Episode 54 - The Boys Are Back in Town

On this episode we are joined by Aussie up and comer Josh Ferris. Josh has been taking the 70.3 world by storm over in 2025 in his first season at the distance. With 2 x 70.3 wins secured and a second place in 2025, We chat about Josh's history in the sport and what has led him to where he is today. Josh is definitely one to watch over the next few years as he takes the steps into more international racing in the future.

On this episode of Triathlon Therapy, we are joined by the legendary voice of Ironman Asia Pacific, Pete Murray. You know him, you love him and you will be very familiar with that raspy voice that so many of us love calling us across the finish line. At the beginning of the episode, Reedy and Appo also discuss the recent Ironman 70.3 World Championships and give their thoughts on the race before deep diving into the Pete Murray interview.

On this episode of the pod, RPG coaches Tim Reed, Clint Rowlings and Liz Blatchford get together with Trav Shields who was recently crowned the double champ at the ITU World Championships, and Jaz Sloane who competed in the Ironman World Championships in Kona. A great chat with the coaches and athletes about their respective races!

Appo and Reedy jump on the line to dissect the Ironman World Championships in Kona over the weekend. They break down the race, analyze key performances, and share honest thoughts on course dynamics, pacing, tactics, and the ever-evolving landscape of professional Ironman racing.

The boys are back to recap the Ironman World Championships over the weekend, Also, Triathlon Therapy alumni, Steve McKenna is back on the pod as co-host and dives into his amazing 2:18 marathon at Sydney last month. Plug it into your ear holes!

In this special episode of Triathlon Therapy, we sit down with none other than Craig “Crowie” Alexander. 5x Ironman World Champion, endurance sports icon, and one of the most respected voices in triathlon.Craig opens up about the highs and lows of elite racing, the mental toughness that kept him at the top, and the emotional toll of pushing limits for over two decades. We dive into his personal reflections on his career, how the game has changed since he last raced on the Big Island, and some personal challenges he has faced recently that left Appo and Clint in tears. This is the episode you didn’t know you needed. Honest, vulnerable, and packed with practical wisdom, When Crowie talks, we listen.

Fear not! Reedy, Clint and Appo are back to discuss the latest happenings in the triathlon world. From recent race results, Big Blu's 1100mg caffeine intake, shoe reviews and Connor McGregor hanging dong, this episode should satiate any triathlon fan's appetite.

This week on Triathlon Therapy, Reedy and Steve sit down with Caine Eckstein—multi-time Coolangatta Gold champion and elite endurance athlete. They dive into what makes someone willingly suffer through ultra-endurance races, from surf lifesaving to world record-breaking fitness challenges. Caine opens up about the mental grit, training discipline, and personal growth behind his incredible achievements. Plug it into ya ear holes!

ITU and long course champ, Paula Findley joins Reedy, Appo and Liz Blatchford to chat about her illustrious career spanning almost two decades from the junior ranks racing for Canada on the ITU circuit to middle distance domination. Paula candidly talks about her recent coaching change, goals for 2025 and is pressed hard around red haired facts and myths.

In this episode, one of the coaching greats, Matt Dixon, founder of Purple Patch Fitness joins Reedy, Clint and Appo for a chat. The boys are also joined by Triathlon Therapy alum, Steve McKenna to discuss his marathon beef. They also chat about Ironman Texas, Ironman Australia and the recent announcement that Ironman is going back to Kona in 2026 for both the male and female races.