In the triathlon space that we exist in we are surrounded by some extraordinary people doing amazing things. Today's guest is in a different stratosphere, not just because of his athletic achievements but because of the incurable disease he lives with every day.  Eric Tozer has type 1 diabetes, but he does not let that halt or slow his ambition. His resume of athletic achievements includes:

World Marathon Challenge 2019 (7 Marathons, 7 Continents, 7 Days)

Run Across America (3,000+ mile run across USA in 15 days with ten T1Ds)

140.6 mile Ironman distance triathlons

70.3 mile Half-Ironman distance triathlons

Olympic and Sprint distance triathlons

26.2 mile Marathons

13.1 mile Half-Marathons

in this conversation hear:

Eric explain the difference between Type 1 & Type 2 diabetes

We discuss monitoring blood glucose and the gadget which replaces 288 finger pricks each day 

How a pre race adrenaline surge can really mess up your blood sugar levels

The challenges of training for and racing Ironman with T1 diabetes

Running 7 marathons in 7 days on 7 different continents

Two marathons in 2 days with a 63C temperature difference

When mental strength replaces physical fitness

To find out more about Eric, please visit his website at erictozer.com

Here are links to some of the topics discussed today:

the World Marathon Challenge

The Dexcom constant glucose monitoring machine

Diabetes Sports Project

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