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At just 23 years old, Kiyan Sunderji is an Ironman World Champion in his age group. After growing up watching Ironman Canada from a stroller, Kiyan has gone from a 13-hour Ironman debut at 18 to winning his age group at the Ironman World Championships in Kona. Tyler, Bryan, and Andrew sit down with Kiyan to discuss his triathlon journey, overcoming a two-month pneumonia setback, winning Ironman Ottawa, and conquering Kona's brutal heat, relentless headwinds, and infamous Energy Lab. He also shares his training routine while working full-time, finding the right coach, and what's next as he targets Ironman Texas and another shot at the World Championships.
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How far can you run when the clock resets every hour? We break down Big’s Backyard Ultra and the Backyard World Championship, explaining the last-person-standing format, brutal timing rules, and why Belgium’s incredible 124-lap dual world record ended with no winner. From the USA’s victory in the 67-nation showdown to standout performances, race strategy, and lessons from the Manotick Backyard Ultra, we explore what it really takes to survive a backyard ultra. Plus, the surprising crossover with Burrito League strategy and a chaotic backyard ultra fantasy draft!
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Chicago Marathon PRs, Toronto Waterfront Marathon sub-3 pacing, and HYROX racing! Tyler recaps his 3:24 Chicago Marathon PR, sharing how he managed the heat, avoided a late-race blowup, and fueled with 100–120g of carbs per hour. Andrew takes us behind the scenes of pacing the sub-3-hour group at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon, covering GPS struggles, race strategy, headwinds, and the pressure of helping runners chase a massive milestone. Bryan also breaks down his 1:03:41 HYROX doubles finish and explains why HYROX might be more of a running race than you think. Plus, Chicago food rankings, race weekend chaos, and a six-beer finish-line celebration.
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Get ready for the Chicago Marathon with practical race-day strategy covering pacing, fueling, hydration, course breakdown, GPS accuracy, crowd energy, and the biggest mistakes to avoid on race day. Bryan, Andrew, and Tyler break down Chicago’s flat and fast course, from the opening 5K and Chinatown to the Michigan Avenue stretch and infamous “Mount Roosevelt,” while Tyler lays out his 100g-per-hour fueling strategy and A/B/C goals for the race. If you’re chasing a PR, running Chicago for the first time, or aiming for sub-3:20, this is the race-day game plan you’ll want before hitting the start line.
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The UCI World Championships in Montreal delivered two unforgettable road races as Demi Vollering claimed the women’s rainbow jersey and Brandon McNulty launched a massive 33 km solo move to win the men’s title. We break down the biggest attacks, crashes, tactics, brutal Montreal climbs, USA teamwork and the impact of racing without radios before shifting to fall race prep: Tyler enters his Chicago Marathon taper with a 3:20–3:25 goal, while Bryan prepares for his first HYROX doubles race with Jansen, covering pacing, stations, gear and race-day expectations. Plus, a teaser for a future AI and endurance sports deep dive.
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Tyler and Bryan catch up on training, racing, and the road to a busy fall of endurance sports. Tyler recaps his 29K birthday long run and Chicago Marathon peak week, including his biggest-ever mileage block, Ottawa Army Run tune-up, and a goal around 3:20. Greg breaks down his HYROX preparation, race simulations, doubles strategy, and October 1 race-day target. The conversation then shifts to Canada's biggest cycling races, with the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec and Montréal recaps, World Championships predictions, and a look at Hayden Wilde's 70.3 World Championship victory and Kristian Blummenfelt's incredible 1:05 half marathon.
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Restarting your running journey after an injury, burnout, or a major life disruption can feel like starting from square one, but your comeback doesn't have to end in injury. Discover the essential blueprint for rebuilding your running habit safely, managing your fitness loss reality, and adjusting your pace expectations using Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE). From high-yield cross-training alternatives to battle-tested motivational tools and an inside look at upcoming fall racing strategies, learn exactly how to balance volume versus quality so you can return to the pavement stronger, smarter, and humbler than before.
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Tyler takes on his first 50K ultra at Boréalys Mont-Tremblant by UTMB while Andrew survives his first sprint triathlon at Toronto Island—and neither race goes exactly to plan. From a wrong-turn DNF while leading an 80K relay and a brutal 50K with 2,600m of elevation, to ferry chaos, massive waves, a wetsuit swim, a bike crash, and a surprisingly fast 1:16:26 triathlon finish, this is a full debrief of two wildly different endurance racing experiences. Plus: the Hot Dog Mile gets appropriately unhinged, Ian joins the race recap, and Bryan reveals his next challenge.
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Tyler is taking on a brutal Ultra Borealis weekend with an 18.4K relay leg and a 50K ultra, Andrew is gearing up for his first-ever sprint triathlon, and Bryan is navigating an unexpected appendectomy recovery. From 600m relay climbs and a 2,600m-elevation 50K to swim anxiety, bike flats, chaotic transitions, and the realities of getting back to training after surgery, this is a full endurance-sports catch-up packed with race goals, questionable preparation, and plenty of banter.
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Will Horkoff found out the swim was non-wetsuit an hour before the gun, lost two bottles off the back of his bike early on, and ran the marathon in a downpour.9:22:57. No walking.The 24-year-old Calgary coach behind Inner Athlete Coaching takes us through Ironman Ottawa start to finish, hockey kid to Ironman, the one thing he'd fix, and what's going on in his head with Kona on October 10.
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