In this high-energy episode, Coach Sarge, Coach Scott, and Coach Kenny sit down with standout triathlete Caroline Beard to recap her historic 2025 season. Having qualified for the World Championships in both the Ironman 140.6 (Kona) and 70.3 (Marbella), Caroline shares the raw reality of competing on the world stage. From navigating choppy Pacific waters and dodging dolphins to battling dizziness in the scorching lava fields, she illustrates the mental resilience required to transition from "just surviving" to "hunting down" the competition.The conversation dives deep into the Victory Multisport philosophy, highlighting the importance of declaring your goals and maintaining gratitude under pressure. The coaches explore Caroline’s unique ability to balance aggressive competitive drive with a "cool hand Luke" demeanor, proving that peak performance stems from a bond of trust between athlete and coach. It’s a masterclass in mindset, micro-decisions, and the "claws and fangs out" approach to endurance racing.

Join Coaches Sarge, Scott, and Kenny for a special Thanksgiving week episode where we extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible athletes, followers, and everyone who's been part of the Victory family over the last five years. We're here for you, regardless of your pace or distance. This week, we host the incredible Caroline Beard, a former collegiate runner who made a spectacular pivot to triathlon. Caroline unpacks her journey—from her competitive childhood and unexpected, career-altering stress fracture at the University of Pittsburgh, to finding a new purpose in multi-sport. We'll explore how she overcame significant struggles with fueling and body image, transforming setbacks into strength. Hear the inspiring story of her rapid ascent, culminating in a jaw-dropping "amazing month" where she raced in both the 140.6 Ironman World Championships in Kona and the 70.3 World Championships in Spain this year. This is a powerful conversation about resilience, trusting the process, and what it truly takes—mentally and physically—to achieve in endurance sports.

Victory Multisport coaches Sarge and Kenny welcome special guest, recent Ironman Chattanooga finisher Dr. Mark Fye! Dr. Mark, nicknamed "Big Tuna," is an orthopedic spine surgeon who started his triathlon journey later in life, learning to swim at age 57. He unpacks his incredible journey from growing up on a farm with a strong work ethic to balancing a demanding professional career with the grueling training for a full Ironman.Discover how the discipline, detail, and preparation required for successful surgery translate perfectly to triathlon training, highlighting the crucial support from his wife and the Victory Multisport team. Dr. Mark shares his path from hiking the Rachel Carson challenge to being encouraged to try a sprint triathlon, proving that with dedication and the right support, anyone—even a 60-year-old—can achieve the "Ironman" title. Get ready to be inspired to tackle your own big goals!

Victory Multisport coaches Sarge and Kenny welcome special guest, recent Ironman Chattanooga finisher Dr. Mark Fye! Dr. Mark, nicknamed "Big Tuna," is an orthopedic spine surgeon who started his triathlon journey later in life, learning to swim at age 57. He unpacks his incredible journey from growing up on a farm with a strong work ethic to balancing a demanding professional career with the grueling training for a full Ironman.

Discover how the discipline, detail, and preparation required for successful surgery translate perfectly to triathlon training, highlighting the crucial support from his wife and the Victory Multisport team. Dr. Mark shares his path from hiking the Rachel Carson challenge to being encouraged to try a sprint triathlon, proving that with dedication and the right support, anyone—even a 60-year-old—can achieve the "Ironman" title. Get ready to be inspired to tackle your own big goals!

We sit down with legendary athlete Darren Miller to peel back the layers on his incredible journey. A collegiate swimmer from Murrysville who started as a sprinter, Darren faced a career-ending injury that led him down a different path. We discuss his transformation from a 265-pound weightlifter to a marathon runner, and how a challenge from a friend sparked a new direction in his life. Darren shares the pivotal moments that led him to marathon swimming and the mental fortitude required to complete the Ocean Seven, a feat accomplished by only 31 people in the world. He dives into the extreme training, the lessons learned from failure, and how he turned personal struggles into a powerful story of perseverance. Listen in to hear a story that proves with the right mindset, there truly is nothing you can't accomplish.

Project 1018 -- https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/miller240Six endurance events. 591-miles. 1 goal. Father of two, endurance athlete and philanthropist Darren Miller will raise the bar for an epic journey across the country to raise vital funding to refurbish his childhood playground in Creighton, Pennsylvania.

- Moab 240 - 100 Mile SoCal - Pittsburgh Marathon - Western States 100 - Nolan's 14 - Lake Tahoe Width Swim -

"Stand in the Door" means the paratrooper - positioned in the doorway, ready to exit, on the "Go!" Not Just a Phrase: this command carries a lot of weight and represents a moment of intense focus and anticipation.

Billy Dugan, a Dad, an US Army veteran, paratrooper, high school football coach, and Ironman competitor. The discussion delves into the profound influence of mentorship, starting with Billy's childhood baseball coach, Coach Kenny. Billy shares his journey, including his challenging experience in college that led to a pivotal intervention by his older brother, who helped him transform his life and ultimately join the Army. The episode highlights the enduring impact of setting high standards and finding purpose, culminating in Billy's current focus on being a dedicated father and striving for a "hard to kill" mentality to be the best example for his children.

Coach Ryan pulls back the curtain on his extraordinary journey as a RECON Marine. He'll share an unvarnished look into the rigorous training, detailing the intense pool drills and demanding field exercises that forged his unbreakable spirit. He'll take you through his impressive accomplishments in the world of endurance sports, recounting the challenges and triumphs of his toughest races in Lake Placid and Kona. Finally, discover how Ryan transitioned his dedication and drive into a coaching career, launching his business with Victory Multisport to empower athletes to achieve their own ambitious goals. Get ready to be inspired!

An inspiring and entertaining episode of the Victory Multisport Podcast! We're diving deep with the incredible Angie Raimondi, a true testament to endurance as an Ultraman finisher and multiple Ironman competitor. Join us as Angie shares her journey, from her early days as a competitive swimmer to the unexpected detour into the world of marching band, and how she ultimately found her passion in the challenging realm of triathlon. We'll also get a glimpse into Coach Kenny's hilarious pool antics and the team's upcoming adventures, proving that the multisport community is as much about camaraderie and laughs as it is about pushing limits. This is one episode you won't want to miss!

More than just an athlete, Brett White shares his deep connections to family and community, and the powerful story behind his "Pacing for a Purpose" fundraiser. Tune in to hear how he and his company are taking on the Pittsburgh Marathon to raise crucial funds for the Mario Lemieux Foundation, supporting vital cancer research right here in Pittsburgh. Get ready for an episode packed with motivation, personal stories, and the incredible impact of combining athletic pursuits with community spirit.

This episode showcases Coach Alice Weisner's remarkable journey, transforming personal tragedy into triumph. From a near-drowning as a child to becoming an Ironman, Alice's story is one of unwavering resilience. She discusses overcoming the loss of her brother during a race, and how she uses her experience to inspire and coach others. Discover how she channels adversity into strength, making her a powerful force in endurance sports.