The TriDot Triathlon Podcast
The TriDot Triathlon Podcast educates, inspires, and entertains listeners with discussions on all aspects of triathlon, including swim, bike, run, nutrition, recovery, and strength training. Featuring expert coaches and special guests, the show aims to help athletes improve, whether training for a sprint, Olympic, or IRONMAN event. Join the conversation and improve together.
Episodes
Revisiting Performing Under Pressure: Tips from Mark Allen & Michellie Jones
How do you handle the pressure of an important race? What is an appropriate relationship with pre-race nerves? On today's episode, learn from champions who know how to cope with competing on the biggest stages: Mark Allen and Michellie Jones! Mark and Michellie identify common sources of pressure for a triathlete, suggest strategies for mental preparation, and offer advice for race day pressures.
Thriving In Triathlon at the Back of the Pack
Some triathletes are striving for podiums, while others simply take a little longer to make their way around the course. This week, we're talking about how to thrive as a back-of-the-pack triathlete. Coach April Spilde joins the podcast to share the tips and strategies she gives her athletes, starting with one of the biggest challenges: meeting race-specific cutoff times. And just because you iden
Thriving as an Easily Injured Triathlete
As a triathlete, you've probably dealt with your fair share of aches, niggles, and injuries. But being injury-prone doesn't mean you can't succeed, it may just mean giving your body a little extra attention. This week, Dr. B.J. Leeper joins the podcast to share strategies for staying healthy and continuing to train when injuries seem to be a recurring challenge. B.J. breaks down common injuries, h
Thriving in Triathlon as a Beginner
Everyone started their triathlon journey somewhere, and thriving as a beginner is absolutely possible! With plenty of experience helping new athletes, including giving “beginner talks” at race packet pickups, Coach Elizabeth James knows what beginners should focus on now and what they can worry about later. And this week she's bringing her tips to the podcast. From the value of having a coach and
Thriving in Triathlon as a Cyclist
Triathletes come to the sport from all kinds of backgrounds. Some discover it from scratch, while others bring years of experience in another discipline. For Coach Chris Navin, that foundation was cycling. In this episode, Chris shares how he found triathlon and how his background as a cyclist shaped his journey across all three disciplines. He breaks down the advantages and challenges that come w
Thriving in Triathlon with an Unconventional Schedule
Do you have an unconventional schedule and still want to train and race to your maximum potential? Do you struggle to fit in training with travel? Can you still prioritize nutrition while on the road? Coaches April Spilde and Julie McPhilomy join host Vanessa Ronksley to share how they balance training, racing, and their social life with their non-traditional work schedules. From April's service i
Thriving in Triathlon as a Runner
Triathletes come to the sport from all kinds of backgrounds. Some discover it from scratch, while others bring years of experience in another discipline. For Coach Matt Bach, that foundation was running. In this episode, Matt shares how he found triathlon and how his background as a runner shaped his journey across all three disciplines. He breaks down the advantages and challenges that come with
Thriving in Triathlon as a Swimmer
Triathletes come to the sport from all kinds of backgrounds. Some discover it from scratch, while others bring years of experience in another discipline. For Coach Will Usher, that foundation was swimming. In this episode, Will shares how his background as a swimmer shaped his journey across all three disciplines. He breaks down the advantages and challenges that come with a swimming background, i
Emma Weiss - Swim Your Heart Out
Fresh off her personal-best performance at IRONMAN 70.3 Elsinore, Emma Weiss joins Andrew alongside her coach, Katrine Trolle, to recap the race and the journey that led her there. Emma shares how consistent training, race-day experience, and mental strength came together for a breakthrough performance, while Katrine explains the role she played in Emma’s development and preparation. Together, the
Florentina Spindler - I Wanted To See How Far I Could Go
You may know Flo as @desktotriathlete on Instagram, but her journey is about so much more than social media. In this special episode, Flo shares how she went from a complete beginner to qualifying for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship, all while training with TriDot under the guidance of Coach Will Usher. Flo and Will join Andrew to talk about setting ambitious goals, what it took to achieve the
Thriving as a Parent & Triathlete
Being a triathlete takes time. Being a parent takes even more. So can you really be both? Absolutely! Coaches and busy parents Katrine Trolle and Brady Hoover join the podcast to share their practical tips for balancing training with the demands of family life. From school, homework, and playdates to finding time for those important workouts, they share strategies for fitting triathlon into a busy
Thriving as an Older Triathlete
There’s no age limit on triathlon and getting older doesn’t mean you have to stop getting faster. While many athletes discover triathlon when they’re younger, more and more athletes are finding success later in life. This week, coaches Kurt Madden and Kathy Hudson join the podcast to share practical tips for thriving as an older triathlete and continuing to train, race, and improve with age. They
Thriving as a Neurodivergent Triathlete
As triathletes, many of us simply open TriDot, complete the workout, and move on. But what if your brain processes training differently? The good news is that neurodivergent athletes can not only succeed, they can thrive. This week, Coach Raya Usher joins the podcast to discuss what it's like to train and race as a neurodivergent athlete. Drawing from both her personal experience and her work as a
Can Chat GPT Write a Good Triathlon Training Plan?
