TAGALONG with a Pro

In their first episode, Nick and Scott interview Los Angeles' most notorious Strava Queen, Isabel "Iz" King. They discuss her start in sports, East Coast vs West Coast, and her 2020 activities which included raising money for LA's health care workers and teaming up with NBA Hall of Famer, Reggie Miller, to combat social injustice.

Isabel is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. She started her athletic career as a D1 soccer player at Columbia University. From working on Wall Street to attaining her MBA at UCLA, Isabel thrives on challenges. She evolved into a Pro Triathlete, winning the Eagleman 70.3 and dominating the Strava cycling leaderboard, accumulating over 1,000 QOM’s throughout Los Angeles. This bright, fun and engaging Pro is always easy to spot in her signature orange gear. That internal drive, coupled with thoughtful financial planning, has enabled her to take a turn she never saw coming: shelving plans for an office job while she competes as a professional triathlete. 

You can follow Isabel on Instagram and find her on the TAGALONG platform.

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Welcome to the TAGALONG with a Pro podcast!

Nick and Scott start their journey interviewing professional athletes from the U.S. to Kenya, and from triathlon to rowing. In a seemingly short fashion, they explore each athlete's backstory and where they are now to give you, the listeners, a better idea of who they are and how they could help you improve your athletic experience. 

Thanks for joining and let's get started!

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ABOUT the HOSTS

Nick is the CEO & Founder of TAGALONG. He was a DIII runner at Dickinson College where he became a 3 x All American in the 5000m and Steeplechase. Nick then transitioned to triathlon through the US Triathlon Collegiate Recruitment Program where he ranked Top 10 in the U.S. He came up short for qualifying for Rio in 2016 which led him to create TAGALONG so people could find, hire and train with other former or current Professional Athletes.