
An age-grouper with 25 years of experience overcomes a life altering brain injury and starts hitting the podium. Be motivated and inspired as he recounts the daily grind of an amateur triathlete and join the growing community on Patreon. You don't have to be a lonely triathlete anymore!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 206 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Train faster run faster, right? Let's assume that is true, so how much faster? I've done the experiment on myself and I share with you the results.
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You've all heard the expression "less is more" and that is true for regular life as well as triathlon. I'll break down what this looks like in triathlon training, and ask yourself if you ever do a little (or a lot) more than necessary.
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Are you the type to rush through life? Do you always find yourself thinking of the future? Do you stub your toes a lot? I used to stub my toes a lot, rushing to the do the next thing...but not so much anymore.
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Somehow ran across this pod but I’ve enjoyed each listen. I’m catching up on the history. Keep it up!
I can relate to this podcast as another middle aged triathlete. Great topics and his perspective on a variety of topics on a sport that I love so much.
I recently started listening but already get the sense that Todd is a kindred spirit. In a world where there is seemingly limitless content for consumption, this is the sort of thing I find refreshing. Keep it up!
I really enjoy the checkins. You share the thoughts that most of us triathletes have along the way. No extra but just enough curiosity to keep us all going. Thanks for posting every week.
As someone new to triathlon, I have found this podcast perfect as I’m learning more and getting little tips and tricks.Daniel from CO USA
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A down-to-earth triathlon podcast centered on the practical realities of training, racing, and balancing endurance goals with real-life obstacles. Episodes repeatedly tackle pre-race nerves, injury management, gear decisions, and the mental resilience required to keep progressing—often infused with humor and candid reflections from a middle-aged amateur athlete. The show stands out for its consistent, relatable storytelling, emphasis on accessibility for non-professional athletes, and a practical take on affordable gear and training strategies that listeners can apply to their own journeys.
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