More and more athletes are asking ChatGPT to build their training plans, and what comes back looks professional, detailed, and personal. In this episode, Jeff Booher, founder and CEO of Predictive Fitness and creator of FitLogic, explains why a language model can produce a plan that sounds exactly right and still be wrong for the athlete running it. The catch is built into the situation: the reaso
The Training Volume Myth: Why More Isn't Better
More is better. It is the most common belief in endurance sport, and it is quietly costing runners and triathletes their best results. In this joint TriDot and RunDot episode, Jeff Booher joins Andrew and Carrie for the follow-up to “Triathlon Training’s Biggest Lie.” If more isn’t the answer, what is? Jeff takes apart the volume-versus-intensity debate, explains why the popular 80/20 rule was nev
The Do's and Don'ts for Triathletes in the Gym
From cardio machines and stretch mats, to free weights and fitness classes; there are many options for how a triathlete can spend their time at the gym. Today, ACSM Certified Personal Trainer Brady Hoover joins the show to teach us what we should and should not be doing at the gym. Brady talks about how to balance swim, bike, and run with strength training; and even offers a peek at his personal s
Revisiting: 15 Ways to Make Your Triathlon Training Fun
You PLAY a sport, meaning that there should be an element of fun included! So how can you infuse more fun into swim, bike, and run? Host Vanessa Ronksley chats with TriDot Coaches Elizabeth James, Kurt Madden, and Matt Sommer about "15 Ways to Make Triathlon Training Fun." After listening to this episode, you'll be more excited to get after your upcoming training sessions, conquer your next assess
Mind Over Miles: A Mental Framework for Triathletes
Do you have big goals but aren't sure how to turn them into a clear plan? This episode is for you. Legendary running and triathlon coach Bobby McGee returns to the podcast to share his four-level goal-setting framework, helping endurance athletes move beyond outcome-based goals and focus on the daily habits and processes that drive long-term success. Bobby also explores the mental side of performa
Turning a Triathlon Setback into a Comeback!
After months of dedicated training, it's easy to believe race day will go exactly as planned. But the reality is that setbacks happen. Whether it's an injury, a mechanical issue, nutrition problems, or simply a bad day, every athlete eventually faces adversity. In this episode, Coach Stephen Horan shares how the setbacks in his own athletic journey transformed not only his mindset, but also the wa
Ride Smarter: Gearing, Cadence, and Cycling Efficiency Explained
Whether you're completely confused by cassette numbers, never quite sure when to shift, or you've wondered why some rides feel effortless while others make every hill feel personal, this episode is for you. Vanessa Ronksley is joined by Petrina Tulissi who helps us break down the fundamentals of cycling efficiency from gearing and cadence to shifting and bike handling strategies that can make ever
Your Questions Answered: Maximize Your Race Schedule, Training by Heart Rate, Grit Factor, and More!
We're back for another episode where our triathlon coaches answer YOUR questions! Coaches Ryan Tibball and Ken Presutti jump into the hot seat on this round-robin, rapid-fire episode! Learn why TriDot uses pace (not average pace), training for hills in a flat environment, and tips for pushing through when you want to stop. Listen in as the coaches teach us about how to maximize your training sched
Red Light Therapy Explained: What Triathletes Need to Know
Red light therapy (RLT) is everywhere right now, from recovery studios and wellness clinics to at-home panels and full-body beds. But does the science actually support the hype? In this episode, Vanessa sits down with Taryn Richardson, creator of the Red Light Therapy for Athletes Evidence-Based Masterclass, along with coach Elizabeth James, to unpack what endurance athletes really need to know ab
What Can Age Groupers Learn from Professional Triathletes?
