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Episode 99: Steph Clutterbuck on Starting Late, Racing Free, and Owning Her Path

🎙️ Hosts: Jenna-Caer @jennacaer, Josh Vernon @joshmvernon
👤 Guest: Steph Clutterbuck @stephclutterbuck
🎧 Her Podcast: @buckthetrendpod
🩵 Presented by: @maunaapparel

Episode Summary:
In Episode 99, we sit down with rising British pro triathlete Steph Clutterbuck to unpack her wild, inspiring journey from back injury and burnout to racing with the best in the world. From a no-running policy in her youth to racing at Ironman Texas (and beyond), Steph shares how she found her stride—physically and mentally—and why falling in love with the process has changed everything.

We talk about building her run from scratch, the injury that almost ended her athletic career, and the behind-the-scenes work that goes into becoming a pro—especially as a woman forging her path in a male-dominated sport. Steph opens up about pressure, pacing, performance anxiety, and what it really takes to stay in the game long-term while building a brand and chasing Kona dreams.

This episode is full of laughs, real talk, and honest reflections on what it means to go all in.

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After a quick break, the crew is back with a jam-packed episode ahead of Ironman Frankfurt. In Episode 98, Josh and Fede catch up on personal race stories, recent setbacks, and breakout performances, then dive deep into one of the most stacked full-distance races of the season. From Josh’s age group podium chase to Fede’s storm-cancelled race in the Caribbean, the episode celebrates the grit behind the sport before pivoting to a full pro field preview for Frankfurt.

With major names like Kristian Blummenfelt, Patrick Lange, Magnus Ditlev, Gustav Iden, and Rudy Von Berg all lining up, they break down who’s primed to win, who might blow up, and which underdogs could surprise. The episode closes with reactions to T100 Vancouver, thoughts on the Tour de France, and Josh’s fast-approaching showdown at 70.3 Oregon.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:54 Training Updates and Race Experiences
04:39 Personal Challenges and Resilience
10:06 Race Performance and Progression
16:34 Upcoming Major Races and Expectations
17:02 Frankfurt Race Preview and Insights
26:06 The Evolving Landscape of Swimming Performance
27:09 Race Dynamics and Pack Strategies
28:07 The Impact of Weather and Heat on Performance
30:21 Potential Blowups and Overbiking Risks
32:12 The Role of Experience in Race Strategy
33:50 Predictions and Wild Cards for the Race
36:59 Reflections on T100 Vancouver
40:50 Anticipating the Tour de France
44:16 Looking Ahead to Upcoming Races

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🎙 Another Triathlon Podcast - Episode 97
Presented by Mauna Apparel

This week’s episode is packed with updates from around the triathlon world. The crew kicks things off with personal training updates—including balancing family life, cruise ship workouts, and some big announcements like the Canadian launch of Mauna Apparel. Then it’s on to race talk: we break down Ironman 70.3 Eagleman, including standout performances from Sam Long, Lucy Charles-Barclay, and rising stars. 

We also preview the upcoming Ironman Cairns and T100 Vancouver, dive into podium predictions, and unpack the ongoing issues with Ironman Pro Series broadcasts. From wild-card dark horses to controversial drafting drama and behind-the-scenes stories, this episode covers all the action, insight, and opinions you need heading into another big weekend in triathlon.

⏱️ Timestamps:

• 00:00 – Life updates & training talk: Josh skips a race, Fede races draft-legal in Mexico, Jenna launches Mauna Apparel Canada
• 08:00 – T100 Vancouver preview: home-course pressure, race format gripes, and cold Canadian mornings
• 16:00 – Eagleman 70.3 recap: Sam Long dominates, Lucy holds off Chelsea, Kleiser and Collins shine, drafting controversy in the women’s field
• 31:00 – Broadcast review: tech glitches, timing confusion, and the growing pains of the Ironman Pro Series coverage
• 36:00 – Social media picks & WTF moment of the week: Jackie Hering’s Hamburg sabotage and Poland’s timing chaos
• 40:00 – Ironman Cairns preview: who’s racing, training on cruise ships, and why Josh is backing Nick Thompson
• 48:00 – Cairns women’s field: Jackie’s revenge, Hanna vs. Lottie, and podium predictions
• 55:00 – T100 Vancouver women: Taylor Nib’s bounce back, Paula Finlay’s home turf, and wild card threats
• 1:02:00 – T100 Vancouver men: Bogen, Van Riel, Noodt, and Funk—can Germany sweep the podium?
• 1:10:00 – Series structure talk: wild cards vs season-long storylines, and a mystery pro fantasy showdown

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Episode 96 of Another Triathlon Podcast brings in a fresh voice as Conor from @onyerleft.triathlon joins Jenna-Caer, Fede and Josh to break down a huge weekend of racing and a deeper look at the future of triathlon media. From record-setting performances in Hamburg and Brazil to broadcast evolution and the power of storytelling, this episode hits every corner of the sport – with just the right amount of sarcasm, sass, and strategy.

