T100 Singapore Recap and How to Make Triathlon More Entertaining

In this episode of The Real Triathlon Podcast, the hosts discuss the growth of their podcast, share experiences from the Ironman 70.3 Indian Wells race, and highlight the performances of various athletes. They delve into the controversies surrounding drafting rules in triathlons and emphasize the importance of the off-season for athletes, including goal setting and self-discovery in the sport. In this episode, the hosts reflect on their experiences from the past season, discussing the lessons learned and how they plan to implement these insights into their training and racing strategies for the upcoming year. They emphasize the importance of intentional training, accountability, and the impact of social media on athletes. The conversation also touches on their upcoming race schedules and the support they receive from their community through Patreon.   If you want to go above and beyond consider supporting us over on Patreon by clicking here!   Follow us on Instagram at @realtrisquad for updates on new episodes.    Individual Instagram handles: Garrick Loewen - @loeweng Nicholas Chase - @race_chase Jackson Laundry - @jacksonlaundrytri Lisa Becharas - @lisabecharas  

In this episode of the Real Triathlon Podcast, the hosts discuss their recent experiences in triathlon and cross country races, including insights into competition dynamics, injury challenges, and team strategies. They also share their thoughts on upcoming races, health considerations, and the impact of illness on performance. The conversation shifts to gift ideas for triathletes, emphasizing the importance of supporting local businesses and the value of proper gear. The episode concludes with personal training updates and aspirations for the future. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various topics surrounding sleep, innovative products for better rest, and thoughtful gift ideas for triathletes. They share personal anecdotes about their sleep habits, discuss the effectiveness of sleep technology, and explore practical gifts that can enhance an athlete's performance. The conversation also touches on budgeting for holiday gifts and the importance of supporting local bike shops. As they reminisce about their past, they share nostalgic memories and photos, creating a light-hearted and relatable atmosphere.   If you want to go above and beyond consider supporting us over on Patreon by clicking here!   Follow us on Instagram at @realtrisquad for updates on new episodes.    Individual Instagram handles: Garrick Loewen - @loeweng Nicholas Chase - @race_chase Jackson Laundry - @jacksonlaundrytri Lisa Becharas - @lisabecharas  

The conversation explores the humorous side of coaching, particularly the idea of coaching animals like cats versus humans. It highlights the challenges of human coaching, including backtalk, and presents a light-hearted perspective on the potential ease of coaching pets. The discussion also touches on the financial aspects of coaching choices and the unique insights that can arise from unconventional coaching methods.

Owner of CLASH Endurance, Bill Christy joins Nick today as they have been friends for quite some time. Bill has gone above and beyond to help grow this sport, finds ways to take care of professionals over the years and really create something special in North America for all endurance sports. The conversation delves into the importance of community engagement in triathlon training, emphasizing the need for creating opportunities beyond traditional race formats. It highlights a mindset stuck in the past and the necessity for evolution in athlete development. Clash Endurance puts the athlete experience 100% first and aims to fill in on regional races that are better on your pocket book and your family experience. What Bill and his team does is incredibly special and we are so lucky to have this group working to keep Triathlon alive from the ground UP.

In this episode of the Real Triathlon Podcast, the team reunites to discuss their recent experiences in Europe, including the challenges of racing, the impact of sickness, and the dynamics of drafting in triathlon. They reflect on their performances, the quality of race broadcasting, and the electrifying atmosphere at events. The conversation also touches on personal battles during races and the excitement of upcoming competitions, highlighting the importance of mental preparation and teamwork in the sport. In this episode, the hosts discuss their fitness journeys, upcoming races, and cultural observations from their experiences in Europe. They share humorous anecdotes about the quirks of European life, including restaurant service and transportation. The conversation also touches on future racing plans and the excitement surrounding upcoming events, including a webinar on running techniques.

Garrick and Nick get real about the current state of triathlon. From questioning history to analyzing the 70.3 World Championship contenders, they don't hold back. They discuss the dominance of European athletes, the pressure to be "good enough," and the search for deeper meaning beyond race results.

In this conversation, The Real Tri Squad shares their heartfelt experiences of receiving overwhelming support from their community during a challenging time. They reflect on the generosity shown to them, which not only provided practical help but also fostered a deep sense of connection and motivation to give back to others in the athletic community. It's inevitable that at some point in your athletic pursuit you might have a small or large injury. In this case, Nicholas Chase broke his femur while riding solo and self-inflicting a bike crash. After only 10 weeks he's back to swimming, biking and some strength work...listen to the show and see all the ways you can heal quickly with a positive mindset and a great team in our corner. With Scott Tindal and the Fuelin App as a major contributor to this progression of healing, Scott and Nick talk details as to how you can also learn and grow regardless of your injury level.

In this episode, Jackson shares his experiences training in the Sierra Nevada, discussing the benefits of altitude training, his decision-making process for race preparation, and the camaraderie he found while training with elite athletes from Norway. He delves into the technical aspects of the upcoming race course, gear considerations, and the importance of mindset in training. The conversation also touches on logistics and accommodations for athletes traveling to compete, as well as insights from his interactions with world champions.

In this episode of The Real Triathlon Podcast, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about the challenges and experiences of professional triathletes. They explore the busy lives of athletes, the impact of injuries, and the balance between training and personal life. The conversation also touches on motivation strategies during races, the influence of spouses on fitness journeys, and the importance of heart health for endurance athletes. With humor and camaraderie, the hosts share personal anecdotes and insights, making for an engaging and informative episode. In this engaging conversation, the participants discuss the importance of having active partners, dating preferences, and the challenges of navigating the dating app landscape. They delve into the expectations and accountability in competitive sports, emphasizing the need for a strong mindset among elite athletes. The discussion also touches on dealing with disappointment, the balance between fun and competition, and the significance of setting realistic goals. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the importance of self-accountability and the diverse approaches athletes take towards their performance and mindset.

Garrick is considering a break from triathlon due to recurring hip pain. The level of competition in triathlon has significantly increased over the years. Kona is a unique event that brings together the best in the sport, but it has its challenges. Self-preservation is crucial for athletes, especially in extreme conditions like Kona. Sponsorships are evolving in triathlon, with new brands entering the space. The Kona race this year had notable performances and unexpected outcomes. Athletes are finding new ways to stay involved in the sport post-competition. The importance of community and support in triathlon is highlighted during events. Upcoming events like 70.3 Worlds are generating excitement in the triathlon community. The podcast serves as a platform for sharing experiences and insights in triathlon.