With unprecedented access to professional triathletes through live race coverage, social media, and YouTube, it’s easier than ever to follow the training, racing, and recovery habits of the sport’s top athletes. But just because the pros are doing something doesn’t always mean it’s the right approach for age-group athletes. On this episode, former professional triathletes Mark Allen and Mirinda Ca
Triathlon Training's Biggest Lie: More Is Better
Most athletes are convinced that the path to better performance is more. More miles, more hours, more sessions. Volume has become the proxy for commitment, dedication, and seriousness as an athlete. In this joint episode of the TriDot and RunDot Podcasts, Jeff Booher joins Andrew and Carrie to dismantle the more-is-better myth, walk through the data on quality versus volume, and answer the questio
Returning to Triathlon Training After an Injury
Whether it’s a nagging niggle or a major surgery, injuries are an almost inevitable part of long-term triathlon training. In this episode, Physical Therapy expert Dr. BJ Leeper and Professional Triathlete Elizabeth James share valuable insights to help you return to training stronger and smarter. We’ll cover smart strategies for easing back into training, how to know when to push forward and when
Nolan McKenna: Representing Team USA at the Ultra Marathon World Championships
Coach Nolan McKenna is fast, world-class fast. Nolan recently qualified to represent Team USA at the Ultra Marathon World Championships in New Delhi, India, and he joins Carrie to share his journey to the global stage. From his early days as a collegiate runner training largely on his own to discovering TriDot and completely transforming his approach, Nolan explains how smarter training helped him
Bike Maintenance Tips for Speed & Safety
How do you keep your ride in tip-top shape and always ready to roll out? In this episode, host Andrew Harley is joined by two special guests, TJ Tollakson from Dimond Bikes and TriDot Coach Chris Navin, to discuss all things bike maintenance for triathletes. The episode kicks off with the discussion of how often you should be cleaning your bikes and what steps you should take to ensure a properly
Solving Your 10 Biggest Triathlon Swimming Problems
Are you struggling with your swimming? Do you avoid getting in open water, find your legs sinking, or feel short of breath during training? Join TriDot Coaches Will Usher and Joanna Nami as they tackle your 10 biggest swim problems. Will and JoJo provide tips and solutions to help you become a more efficient and confident swimmer. Learn how to improve your pacing, navigate open water conditions, a
From Peri to Post: Candid Conversations from Triathletes on Menopause
For female athletes, menopause can bring a slew of physical and mental challenges. But with the right approach, this transition can also be a time for growth and empowerment. On this episode, Host Vanessa Ronksley is joined by Dr. Doyle-Baker and Coach Joanna Nami as they discuss the latest research on perimenopause and menopause. Learn about the hormones involved and their impact on the body, as
Triathletes at the Gym: Best Practices for Incorporating Cardio Equipment and Classes
As a triathlete, you understand the importance of cardiovascular training. But when you are at the gym - whether by personal preference, joining some friends, rehabbing an injury, or forced inside by Mother Nature - how can you make the most of these sessions? On this episode, Vanessa Ronksley interviews TriDot Coaches Jeff Raines and Matt Sommer about the best ways to utilize gym cardio equipment
Building Powerful Triathlon Training Habits
A habit is a routine behavior that is often subconsciously repeated - and we all have good habits and bad ones. Today, Coach April Spilde and Coach Rich Soares join the podcast to share how to break away from bad tendencies and create positive behavioral patterns. Coach Rich shares some tips on how to translate this into your triathlon training while Coach April discusses how to rewire the brain t
Triathlon Bike Fit: Perfecting Your Position
How is your riding position? On paper, a bike fit is an applied science. In practice, a proper bike fit is an art. In a space where a few millimeters here and a few degrees there make all the difference, it’s no wonder that many triathletes will travel far and wide to find a fitter that knows his or her craft. Joining us for today's show, to teach us everything triathletes need to know about bike
Chill Out: Cold Water Immersion for Triathletes
Ice baths, cryotherapy, cold showers (and more) are the new "it" thing for recovery. But does sports science actually support cold water as a positive body stimulus? Physical Therapist Dr. B.J. Leeper and Triathlon Coach Ken Presutti plunge into the podcast to share the benefits of cold water immersion. From the anti-inflammatory perks to body temperature regulation, and even boosting your metabol