✔️ Laura Philipp crushes a new Ironman record with an 8:03
✔️ Manuel Macias throws down a 2:26 marathon in Brazil
✔️ Conor (aka @onyerleft.triathlon) shares his path into triathlon media & community building
✔️ Why humor matters in growing the sport
✔️ Who’s rising up in the women’s and men’s pro fields
✔️ The biggest gaps in triathlon broadcasting and why storytelling matters
✔️ What the future of triathlon coverage could (and should) look like
✔️ How race tactics, scheduling, and pro series format are shaping performances

⏱️ Timestamps
(00:00) Welcome + guest host intro: Conor from On Yer Left
(02:50) Conor’s journey into triathlon media during COVID
(10:07) Why humor works in triathlon – and who gets it right
(17:04) Laura Philipp’s 8:01 in Hamburg + course breakdown
(27:22) Ironman Brazil – Manuel Macias, 2:26 marathons, and raw talent
(32:10) T100 San Francisco overview & improved broadcast praise
(32:59) Triathlon commentary: what’s working, what’s not
(36:22) Men’s racing insights: Rico Bogen, Jason West & breakthrough athletes
(44:10) Women’s field recap – Julie Derron and emerging contenders
(49:53) Future races and the weight of expectations
(55:14) Emerging female athletes and shifting dynamics
(58:03) The men’s field depth and Sam Long predictions
(01:01:05) Race tactics, storytelling, and race-week pressure
(01:05:06) Broadcasting challenges + what triathlon coverage needs next

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This week’s episode of Another Triathlon Podcast brings the energy – from race-weekend stories out of Texas to deep dives on the upcoming T100 San Francisco and Ironman Hamburg Pro Series showdown.

Josh returns from the by Supertri CapTex Tri Festival with a wild weekend recap – including group rides, expo chaos, and a tarantula-induced crash. He also shares a powerful moment of what triathlon community is really about, after loaning his race bike to a fellow athlete in need.

Then we get into predictions for the T100 San Francisco – where wildcards are everywhere, and the women’s field is loaded with potential upset stories. On the Ironman Hamburg side, it’s the highly anticipated Kat Matthews vs. Laura Philipp matchup, and we break down exactly how it could unfold.

✔️ Josh’s wild CapTex story – a tarantula crash, a broken bike, and one big act of sportsmanship
✔️ Behind the expo scenes, SuperTri activations & what it’s like supporting 1,600 athletes
✔️ T100 San Francisco preview: Taylor Knibb returns, Holly Lawrence is back, and Kate Waugh builds momentum
✔️ Will Paula Findlay’s form finally take her to the top of a T100 podium?
✔️ Ironman Hamburg preview: Kat Matthews vs. Laura Philipp + the Marjolaine Pierré wildcard
✔️ How this fast flat course could shift the Ironman Pro Series leaderboard
✔️ Hayden Wilde’s new YouTube series and what it says about resilience at the elite level
✔️ The WTF of the week: Ironman’s vague rear hydration mount rule enforcement

Timestamps:

(00:00) Welcome + Josh’s race weekend recap from CapTex
(06:17) A borrowed bike, a race-day save, and a triathlon moment that mattered
(10:56) Event organizing reflections + expo chaos and future growth
(14:23) Jenna-Caer’s training update, race goals & Mauna team plans
(17:20) T100 San Francisco preview – Taylor, Paula, Kate, Ash, Holly & more
(27:45) Men’s field predictions: Martin, Yella, Vincent Luis, and Jake Birtwhistle
(39:22) Ironman Hamburg preview: Kat vs. Laura + strategy, pacing, and records
(47:50) Hayden Wilde recovery series: career risk, rehab, and fire to return
(50:55) What The F***: Rear hydration rule confusion from Ironman
(52:29) Final thoughts + Episode 100 guest teaser

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This week’s episode of Another Triathlon Podcast covers one of the busiest race weekends of the season! From Ironman Chattanooga and Lanzarote to WTCS Yokohama and the Pro Series showdown in Aix-en-Provence, we’ve got all the highlights, lowlights, and predictions. Plus, Josh drops a four-minute PR and lands his first-ever triathlon podium, while Jenna-Caer logs a 32-hour training week ending with a 4 Day solo training camp.

