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A Triathlon and Cycling podcast dedicated to help improve you as an athlete. If you're a triathlete competing in Ironman, Ironman 70.3 or Olympic triathlon this is for you. Hosted by expert Triathlon coach and Australian Ironman Champion Gerard Donnelly, listen in to help you Train Smarter to Race Faster
 
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Since 2006 Coach Joe Beer and various side-kicks, guests & athletes have given training, nutrition & technology advice to improve your triathlon, duathlon, Ironman, running & cycling performances. Visit these great brands www.ScienceInSport.com www.Nopinz.com www.SouthForkRacing.co.uk and www.ForthEdge.co.uk
 
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When it comes to the morning of your race, how prepared do you feel? Are you ready to nail your best performance? In this episode, we reveal our ultimate race day checklist: we share our tips for preparing your body and mind for peak performance and hopefully a PB. Because when it comes to race day, it’s almost impossible not to feel overstimulated…
 
Today's episode is about individualising and tailoring a program to YOU. "Individualised" program is one of the buzzwords in coaching and training, but we want to straightaway dispel the myth that every single person has to have an individualised and tailored program, because realistically, that's just not possible. There are things that you do nee…
 
In this episode, we hear from Scott Flathouse of Scott Flathouse Photos. Scott shares how his triathlon journey started and how he transitioned into taking amazing race photos. Scott explains how he prepares for a long day on course and how he manages to capture those iconic bike photos. Scott also shares the story of one of his most memorable phot…
 
Lucas Hamilton is a 27-year-old Australian cyclist who rides for UCI World Tour team Jayco Alula. He already has many impressive results to his name, including competing in all three major Grand Tours and placing 13th in the 2022 Giro. In this podcast episode, recorded just before the Tour Down Under and after the Australian Road Nationals race in …
 
In this episode we hear from The Canadian Crusher, Leanne Johnson. Leanne shares how she got into endurance sports including but certainly not limited to triathlon. Leanne and her husband Scott, who was a guest on episode 81, are into triathlon, fat tire bikes, and long distance paddle boarding. After taking time away from triathlon, Leanne returne…
 
Looking to tackle a Half Ironman triathlon but not sure where to start? Tune in to our latest episode where we share expert advice on how to prepare properly for this grueling event. We cover everything from how to train effectively, how much time you need to dedicate to training, and what level of experience is required to take on the challenge. W…
 
In this episode we hear from Amy Purvis. Amy shares how she got started in triathlon and how she managed to stay racing during the pandemic. Amy discusses an early childhood event that left a lasting impression and she confirms that at least someone at Ironman reads all the information on our race applications. She coaches me on my fear of bombing …
 
Lachlan Morton has made a career out of pushing the boundaries of what it means to be a pro cyclist. With a love of adventure and exploring the world by bike, he has been willing to break the traditional rules of cycling and ride his bike on his own terms. Touted as one of cyclings most interesting athletes, this conversation was always going to be…
 
In this episode we hear from voice of the people, captain of the middle of the pack and host of The TriDot Triathlon Podcast, Andrew Harley. Andrew shares how he got into triathlon, how he became a podcast host, one of his favorite race memories, a tip he learned from one of the incredible TriDot coaches and a few things he has planned this year. A…
 
Stuart McSweyn has had a remarkable career so far, specialising in the 1500m athletics event. He has had an incredibly consistent few years of racing performances, mixing it in with the world's best on the track. He currently holds the Australian record at the 1500 meters with a blistering time of 3:29. Also in the 3000 meters at 7:28, plus a 5K PB…
 
in this episode we hear from 4x Ironman Finisher and founder of Tribal Chicks Racing, Michelle Diederich. Michelle shares how she got starting in triathlon and the origin story of Tribal Chicks Racing. We hear about all the innovative ways they kept their members connected over the last few years and some of the plans for 2023.…
 
Today's topic is = how to dominate your local race no matter what your ability. This is really exciting topic because a lot of racing comes down to execution and many things outside of your actual physical ability, meaning you can get a much better performance even if you're not the strongest athlete. A lot has also happened in the world of triathl…
 