An Inside Look at FitLogic—the Intelligence Engine Powering TriDot & RunDot
In this special TriDot and RunDot crossover episode, Andrew and Carrie are joined by Predictive Fitness CEO Jeff Booher. The three of them explore how TriDot and RunDot are revolutionizing training for triathletes and runners. Jeff shares his journey as both an athlete and coach; explaining how his own athletic ambitions inspired the tech breakthroughs that power TriDot & RunDot. Jeff explain
Racing by the Rules: Insights from Triathlon Officials
A triathlon has specific regulations that must be followed, requiring designated individuals to oversee their implementation. These rules are in place to ensure both safety and fairness for you. The presence of officials is intended to create a positive experience for all participants. On this podcast, our guests, two USA Triathlon officials, will discuss the various roles and responsibilities of
Tackling TriDot Workouts: Race Rehearsals
As you near the end of your triathlon stamina build and approach race day, it’s time for one of the most important parts of your training: the race rehearsal. This workout isn’t just a test of your fitness, it’s a full practice run for race day, from your gear and nutrition to your pacing and mindset. In this episode, Coach Elizabeth James joins host Vanessa Ronksley to break down the purpose and
Competing for a Cause: Fundraising Through Triathlon
Did you know you can race AND raise money for a charitable cause? Today we dive into this topic with Audra Tassone-Indeck and Tammy Dotson. Audra is the Executive Director for the IRONMAN Foundation and Tammy is a TriDot Ambassador who frequently supports good causes through racing. Together, our guests will share their expertise and personal experience to help you learn how to fundraise through t
In Sickness and In Health: Training While You're Sick
To train or not to train? How do you know what to do when you are feeling 'under the weather?' On today's episode, host Vanessa Ronksley interviews coach and medical doctor, Dr. Jeff Krebs, and TriDot Coach and respiratory therapist, Ryan Tibball. Jeff and Ryan break down what is happening in your body when you start to feel under the weather, and how you can recognize early signs of illness. But
Troubleshooting 7 Common Race-Day Nutrition Problems
With our bodies needing the perfect amount of fuel, fluids, and electrolytes to thrive on race-day, plenty can go wrong with our nutrition intake while on course. Coaches Jasmine Moezzi and Kathy Ward-Hudson join the podcast to help us troubleshoot the seven most common nutrition issues athletes may face during their race. From dehydration and cramping to catching up if you fall behind on your fue
Fueling Your Endurance Journey: Nutrition Tips for Success in Any Endeavor
How 'dialed in' is your race nutrition plan? From triathlons of different distances to standalone runs and bike events, this episode shares how you need to fuel for different types of races and activities. In this episode, we delve into the world of Precision Fuel and Hydration (PF&H) Case Studies. These studies review data from over 400 athletes participating in various endurance events. Host
You Can Be a Triathlete! 11 Tips for Success
Do you know someone who is interested in triathlon, but they're not quite sure where to start? This episode is for them! Coaches Jasmine Moezzi and Rich Soares join host Andrew Harley to share 11 tips to begin your journey. Jasmine and Rich found triathlon from different athletic backgrounds and share their stories as well as lessons learned along the way. Whether you want to be a leisurely triath
8 Ways Triathletes Lose Time (And How to Fix Them)
In triathlon every second matters and even small mistakes can cost you big on race day. We’ve brought in two coaches, Matt Sommer and Matt Bach, to help you reclaim lost time and get the most out of your fitness on race day. In this episode, we dive into practical strategies for saving time before, during, and after the race. From course prep and gear setup to pacing, nutrition, and staying mental
Optimized Nutrition to Fuel your Optimized Training
You know to do the right training right. But do you know how to best fuel that training? Fuelin and TriDot are two leading companies in the world of triathlon with a focus on providing top-of-the-line technology and education for athletes. In this episode, Scott Tindal, co-founder of Fuelin, and Jeff Booher, CEO of TriDot, join host Andrew Harley to talk about their recent integration and the bene
What Today’s Triathlete Can Learn from Yesterday’s Champions
In this special episode, we are joined by two of the most iconic figures in the sport of triathlon - Mark Allen and Kathleen McCartney. With 7 IRONMAN World Championship titles between them and decades of training and coaching, they are rich in experience and perspective. As they reminisce on their own triathlon journeys, Mark and Kathleen reflect on how much the sport has evolved over the years.