✔️ Josh’s sprint triathlon podium and surprise Team USA qualification
✔️ Jenna-Caer’s 4-day solo training camp and 24 hours of Eat-Sleep-Train
✔️ Ironman Pro Series – Kristian Blummenfelt dominates again in Aix-en-Provence
✔️ Marjolaine Pierré makes her statement ride and win in the women's race
✔️ Lucy Charles-Barclay returns to long course dominance at Ironman Lanzarote
✔️ WTCS Yokohama – Matt Hauser & Jeanne Lehair put on a show in the rain
✔️ Chattanooga 70.3 – Sam Long outruns the clock in a duathlon-style TT start
✔️ T100 San Francisco & Vancouver – wildcards, injuries, and early hype
✔️ The growing impact of fueling right, training consistently, and showing up to local races

Timestamps:

(00:00) Welcome + Josh’s race weekend recap
(10:35) Josh’s podium, race-day lessons & injury update
(13:50) Jenna-Caer’s 4-day training camp and fueling for 32 hours of volume
(21:07) Ironman Pro Series: Christian, Casper, and cars on the course
(26:47) Gustav’s off day and Marjolaine Pierré’s comeback win
(30:49) Lanzarote: Lucy Charles-Barclay’s Kona validation
(33:46) Ironman Pro Series standings + upcoming Frankfurt & Hamburg
(35:15) WTCS Yokohama recap – Jeanne Lehair’s breakthrough & Hauser’s win
(42:30) 70.3 Chattanooga – Sam Long, McElroy, Jason West battle
(48:17) T100 San Francisco wildcards, injuries & who’s racing
(50:20) Wrap-up & what’s coming next

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This week’s episode of Another Triathlon Podcast is absolutely stacked!

We kick things off recapping all the drama from Ironman 70.3 St. George—and it delivered! From flat tires to front pack fireworks, we break down the key moments, including:

✔️ Lionel Sanders back on top, running a 1:11 and looking more dangerous than ever
✔️ Paula Findlay cruising to victory, but not without some hot debates over Victoria Lopes' mid-race tactics
✔️ Magnus Ditlev’s double puncture heartbreak, still salvaging the final Marbella slot in true roll-down fashion
✔️ Sam Long, Colin Szuch, and Jackie Hering adding to the podium fireworks
✔️ Tech fails, puncture chaos, and why Ironman needs to seriously level up their bike support and broadcasts

From there, we dive into the heated debate that blew up online this week: Should pro athletes start races knowing they won’t finish? The crew gets into the ethics, strategy, and sponsor expectations behind Lopes' St. George DNF.

We also cover the continued disaster of Ironman’s broadcast coverage, what they can learn from WTCS, T100, and even the Giro, and how they're missing a huge opportunity to elevate the Pro Series.

Then, we preview a jam-packed race weekend ahead with everything from:

✔️ WTCS Yokohama—can Cassandra Beaugrand and Leo Bergere dominate? Will Gwen Jorgensen continue her comeback?
✔️ Ironman 70.3 France—the Norwegians are back (yes, all of them), plus Lisa Perterer looks to keep her breakout season rolling
✔️ Ironman 70.3 Chattanooga—could be a duathlon thanks to flooding, but expect Sam Long, Jason West, and Matt McElroy to throw down regardless

Finally, the crew gets personal:

• Josh is pain-free and greedy for more watts, sharing his 3x12s and how life on the road is blending with tri life.
• Fede’s gym work gets mistaken for HYROX training, plus a deep dive into VLA Max and why strength is king for long course.
• Jenna-Caer is prepping for a 20-hour homestay training camp, and the team debates triathletes’ toxic shoe habits (yes, they are still wearing those blisters).

Timestamps:

(00:00) Welcome and episode overview
(01:00) St. George pro race breakdown
(17:00) The debate: Should you race if you know you won’t finish?
(26:00) Broadcast blunders and Ironman's big miss
(38:00) WTCS Yokohama, 70.3 France, and Chattanooga previews
(55:00) Josh’s pain-free training updates + Fede’s gym antics
(1:00:00) Jenna-Caer’s solo training camp and triathlete shoe addiction

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We’re back with another pro interview, and this week we’re joined by the always honest and endlessly consistent Jackie Hering – professional triathlete, Ironman and 70.3 champion, mom of two, and one of the top contenders in the Ironman Pro Series.