In this episode we hear from Marathon Swimmer and Triathlon Mental Performance Coach Neil Edge. Neil explains his background and how he has transitioned into marathon swimming. We talk about some of the mental blocks that most triathletes have, and Neil share some great advice including a simple technique that can be used to re-direct your mind whe…
 
AUDIO ISSUES: Please note we had audio issues with the first 6 minutes of this episode, specifically minutes 4-6 the audio is very choppy but then it clears up for the rest of the episode. We also had video failure for those who like to watch, the episode is still up on youtube but there is no video after the 6 minute mark. Regardless, we were so e…
 
Our guest today is one of the most influential people in Cycling and Triathlon training, and that’s because he was one of the original founders of the 80/20 rule, commonly referred to as Polarised Training. Even if you haven’t heard of him, basically the entire world of cycling and triathlon now train to this principle of, 80% of your training is t…
 
Welcome back to the podcast for 2023! Today's topic is training and racing for 2023, what's in and out? What are we sticking with and what are we throwing out the window or into the rubbish bin. Plus we discuss the Australian National titles, what we learnt from the pros and what we learnt as masters athletes. Timestamp: 00:00 - Introduction 01:05 …
 
In this episode, we hear from Scott Johnson. Scott shares how he became the 1st person to complete a full distance Ironman after receiving a double lung transplant. At less than a year old, Scott was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis. At the age of 29, he found himself in the hospital requiring 100% oxygen. Scott shares how he vowed if given the oppor…
 
Our guest today is an Australian cyclist who has just recently made the move from Jumbo-Visma, one of the biggest pro cycling teams in the world to Australia's Pro team BikeExchange-Jayco. He was a bit of a late bloomer to cycling however, he very quickly moved up the ranks of Australian cycling, and received his professional contract only a few ye…
 
We've made it to the final podcast of the year. It's one of our favorites that we do each year. Today we'll be going through the best athlete performances of the year, our biggest training and racing lessons, and reviewing our favourite podcast guests! So much does happen over the course of a year so it's really exciting to think about things that …
 
Every December the holiday period rolls around and for every athlete the same dilemma comes up; How do you manage your training around Christmas, around New Year's or if you’re potentially going away on holidays. So, in this episode, we're going to be talking about the top seven tips you can take throughout this whole holiday period to make sure yo…
 
In this episode, we hear Robert Klein share how he went from cancer diagnosis to Ironman. While recovery from surgery, Rob told his wife that he wanted to run the New York City Marathon. He walks us through the 3 ways to be entered into the NYC Marathon, how he transformed himself into an Ironman and he changed his diet as part of living healthier.…
 
Our guest today, Brad Beer, is a physiotherapist known for his expertise in treating running and triathlon related injuries as a physiotherapist with over 15 years experience. He's also an exercise scientist that has worked with high level athletes and national programs. He's passionate about putting out helpful content for runners through his podc…
 
Endurance athletes love a challenge, that’s no secret and a new type of challenge that is taking the cycling world by storm is the option of gravel racing. So, today in the podcast to talk about cycling, gravel racing and more, we are joined by a guy with a few major gravel racing victories to his name already. He’s a gun cyclist, former director o…
 
In this episode, we hear Matt Bell share is experience at Ironman 70.3 Waco a few weeks ago. Matt and others brave the cold and wet to tackle the Central Texas course. One that i personally raced the year before. I was even on site at the beginning of the day. Matt breaks the race down for us discipline by discipline and reveals what he race plans …
 
Our guests today are two highly qualified individuals in sports medicine we're talking to them specifically about stress fractures in endurance athletes. Let's face it, as an athlete you hear the words stress fracture and you shudder in your boots. The words can feel like a death sentence to any athlete but Dr's. Amy Touzell and Leesa Huguenin are …
 
Fans of the podcast should be familiar with Jim Ristow. He was the 2nd guest ever way back on Episode 3 and I reference him all the time. At that time he was a 10X Ironman Finisher and had plans to finish 2 more to become eligible for Ironman's Legacy Program. His long-time dream was to "race" on the famous course in Kona, HI. Just 4 days after com…
 