Performance & Nutrition: Making the Connection
Often referred to as the fourth discipline, it's no secret that nutrition is an important part of triathlon. On today's episode, expert sports nutritionist, Dr. Krista Austin explains the connection between your performance goals, body composition, and food consumption. Dr. Austin also weighs in on finding your race weight, metabolic factors based on race length, and periodization of macros for da
Short-Course Triathlon: Planning & Preparation
Join us for part one of a two-part episode series focused on short-course triathlon racing! Coaches John Mayfield and Jeff Raines discuss planning and preparation for your next sprint or Olympic tri. Whether you are looking to race your first or your fastest short-course event, John and Jeff offer insight into scheduling your race and making the most of your training. Learn what type of training i
Training Analytics for Triathletes
Data and analytics have become an integral part of triathlon training. Yet, most triathletes don't recognize the true power of their data or realize the incredible results they make possible. In this episode, we cover analytics for triathletes in a way that is highly insightful for both novices and techies. We separate the meaningful from the clutter. We overview advanced analytics technologies su
Tri Again - Returning to Training After a Break
Sometimes you have to take a break from training. Whether your break was from illness, injury, career, or family, getting back to training requires a thoughtful process. On today's episode, coaches John Mayfield and Elizabeth James explain what happens physiologically when you take a break, and how to proceed when you are ready to resume again. What can you do to best support your return? How do y
6 Bike Industry Trends with TJ Tollakson
Triathletes know and appreciate the sleek, functional, and aerodynamic brilliance of a well-designed bicycle. Whether you are actively looking for a new bike, planning some upgrades on your current ride, or just dreaming of your ideal build, this episode outlines six industry trends you'll want to know more about. In the guest seat today is TJ Tollakson - Owner of Dimond Bicycles and the Founder a
The Impact of Stress on Your Triathlon Training
Training stress causes soreness and fatigue in the name of improvement. But other types of stress can undermine your efforts. TriDot coaches John Mayfield and Elizabeth James discuss the differences between stress and eustress and the way you react biologically. Apply this practical information to mitigate the negative effects of stress on your triathlon training.
Capturing the Moment: An Interview with a Race-Day Photographer
Smile, you’re on race-day camera! In this episode, host Andrew Harley and coach John Mayfield are joined by sports photographer, Scott Flathouse. Scott shares his journey from an active competitor to getting behind the lens on course. Listen in as Scott, who has shot hundreds of race events from destination IRONMAN’s to neighborhood 5k’s, describes race day from the perspective of a photographer.
"Your Questions Answered: Z2 Running, Returning from Injury, & More "
TriDot coaches John Mayfield, Elizabeth James, and Jeff Raines are in the hot seat on this round-robin, rapid-fire episode! The coaches answer your questions about a variety of topics. Learn strategies for maintaining your "zone 2" heart rate during aerobic sessions, how dehydration impacts heart rate, and how to build your awareness of Rating of Perceived Exertion (RPE). We'll also discuss return
How to Remove 8 Common Barriers to Swim Improvement
In this episode, our two expert coaches will explain eight common barriers preventing triathletes from improving in their swim and how to remove them. We warm up sharing some of our own embarrassing triathlon moments, dive into our swim discussion for the main set, and then cool down with a Race Recon from Ironman Louisville.
Season’s Greetings: Triathlon Training Tactics for the Holidays
When the holiday season ramps up it can be difficult for a dedicated triathlete to balance training with family time and seasonal celebrations. Coach Raya Usher and Coach Brady Hoover bring an abundance of holiday spirit and coaching wisdom to help us find the right balance. Brady shares his secrets to training while traveling while Raya reminds us to prioritize the most important workouts! You'll
Carbohydrate Periodization for Triathletes
What is carbohydrate periodization and how can you benefit from this nutritional approach? On this episode, nutritional expert Dr. Krista Austin overviews the role that carbohydrates play in both your daily and training nutrition. Get examples of how to periodize your carbohydrate intake to optimize performance and health and learn if 'carb-loading' is a must or a myth for endurance athletes.
