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In this episode, Jenna-Caer and Josh discuss their experiences at the Chicago Marathon, sharing personal stories and insights about the race. Josh recounts his journey, including his training, race day strategies, and the emotional highs and lows of running while hitting a Boston Qualifying time and PR. Jenna shares her unique perspective as a last-minute participant, highlighting the fun and community aspects of the event. 

The conversation also touches on the recent controversy surrounding the Australian Triathlon Federation's decision not to send female athletes to the World Triathlon Grand Final, sparking discussions about athlete development and inclusivity in sports. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the complexities of Olympic funding and its impact on athletes, the excitement surrounding the upcoming WTCS Grand Final, and predictions for both the men's and women's races. They analyze the contenders, their performances, and the dynamics of the races, while also looking ahead to the Kona event and the T100 series. The conversation highlights the challenges athletes face and the unpredictability of race outcomes.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Chicago Marathon Experience
02:49 Josh's Chicago Marathon Journey
19:09 Jenna's Unique Perspective on the Marathon
27:25 Reflections on Race Day and Community
35:07 Controversy in Australian Triathlon
38:29 Future of Australian Triathlon Development
38:49 The Politics of Olympic Funding
39:49 Excitement for the WTCS Grand Final
46:59 Analyzing the Women's Race Contenders
53:33 Previewing the Men's Race Dynamics
01:01:19 T100 Race Preview and Predictions
01:12:58 Looking Ahead to Kona and Future Races

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In this episode of Another Triathlon Podcast, host and co-hosts engage in a captivating conversation with triathlete Marten Van Riel ( @martenvanriel ). They explore his journey from a swimmer to a professional triathlete, discussing the Belgian sports culture, the challenges of transitioning to Olympic and middle-distance racing, and the importance of training with elite athletes. Martin shares insights on his experiences in the T100 races, his unbeaten record in middle distance, strategies for success, and the significance of heat training. The episode concludes with rapid-fire questions that reveal Martin's personality and thoughts on the sport.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the Triathlon World
00:57 Marten Van Riel's Journey Begins
06:00 The Belgian Sports Culture
11:13 From Dreams to Reality: The Olympic Path
17:13 Training with the Best: Joel Filio's Squad
22:02 The Road to Success: Wins and Challenges
28:14 Transitioning to Middle Distance Racing
33:07 T100 Race Breakdown: Strategy and Execution
39:03 Heat Training and Preparation for Competitions
46:51 Rapid Fire Questions and Final Thoughts

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In this episode of the Trathlon Podcast, host Jenna-Caer and Josh speak with professional triathlete Tom Bishop (@tomwbish) and he joins them breaking down the T100 in Ibiza. They discuss the recent performances in both the men's and women's races at T100, highlighting standout athletes like Taylor Knibb and Martin Van Reil. Tom shares his experiences transitioning from short course to long distance triathlon, including his impressive performance at Challenge Roth where he set a British record. The conversation also touches on the challenges of nutrition, race dynamics, and Tom's aspirations for the future in various triathlon series.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Tom Bishop and Upcoming Races
01:57 Recap of the Women's Race at T100 Ibiza
10:11 Analysis of the Men's Race at T100 Ibiza
26:44 Tom's Experience at Challenge Roth
35:54 Transitioning from Short Course to Long Distance Triathlon
39:35 Future Goals and Series Aspirations

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Trathlon Podcast
04:55 Marathon Training Updates and Experiences
09:53 Race Day Mentality and Preparation
15:05 Ironman World Championships Overview
20:01 Lucy Charles and Anne Haug Withdrawal and Its Impact
25:11 Race Highlights and Key Performances
29:52 Race Dynamics and Athlete Challenges
35:04 Production Quality and Coverage of the Event
46:26 Race Day Challenges and Coverage Issues
51:15 Commentary Quality and Athlete Recognition
56:31 Ironman Pro Series Rankings and Strategies
01:01:10 Ironman Maryland: A Race to Remember
01:04:57 T100 Series Preview and Predictions


In this episode of Another Triathlon podcast, hosts Jenna-Caer and Josh Vernon discuss their Chicago marathon training experiences, Fede talks about his ramping up training. They discuss the recent Ironman World Championships, and the impact of athlete withdrawals on race dynamics. They delve into the importance of nutrition strategies, the challenges faced by athletes during the race, and the production quality of the event coverage. The conversation highlights key performances and the mental and physical preparation required for successful racing. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of recent triathlon events, focusing on race day challenges, commentary quality, and the Ironman Pro Series rankings. They highlight the need for better race coverage and athlete recognition, as well as the impact of race conditions on performance. The discussion also includes predictions for upcoming races, particularly the T100 series, and the athletes to watch.

