New Zealand Triathlete Magazine. In a podcast.

The boys cover off Yokohama, offer some more suggestions for TRINZ and as always, waffle off track.

Hooksie holds the feet of high-performance sport in New Zealand to the fire and how it relates to our triathletes. It's a ready, fire, aim podcast, this one.

The boys breakdown the brilliant performances by the Kiwis at the Ironman World Championships in St George. After watching a world champs outside Kona, we ask - is 2022 the last time the Big Island will host a World Champs? We also check in on Hayden Wilde's victory at the arena games in Singapore and preview his big season opener in  Yokohama.

This one is short and sharp. Huge news, there's a rumour doing the rounds of those in the know that 3 athletes nominated are not up to selection standard for Comm Games. 

We have an actual real life guest, Rebecca Clarke join us, fresh off a 2nd at Ironman Australia over the weekend and we review St George Ironman World Champs.

Be honest, how much sport have you watched at the weekend and how much of it was swim, bike, run? That and some good stories along the way and at the end, a bonus - find out a bit more about the Bike Painter who is racing Kona and St George.

The boys pick their Comm Games teams, shout out to Raro Tri and work out the 2023 TRI TOUR* details, no need to thank us, Triathlon New Zealand. (*TRI TOUR is copyright Rob).

Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy.  Pro Tour dramas. 3 DQ's then 3 un-dq's
(PS. Hooksie is a bit pissed on this one.)

Luke Scott is a 20 year old pup from Palmie and on the bottom rung of triathlon’s elite ladder. A bike crash and Covid have made the last few years tough going to say the least. An honest and thoughtful young man, he tells it like it is. Well worth a listen.

It's round 2 of the Pro Tour and there's a shock winner and is the Commonwealth Games teams selecting itself?