Rock Your Next Race Rehearsal
Race rehearsals are a great opportunity for you to practice everything heading into race day. Join coaches John Mayfield and Elizabeth James as they give tips for testing your gear, nutrition, hydration, and pacing during these preparatory sessions. John and Elizabeth also overview RaceX’s race-execution tools that you can use both in your rehearsals and during your race. Be ready for the starting
Fueling the Female Triathlete: Understanding Your Unique Nutritional Needs
Fueling for training and racing isn’t one-size-fits-all, especially for women. In this episode, host Vanessa Ronskley is joined by Taryn Richardson of The Triathlon Nutrition Academy to dive into the key nutrition strategies female athletes need to know. Taryn breaks down how to ensure you get enough carbohydrates, protein, and fats to support performance, recovery, and long-term health. She share
Tackling TriDot Workouts: MAV Shuttles, Fartleks, Threshold Repeats, Intervals, Decreasing Intervals, and Cruise Intervals
Do you ever wonder why you're doing a certain workout, not just how? This week Vanessa Ronksley and Coach Ryan Tibball break down some of the most effective run workouts to help you train smarter, not just harder. We are starting with quality run sessions. Ryan and Vanessa dig into MAV Shuttles, Fartleks, Intervals, Threshold Repeats, and more! Explaining the purpose behind each workout, what syst
Teamwork in Triathlon: Racing a Relay
Racing a triathlon relay is a great way to mix up your race season, practice one specific discipline, and have fun along the way! Coaches Ben Sommerville and Ryan Tibball join the podcast to explain the most common relay formats and how to best race them. From selecting your teammates to split pacing and transition tips, Ben and Ryan coach us through it all. This episode will have you ready to gra
Legends Assemble! The Newest TriDot Experience is Live
If we told you that the triathlon legends of yesterday are teaming up to coach the legends of tomorrow, would you want to know more? Today on the podcast Mark Allen, Matt Bach, and Andrew Harley talk all about TriDot Legends, the TriDot subscription level where award-winning triathlon training meets guidance from triathlon's greatest icons so you can build your own legacy. Come learn what legends
5 Skills to Become a Savvier Short Course Triathlete
Do you enjoy the fast and furious style of sprint, super sprint and Olympic distance triathlons? Coaches Raya Usher and Chris Navin join host Andrew Harley to share five skills to master for short course racing. Raya and Chris have raced and coached for many years and stress the importance of learning how to race at threshold without blowing up! From working on your bike skills, to knowing the rul
Elevate Your Swim Experience with FORM Goggles
What if we told you new goggles could help you nail your next TriDot swim workout? TriDot and FORM Smart Goggles have joined forces to enable athletes to follow their workout in the water better than ever before! FORM's Director of Business Development, Scott Dickens (a former Olympic swimmer), joins Coach Dan Caskie and Andrew to discuss the recent integration and how it can elevate your swim exp
Movement is Medicine: How Moving Keeps You Mobile
How well do you move? How often do you move? Despite plenty of sagitial plane movement through swimming, biking, and running, triathletes are often deficient in other movement patterns. On today's episode, Dr. B.J. Leeper returns to the podcast to discuss the importance of moving often and incorporating a variety of movements. Listen in to explore squatting, balancing, rolling, breathing, and so m
9 Steps to Get Ready for Race Day
Committing to an IRONMAN or IRONMAN 70.3 event is ALWAYS a memorable moment for a triathlete. Whether it’s your 1st or 100th race, IRONMAN literally rolls out the red carpet and puts on a day you will never forget. On today's episode, TriDot Coach Jeff Raines, and the Global Director of Athlete Development at IRONMAN, Casey Taker, take you through nine steps you should take to ensure you are ready
Mastering Your Macros: Fueling Intentionally for each Training Day
Do you feel uncertain about what foods to eat for optimal endurance training? Are you looking to improve your health and performance? In this episode, we are joined by Scott Tindal, the creator and CEO of Fuelin, a nutrition and fueling platform designed for athletes. Together with TriDot Coach Elizabeth James, Scott discusses how your body's biology and training intensity can affect your fueling
Revisiting Don't Miss the Most Valuable Training Block of the Season
What is the most valuable training block of your season? The answer might surprise you! Most athletes believe that the few months immediately preceding their race are the most important. However, there is greater opportunity for performance improvement in the training further removed from race day. Join TriDot coaches Jeff Booher, John Mayfield, and Elizabeth James as they uncover how and why the
One Race, Three Journeys - IRONMAN World Championship in Nice, France