Ironman World Championships in Nice Results:

1. Laura Philipp (DEU) | 8:45:15
2. Kat Matthews (GBR) | 8:53:20
3. Chelsea Sodaro (USA) | 9:04:38
4. Marjolaine Pierre (FRA) | 9:09:34
5. Nikki Bartlett (GBR) | 9:15:47
6. Marta Sanchez (ESP) | 9:19:08
7. Penny Slater (AUS) | 9:21:47
8. Lotte Wilms (NED) | 9:23:28
9. Jackie Hering (USA) | 9:25:09
10. Hannah Berry (NZL) | 9:32:13

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In this episode of the Trathlon Podcast, hosts Jenna-Caer, Josh, and Fede discuss the upcoming Ironman World Championships in Nice, focusing on training updates, the importance of zone two training, and predictions for the women's race. They analyze the top contenders, including Lucy Charles Barclay, Kat Matthews and Anne Haug, while also addressing the recent changes in the T100 series and the impact on athletes. The conversation is filled with insights, humor, and a deep dive into the world of triathlon.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Trathlon Podcast
04:48 Training Updates and Experiences
10:11 The Importance of Zone Two Training
17:15 Previewing the Ironman World Championships in Nice
26:58 Analyzing the Women's Race Contenders
35:44 Predictions for the Race
39:00 Social Media Highlights and Banter
41:15 What the F: T100 Series Changes


Takeaways

• Josh is in his first taper week and feeling good about his training.
• The importance of holding back during races to avoid injury.
• Zone two training significantly improves endurance and performance.
• The Ironman World Championships in Nice is generating excitement.
• Lucy Charles Barclay is a strong contender but has faced challenges.
• Anne Haug's recent performance raises her profile in the race.
• The bike course in Nice will be a significant factor in the race outcome.
• The T100 series changes have created uncertainty for Olympic athletes.
• Social media banter adds a fun element to the triathlon community.
• The hosts are excited to recap the race next week.
  
  
  
  
  

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The hosts discuss their training and share their excitement for the Chicago Marathon and their goals for the race. The conversation then shifts to the recent triathlon races, including Challenge Samarkand, Challenge Beijing, and SuperTri London.

Overall, it was a week filled with impressive performances and exciting races. In this conversation, Jenna and Josh discuss the recent Super League Triathlon race and the Men's and Women's races. They highlight the tactics and strategies used by the teams and individual athletes. They also discuss the upcoming races and the changes in the team rankings. The conversation concludes with a discussion about recent achievements in the triathlon world, including Jonas Dikven's record-breaking swim and Primoz Roglic's win at La Vuelta.

• Consistency and training volume are key in endurance training.
• The Norwegian method is still successful in long course and 70.3 races.
• Chicago Marathon Training
• SuperTri London showcased impressive performances
• Mechanical issues and challenging weather conditions can impact race outcomes.
• Drastic changes to the team rankings in Supertri after London.
• Jonas Deichmann completed 120 Ironmans in 120 days, setting a new world record
• Primoz Roglic won La Vuelta, showcasing his cycling prowess
• Upcoming races include T100, Ironman World Championships, and Supertri Toulouse
  
  Chapters
  
  00:00 Training and Preparation
  05:10 Excitement for the Chicago Marathon
  14:29 Impressive Performances in Recent Races
  23:19 SuperTri London and the Brownlee Racing Team
  28:07 Super League Triathlon Race Tactics
  32:25 Record-Breaking Feats: Jonas Dikven and Primoz Roglic
  35:11 Coverage and Social Media Post of the Week
  44:13 Jonas Dikven's World Record
  49:47 Primoz Roglic's Win at La Vuelta
  53:20 Upcoming Races
  
  
  
  

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Ever wondered what it takes to run seven marathons on seven continents in seven days? Meet Becca Peasy, our extraordinary guest, who has not only done this once but twice! Her remarkable story will leave you inspired and awestruck as she shares her journey, the challenges she's faced, and the incredible mental and physical resilience required to achieve such feats. Discover how Becca's accomplishments have become a beacon of inspiration for the entire endurance and triathlon community. 

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Then we run down Ironman 70.3 Zell am See, highlighting recent standout performances from athletes like Carolyn Pohle and
Mika Noodt. We'll discuss the unpredictable nature of the 70.3 World Championships and the scheduling conflicts posed by the T100 series in Ibiza. Our conversation dives into the drama and excitement surrounding these high-stakes events, drawing parallels to the scenic beauty of Nice and celebrating the amazing efforts of our featured athletes.

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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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