In today’s episode we are talking about how to warm up for a race properly. You need to consider the race distance, race format, race intensity and duration for you. How do you adjust your warm up to suit the specifics of the race? Plus we talk about making a decision about racing when you’re just not quite right, especially for your A race. We als…
 
In this episode we speak to Eugene Day as he shares his experience at Ironman California 2022. Gene shares that completing Ironman California is something that was 3 years in the making. He talks me through the cancellations that extend all the way back to Ironman Santa Rosa. Additionally, his wife Melissa Vaught, joined the conversation and provid…
 
After representing Australia twice over two years, and preparing for what was to hopefully be her first Olympic games, Aussie marathon runner Sarah Klein was given the shock of her life when she received a letter from ASADA banning her for 4 years… After providing a clean ‘A sample’ for testing, there was a mix-up in communication between Sarah and…
 
In this episode we hear from Ashley Hankamp. Ashley is a wife, mother of four, an elementary school Art Teacher and has recently turned endurance athlete. Ashley shares that while she is new to triathlon, she grew up playing sports. Over the last few years, she has been very active, making up for all the lost time. We talked about some of the races…
 
In today's episode, discussing the epic victory drive that age groupers get after a special race, Jack Rayner beats the Australian 10K record and part 2 of Emil Zatopek’s story: The Man Who Changed Running and the man that revolutionised interval training. Timestamp: 00:00 - Introduction 01:07 - Gratitude 04:57 - What Has Caught Our Attention 17:15…
 
We love when former guests return to give an update. In this episode Andy Manning, episode 34, returns to tell us about his recent experience at Ironman 70.3 Washington. Before giving his race recap, Jenna and I ask Andy to catch us up on all the events he was involved in leading up to his race.
 
It's been a crazy couple of weeks so i decided to release a short, mid-week episode. I give an update on how my personal training is going, how I've been spending all my "free time" and what to expect over the next several weeks with the podcast. If you have any questions, commitments or would like to share you story; send me an email or message th…
 
In today’s episode: A 23-year-old Aussie runs 47 ultra marathons in a row across Australia. We review some Kona world champ performances AND We’re really excited to bring a new segment we’re going to be doing on the podcast, telling great sporting stories, and the first is the story of Emil Zatopec, The Man Who Changed Running. With 5 Olympic medal…
 
In this episode, we welcome a former guest as co-host. Jenna Russell and I speak to her father-in-law, Greg Russell, about his experience at Ironman 70.3 Ohio earlier this year. Greg shares how he got introduced to the sport of triathlon and provides a breakdown of how he prepared for and navigated race day. We get a reminder of how important it is…
 
Today on the podcast, we are joined for a second time by Ryan Worn. Ryan came on the podcast recently to chat about economy and efficiency and this is part 2 of that conversation. He has completed a PhD in exercise science, focusing specifically on economy, efficiency, and fatigue. In this episode we focus more on the topics of efficiency, fatigue …
 
Doug Broughton was a guest on episode 52 returns to talk about his experience at Ironman Wisconsin 2022. While Wisconsin is normally known for having favorable weather on race day this year that was not the case. It was cold and wet all day. Doug shares how he used his experience at Ironman Tulsa to conquer Wisconsin this year. We talk through all …
 
One of the most common questions we get is how do I actually structure my training week? I just want someone to tell me what to do and when to do it. Well this is what we’re going to talk about in today’s episode. Timestamp: 00:00 - Introduction 00:40 - Gratitude 08:15 - What has caught our attention 14:15 - Bouncing back from a setback 19:25 - Str…
 
The IRONMAN World Championship in Kona has etched a reputation as the pinnacle of the triathlon landscape and an iconic global sporting event. And it’s been 3 years since the world champs returned to it’s home on the Big Island of Hawaii, there is a lot of excitement around it’s return, after all it is the absolute mecca of Ironman Triathlon. So wh…
 
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