
Since 2006 IMTalk has been the weekly Ironman fix for thousands of athletes from all around the world! Bevan James Eyles and 'Coach' John Newsom cover the latest news, reviews and tips for Ironman Triathlon. If you love Ironman, you'll love this podcast! It will improve your training and racing. So click subscribe and join the worlds biggest Ironman podcast!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1052 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Categories | FitnessHealth & FitnessSports | ||||

In this episode of Legends of Triathlon, we sit down with one of New Zealand's greatest endurance athletes, Cameron Brown. Known for his incredible longevity at the top of the sport, Cameron carved out a career that spanned decades, inspiring generat... more
In this episode we have legendary Australian athlete Mirinda Carfrae.
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In our latest episode, we share some of our favorite stories, proud moments, and heartfelt feedback from you, our amazing listeners.
Big News! We're excited to announce that Legends of Triathlon will continue! This means more inspiring content, mor... more
This week we sadly announce that we are ending IMTalk next week. We also share some of the history of the show.
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I can’t believe they’ve put out over 850 episodes and going strong week after week! Triathlon news, training tips, interviews, history, tech, gossip more.
I’ve listened to them since around 2007 almost every week and it’s never been a boring show. John and Bevan’s are the real Legends of Triathlon IMO
love it every week. can't live without it. world triathlon series coverage is my favorite part.
love it every week. can't live without it. world triathlon series coverage is my favorite part.
I’ve listened to every episode of IMTalk - topical, educational and fun. Got me through 6 years of training for Ironman and has kept me in touch since I moved on to other things. Kia Kaha. MountainSnail
I’ve listened to the podcast on and off for several years, and every one of them is not only informative, but hilarious. The content is good, and the interplay between John and Bevan takes it to the next level. I’d honestly say this podcast deserves note than 5 stars!
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Focused on the world of Ironman triathlon, this podcast features in-depth discussions, interviews, and expert insights aimed at triathletes of all levels. The themes across episodes frequently include athlete experiences, training techniques, race strategies, and personal anecdotes from hosts and guests who are notable figures within the sport. The chemistry between the hosts enhances the content with humor and engaging dialogue, making it equally informative and entertaining. Unique to this show is its long-standing presence in the triathlon community, having built a loyal listener base through consistent and passionate coverage of the latest events, athlete performances, and endurance sports developments.
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Recent guests on IMTalk include:
1. Cameron Brown
2. Mirinda Carfrae
3. Paul Newsome
4. Jack Moody
5. Deb Lynch
6. Kacper Stepniak
7. Nico Mann
8. Tommy Newsom
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