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The Working Triathlete Podcast

Derek Stone & Conrad Goeringer
Triathlon
Endurance Sports
Nutrition
Ironman
Endurance Training
Sweat Testing
Recovery
Carbohydrate Consumption
Carbohydrates
Ironman Pro Series
Endurance Exchange
Macronutrients
Blood Glucose
Goal Setting
Running
Lucy Charles
Kona
Electrolyte Balance
Proteins
Ironman Training

All things Triathlon, Endurance and Leadership

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes122Founded6 years ago
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Jack Harrel is a Working Triathlete coach and professional triathlete who recently made the jump from short course to long course racing. In this episode, we break down what actually changes when you move up in distance, what transfers from short cou... more

Conrad Goeringer, Mitch Ott, and Caroline Kaplan sit down to break down what actually moves the needle. They talk about bringing intent to every session, why consistency beats hero days, how pros approach recovery and fueling, and the common mistakes... more

The 6 Most Important Movement Priorities for the Ironman Run

In this episode, we break down the real keys to Ironman run performance with a focus on movement quality. We dive into posture under fatigue, cadence control, pelvic stability, arm swing, ... more

Everyone focuses on the epic long ride. The monster brick. The lung-busting VO2 session.

But the workouts that actually matter for Ironman are often the least glamorous.

In this episode, we break down the meat-and-potatoes sessions that build durab... more

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Recent Guests

Jack Harrel
Working Triathlete Coach and Professional Triathlete
Oxo Collective
Episode: What Transfers from Short Course to Long Course Racing
Mitch Ott
Episode: What Pros Do Differently (And What Actually Matters for You)
Caroline Kaplan
Episode: What Pros Do Differently (And What Actually Matters for You)
Hunter Huston
Kidney doctor and experienced triathlete at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, advisor to Precision Fuel & Hydration.
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Episode: The Science of Staying Hydrated: Fueling Performance with Dr. Hunter Huston
Chris Miller
Avid endurance athlete and outdoor enthusiast
TriKlee
Episode: Against All Odds: Chris Miller's Journey of Resilience
Chris Bagg
Head coach of Campfire Endurance Coaching and former professional triathlete
Campfire Endurance Coaching
Episode: Chat with Chris Bagg: Hunt Antelope, Avoid Mice, and Enhance Your Triathlon Training
Jack Harrell
Summer intern and athlete coached by Derek, recent winner of the Ironman 70.3 Ohio.
Michigan State University
Episode: First-Time Phenomenon: Jack Harrell Wins Ironman 70.3 Ohio
Lexi Kelson
Registered dietician specializing in sports nutrition at Precision Fuel and Hydration
Precision Fuel and Hydration
Episode: Fueling for Training and Racing with Precision Fuel and Hydration Dietitian Lexi Kelson
Zack Kramer
Director of Sports Performance at PM Medical
PM Medical
Episode: How Functional Breath Training Can Improve Performance with Zack Kramer

Host

Derek
Co-host and experienced endurance athlete offering practical coaching and race insights.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 106 ratings
  • USAT Coach and Suggestion!

    Really love the show and content! Helps me coach my athletes by staying up to date on trends, practices, and research.

    PLEASE: the audio is always at varying levels depending on who is speaking. I find myself constantly adjusting the volume whenever I listen to the podcast. Would love if this was investigated! Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    gerhami
    United States3 years ago
  • Waterphobic but you’re helping!!

    As a previous D1 track athlete, you can only imagine what my swim stroke looks like. I am terrified of long distance swimming. I normally stick with sprints, but I made a crazy choice and decided to sign up for the 70.3 to force myself to learn to swim correctly. This podcast is by far the most helpful and enlightening when it comes to technique. Thank you so much for all of the information you put out there! I may be contacting you guys about the possibility of future coaching one of these days... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CocoBitty
    United States4 years ago
  • Awesome podcast!

    This podcast is a great listen. It’s informative, entertaining, and motivating! You don’t need to be a triathlete to enjoy their context and cheer on the team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AYOnat
    United States4 years ago
  • Great Podcast

    Very well done and informative. Great for triathletes but also anyone looking to get some great training advice and self development

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shushshhhh
    United States4 years ago
  • Excellent Podcast

    Very informative and helpful. Looking forward to more coaches and coffee sessions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Trebod
    United States4 years ago

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Fans mention the balance of technical content with personal stories, and a sense of community within the endurance space.
Guests and hosts are described as knowledgeable and motivating, with strong appreciation for data-driven and practical approaches.
Listeners frequently praise the actionable training guidance and relatable coaching banter.

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What Transfers from Short Course to Long Course Racing
Q: What mental shifts are involved when transitioning to long course racing?
The mental approach shifts from chasing a plan to executing process goals and cues, with an emphasis on pacing, race awareness, and adapting strategies mid-race to stay as close to the goal as possible.
What Transfers from Short Course to Long Course Racing
Q: How are you adapting training as you move from short course to long course?
Training is becoming more polarized with a clear emphasis on maintaining higher sustained power, more precise power targets, and longer, steadier threshold work, while preserving some high-intensity elements to stay sharp for surges and race dynamics.
What Pros Do Differently (And What Actually Matters for You)
Q: What role does mindset play in training and racing?
Cultivate a bring-it mindset for the most important 60-120 minutes of daily training, manage nerves with breathing and visualization, and avoid overthinking by focusing on controllables.
What Pros Do Differently (And What Actually Matters for You)
Q: How should amateurs approach workouts to maximize benefit without burning out?
Identify key sessions, prep the night before, treat hard sessions as non-negotiable, and let easier sessions be easier; maintain consistency and protect time for recovery and prehab.
What Pros Do Differently (And What Actually Matters for You)
Q: What are the main differences between training as a professional and training as an amateur?
The pros emphasize rest, recovery, and a lifestyle fully oriented around performance, with a focus on high-quality sessions and minimizing distractions; they also stress deliberate scheduling, nutrition around workouts, and building a supportive environment.

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What is The Working Triathlete Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A focused show for endurance athletes and coaches, with a strong emphasis on practical training, racing strategy, and the human side of long-course performance. Episodes regularly explore Ironman-specific workouts, swim efficiency, fueling and hydration, gear and tech trends, and training philosophies that balance consistency with life demands. The hosts bring coaching experience and personal athletic journeys to conversations, often pairing data-driven insights with candid race-day storytelling. A notable draw is the emphasis on sustainability and adaptability—encouraging listeners to build durable fitness, optimize nutrition, and stay motivated without burning out. The format tends to mix technical guidance with relatable coaching anecdot... more

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2. Mitch Ott
3. Caroline Kaplan
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7. Jack Harrell
8. Lexi Kelson

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