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Justin Spencer (05:11) from Recycled Percussion shares his experience participating in Ironman races, including his journey to the prestigious Kona race. He talks about his lack of training (more like no training at all) and preparation for his first Ironman race and how he decided to take on the challenge of Kona with minimal training. Justin discusses the difficulties he faced during the races, including cramping, stomach issues and an unexpected pre-race swim. He also highlights the importance of fundraising for the Ironman Foundation and the impact it has on the community. Overall, Justin's story is one of determination and pushing through challenges to achieve his goals. Justin emphasizes the importance of finishing the race and the support he received from his family and friends. He also talks about his approach to fitness and the need for consistency and accountability. Justin shares insights into his band, Recycled Percussion, and their TV show, Chaos & Kindness and their upcoming Winter Tour throughout New Hampshire.

In The Tros...
Knute and Erika recap their Christmas celebrations and discuss Knute's recent illness and share their own Christmas mishaps. They talk about the gifts they received and their plans to visit the Peloton studio (oops that slipped out). They share the podcast's growth and listener statistics, highlighting the top episodes and countries where the podcast is popular. They express their gratitude to the listeners and discuss their plans for the future.  They discuss their marketing strategies and the importance of engaging with their audience. They acknowledge the collaboration between them and appreciate the team effort. They end the episode by wishing their listeners a happy new year and expressing their love and appreciation.

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