Jackie dives deep into her journey from first-time age grouper in 2005 to standing on pro podiums across the world. She opens up about training through the chaos of parenting, fueling strategy (spoiler: she eats real food and a lot of it), her love/hate relationship with the T100 format, and why she’s not mad about Kona being back to one day.

📌 In this episode
✔️ How Jackie got into triathlon (and her first Ironman in swimwear!)
✔️ Her rapid rise from age grouper to pro
✔️ What changed once she became a mom—and why it made her tougher
✔️ How her 2024 season is shaping up with Oceanside and St. George
✔️ Fueling secrets (including her go-to gas station snack!)
✔️ Her honest take on T100 vs Ironman
✔️ Why she's all in on the Ironman Pro Series
✔️ Thoughts on Kona returning to one-day format
✔️ Training vs. racing fueling breakdown
✔️ Her guilty pleasure? (Hint: it’s hazy and hoppy)

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This week, we’re diving into two big races—one just wrapped and one is about to go down.

✔️ Ironman 70.3 Venice-Jesolo Recap
We break down all the action from Italy, where Solveig Løvseth continued her winning streak and Panagiotis Bitados stormed to a massive win on the men’s side.
The race didn’t come without controversy—drafting drama, sketchy bike course conditions, and some Tour de France-style packs led to a fiery “WTF of the Week” discussion.

✔️ Ironman St. George 70.3 Preview
One of the most iconic North American races—and potentially its last edition—is stacked with world-class talent.
We go deep into predictions, podium picks, course changes, and how the brutal terrain and forecasted 90°F heat could shake things up.
On the women’s side: Paula Findlay, Chelsea Sodaro, Jackie Hering, Tamara Jewett, and more.
For the men: Magnus Ditlev, Lionel Sanders, Sam Long, Jake Birtwhistle, and Matt McElroy headline what feels like a World Championship field.

✔️ What the F of the Week:
Did we just witness a non-draft legal race turn full-on Peloton?

✔️ Social Post of the Week:
We highlight the hilarious and surprisingly insightful race preview rankings from @onyerleft.triathlon—featuring categories like “Big Boulder Energy” and “Break Stuff by Limp Bizkit.” If you know, you know.

✔️ Coaching Corner & Strength Talk:
We also chat about training load, strength work, and why staying injury-free may be your biggest performance hack yet. Plus, some fun behind-the-scenes updates on training camps and racing plans ahead.

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🎙 Pro Insights from Ironman Texas + Life as a Rising Long Course Triathlete – Andrew Horsfall-Turner Interview

We're still buzzing from Ironman Texas and fired up to bring you another pro interview! This week, hosts Jenna-Caer and Josh catches up with British pro triathlete Andrew Horsfall-Turner (@andrew_h_t) to break down his race in Texas, the dynamics of the new Ironman Pro Series, and his journey from swimmer to pro triathlete.

From drafting dynamics and race surges to fueling strategies and managing life with a growing family, this conversation dives deep into the balance of performance, passion, and perseverance. Plus, Andrew shares his thoughts on racing back-to-back at Swansea 70.3 and Lake Placid, changing coaches for 2024, and the long-term mindset he's bringing to the sport.

🚲 If you’re an age-grouper, coach, or aspiring pro, this one is packed with valuable insights.

⏱ Timestamps
00:00 - Intro & Ironman Texas buzz
01:20 - Andrew’s start in triathlon (thanks to Dad!)
03:45 - From swimmer to pro: balancing the transition
06:30 - Why running was the biggest challenge
09:30 - Typical training weeks & part-time coaching life
13:45 - Changing coaches & re-igniting the process
18:15 - Comparing Ironman South Africa vs. Ironman Texas
21:00 - Big swim packs, pro field tactics & Race Ranger
27:30 - Dealing with injury & the marathon grind
30:00 - Chasing Ironman Pro Series points in 2024
33:30 - Back-to-back racing: Swansea 70.3 + Lake Placid
35:00 - Quickfire questions (including Cornish pasties 😂)
42:00 - Carb strategy, fueling advice & what actually works

🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple, YouTube & wherever you get your podcasts.
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