Athlete stories have the power to touch, move, and inspire you. And there is great value in hearing others' experiences and learning from their journeys. On today's episode, Host Andrew Harley interviews three TriDot athletes who raced at the IRONMAN World Championship in Nice, France. Jeff Raines, Kurt Madden, and Chris Kennel share how they qualified, trained, tapered, and traveled for the this
Performance Testing for Triathletes
Intro: This is the TriDot podcast. TriDot uses your training data and genetic profile, combined with predictive analytics and artificial intelligence to optimize your training, giving you better results in less time with fewer injuries. Our podcast is here to educate, inspire, and entertain. We’ll talk all things triathlon with expert coaches and special guests. Join the conversation and let’s im
11 Ways to Boost Your Recovery: Supplements, Sleep, and Soft-Tissue Tools
You know that recovery is an important part of training. But what exactly should you be doing for recovery? With so many supplements and gadgets on the market, what lives up to the hype and is worth your money? On today's episode, Sport Scientist Dr. Krista Austin returns to the show to help cut through the noise and provide the facts about recovery-promoting products. Dr. Austin, along with host
Conquering Climbs like a Champ
Ups and downs are part of life. They are also a part of your triathlon training and racing. In this episode, TriDot coaches Mark Allen and Jason Verbracken cover how and where to train for hills for both the bike and run. Mark and Jason overview running technique and technical riding skills for inclines and descents. They also discuss how to manage your effort, optimize your speed, and strategical
A Triathlete’s Guide to Wetsuits
A wetsuit is an important investment in both your comfort and performance on race day. Triathlon wetsuits are specifically made to accommodate sustained athletic motion and have hydrodynamic advantages. On today's episode, we'll be taking a deep dive (pun intended) into the world of wetsuits. Jan Sibbersen, the Founder and CEO of sailfish (who also holds the Kona swim course record!) and TriDot Co
Your Questions Answered: Insomnia, Swim Panic, Mental Breaks, and More
We're back for another episode of answering YOUR questions! TriDot coaches John Mayfield, Elizabeth James, Jeff Raines, and Joanna Nami are in the hot seat on this round-robin, rapid-fire episode! Learn how to ease back into training after illness, train your gut for longer workouts, and plan for specific terrain in your upcoming race. Listen in as the coaches talk about mobility versus strength s
If the Shoe Fits - Anatomy of a Running Shoe
You've heard that the shoes you wear while running can have a big impact on your training and racing. But how does the composition of a shoe really effect your running stride? In this episode the "Doctors of Running," Dr. Matthew Klein and Dr. Andrea Myers, share shoe insights from their work as orthopedic professionals and their personal running experiences. Discover what type of the midsole foa
Skincare for Triathletes: Conquering Chafing and Blisters
Taking care of your skin is crucial to staying moving, both in training and on the race course. So today we are hitting a crucial topic for multi-sport athletes: skin care! Craig DiGiovanni, one of the original founders of Medi-Dyne Healthcare Products, and Coach Jeff Raines talk through the typical skin ailments athletes face. Then Craig discusses how to thwart the negative impacts of unpleasant
Don't Let a DNF Defeat You
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Revisiting TriDot's Preseason Project: How Athletes Helped Revolutionize Triathlon Training
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Defeating Dehydration: Perfecting Your Race-Day Strategy
Don't let dehydration hinder your race-day performance! On this episode, host Andrew Harley and coach Elizabeth James talk with Andy Blow, a Sports Scientist and expert in sweat, dehydration and cramping. As the founder of Precision Hydration, Andy works with athletes to determine their sweat rate and sodium concentration in their sweat. Listen in as Andy describes the sweat testing process, signs
Keep Your Cool: How to Handle the Heat while Training
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Sweat Science Made Simple: Getting Your Hydration and Electrolytes Right
Staying hydrated is essential for athletic performance. Expert sports nutritionist Dr. Krista Austin and TriDot coach Jeff Raines discuss how to manage your water and electrolyte intake while training and racing. You will also learn special considerations about racing in various weather conditions.
Should Triathlon Training Feel Hard? Navigating Effort, Fatigue and Zones
Some training days feel effortless, while others feel nearly impossible, and that’s completely normal. This week, Coach Ryan Tibball joins the podcast to break down what athletes should expect to feel during both the development and race prep phases of training. From everyday tiredness to true fatigue, Ryan explains why it’s critical to understand the difference and how to spot the red flags that
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