The Midnight Club

The Midnight Club

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The Midnight Club episodes

  • Ironman 70.3 Washington Tri-Cities

    Clint and Kelly are back! 

    This time with another race Clint was grossly under-prepared yet was quite emotional. 

    Clint had the chance to do a race in the hometown of his father, William Timmerman, Jr, and there were a lot of feels.

    And, lactic acid build-up.

    41 min
  • A Stuntman For Ironman?

    Clint, Kelly and The Badger meet up at SnoTown Brewery and discuss what not to tell someone on the trail who might not look like a typical hiker or runner.  

    They also discuss a triathlon for their wedding day and Kelly has an idea to tackle Ironman Texas. 

    44 min
  • The Kids’ Reaction to the St Patty’s Day 5k

    Clint and (not) Kelly interview the artist formerly known as Jack and Alice and get their honest feedback about the 5k fun for St Patrick's Day.  Spoiler alert: they still don't seem as thrilled with the experience as previously reported. 

    24 min
  • The St Patty’s Day 5k FUN run

    Clint and Kelly discuss the joys of taking the kids on a 5k run for St Patrick's Day and how excited the kids were.  The gravel course made for an extra challenge when pushing a stroller and a wheelchair.  

    42 min
  • Rock ’n’ Roll Half Marathon

    Kelly and Clint are back and report on their Vegas adventure for the Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon down the Vegas Strip.  They made a few interesting pit stops and created their own aid stations and at the end of the day got the job done.  It was a particularly trying day for Clinton. 

    29 min
  • Local PNW Triathlons

    Clint and Kelly gather at Whitaker's (lBase Camp Bar & Grill) near Mt Rainier to talk about the Lake Tye, Lake Meridian and Bonney Lake triathlons.  

    Clint had to hold back tears. 

    39 min

About The Midnight Club

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The Midnight Club is a podcast designed for those of us who spend several hours per week training for events, many times sacrificing time from friends, family and work, and are happy to just be out there, giving it their all, despite not reaching a podium finish, or sometimes not finishing at all.