The PR Endurance Training Podcast

Coach Paolina and Roger (over 40 Ironman race completions between them and hundreds of coached athletes) offer their thoughts on Ironman & 70.3 Race Nutrition. 

Topics include strategies and tips for race day, race week, and post race.

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What’s in this episode?:

Our first podcast for 2022, features our second athlete interview with Kim Lewis.

Coming from a team sports background (basketball, volleyball and softball), raising a family, and having a busy professional working life, Kim sought out a new challenge last year, triathlon.

Learning and getting faster every day, Kim had a successful racing season, reaching the podium numerous times, and has set her sights on competing at a 70.3 and Ironman this coming summer.

Listen to her first year’s journey in endurance sport.

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What’s in this episode?:

The long awaited interview with our first athlete and you won’t be disappointed.

Ryan Hiscox’s journey in endurance sport has been a transformative experience. From casually getting involved in running, turning his back on partying ways, overcoming injury, to setting ambitious goals goals and achieving them. He qualified for the 2022 Ironman 70.3 World Championship with a stellar performance at Ironman 70.3 Muskoka this past summer, and in a few days, will to take on the star studded Ironman California race this coming weekend. Good luck Ryan!

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We are back after a bit of a break.

What’s in this episode?:

Visit us at www.prendurancetraining.com

What’s in this episode?:

Visit us at www.prendurancetraining.com

A discussion that might be uncomfortable for some to have, but we go there in this episode because we think it’s a topic that needs to be covered so that you can enjoy your time on the bicycle to the fullest.

As the title says, we address “Your Achy Junk” and our advice for reducing/eliminating pain and other associated issues in your groin/crotch/genital areas.

Articles:

How scientific rigour helped Team GB’s saddle-sore cyclists on their medal trail

Why Team GB's Cyclists Are Saying 'Yes' To Pubic Hair

Your Vulva and Cycling: What you need to know

Women’s Power Saddle With Mimic

Trek Precision Fit with Saddle Pressure Analysis

Pressure Mapping with Alexis Ryan and the Ergon SR Women

Saddle Pressure Mapping in Physio Bike Fitting

In this episode, we discuss “Failure.” If you don’t nail a workout or race is that a failure, or an opportunity to grow, learn and get even better. When those workouts are not going perfectly, what do you do? How you do re-adjust your focus? All your workouts are all pieces to the puzzle, the good ones and the bad ones are valuable. You are certainly not a failure when things don’t go well. Stay positive and keep charging forward. 

#believeitachieveit

With the oncoming of spring, outdoor riding is returning and you will have to prepare yourself for the different feeling and needs of riding outdoors. Those first few rides will likely be a shock to the system after a winter of indoor trainer riding. We discuss what to expect and what you should focus on for those early season rides.

Tip of the Week: Always have money packed in your bike seat bag or bento box for emergencies.

With more virtual racing coming, we’ve decided to offer some useful tips for you to utilize for your upcoming virtual event. Along with that, we offer some thoughts regarding TT pacing.

Please support your local races and so that they can survive and exist for the years to come. One such company is MultiSport Canada, and they’ve opened registration to the Lakeside and Kingston Triathlon/Duathlon races. We will be doing them and having a blast.