shoulders with triathlon legends? Jenna takes us behind the scenes at the T100 in San Francisco, held alongside the iconic Escape from Alcatraz triathlon. She recounts her vibrant interactions with industry giants and fellow podcasters, witnessing a dramatic sprint finish that had the crowd on their feet. Highlights include the Challenged Athlete Foundation event, where legends like Alistair Brownlee, Ashley Gentle, and Jan Frodeno shared their insights. Experience the unique atmosphere of the event, marked by the fearless cold-water swims and the inspiring mix of professional and amateur athletes.

Who would reign supreme in the "Battle of the Influencers" in Vegas? We dive into the excitement surrounding this potential event and discuss our collective VO2 max training efforts. Get the scoop on upcoming races and events, including the Boston triathlon kickoff for Supertri and a thrilling recap of the T100 race. From Martin Van Riel's strategic win to the unique challenges of the Alcatraz swim, this episode offers a deep analysis and highlights that will captivate every triathlon enthusiast. Stick around as we reflect on the Ironman Boulder 70.3 race, the social media buzz, and the anticipation for the British triathlon Olympic team announcement.

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