Jackson Laundry is a professional triathlete. After having two breakthrough years he was vying top finish at 70.3 Worlds but a crash prevented that. Jackson spoke about his season, the crash, his road to recovery and plans for 2020.
www.instagram.com/jacksonlaundrytri
Lucie Beatrix is a model and runner that just ran her first marathon in a blistering time of 2:55.
Follow her on social media and listen to her podcast:
www.instagram.com/lucietheviking
Podcast: The Lucie Beatrix Podcast
Gene talks about his 11:37 day at the 2019 Ironman Lake Placid. Please enjoy! Don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review!
Matt Miller is the CEO of Base. Base now provides nutrition to Ironman races in North America. We chatted about the history of Base, the importance of electrolytes during races, sweat analysis and a bunch of other cool topics. Don’t worry, I did ask him the tough questions about Base Salt.
Use code “tripothesis19” for 25% off Base products.
https://www.baseperformance.com
@BasePerformance
https://www.forrestspencefund.org
https://www.baseperformance.com/blogs/base-performance/2-ironman-races-in-2-states-in-2-days-700-miles-apart?fbclid=IwAR28lljnwdmoVmVvdhkHgbYknzr3vio71yQlL5V37fJD0zI9ylhEKNF9Szc
Sarah Piampiano is an elite pro triathlete that just won Ironman Brazil breaking the course record and punching her ticket to Kona. On this episode we spoke about her transition from a 2 pack a day smoking wall street investment banker to pro triathlete, her dominating performance at Ironman Brazil, a typical day for an elite pro and some tips for Age Groupers to implement to improve their finish times. Enjoy!
Instagram.com/spiampiano
https://twitter.com/SarahPiampiano
Nathan Hernandez is an Ironman triathlete with an amazing recovery story. After many run-ins with the law as well a battling addiction, Nate just finished Ironman Texas. Everyone always loves a success story, but what people love more is comeback story. Especially coming back from something that seems insurmountable at times. Nathan’s story is the later and now he puts his energy into triathlon – and he does this all with 7 kids – some of whom you’ll get to hear on the podcast.
Paul Howell is an injury prevention and gait specialist who is dedicated to finding the perfect human movement and the author of the Sling Method. Paul’s approach to injury prevention and strength is very unique and special because unlike most other approaches it does not happen in a silo and takes the entire body into account.
www.fasterlongerstronger.com
Greg Kalt is a colorectal cancer survivor who’s is also an Ironman triathlete. He races Ironman with a colostomy bag. Greg started racing Ironman after his diagnosis and surgery. His story is one not only of overcoming but exceling. There are so many great logistical takeaways from this episode for patients who might’ve been hesitant about racing with their bag and for all athletes because I think Greg is a true embodiment of an endurance athlete. Nothing stops us and he shows that day in and day.
Greg is a big supporter of the The Mohawk Foundation. www.themohawkfoundation.org
My guest today is Peter Shankman. Peter is an entrepreneur, a best selling author, an Ironman triathlete and I’m pretty convinced that he has more than 24 hours in each day. We discussed the importance of time management, how to train while traveling year round, coming back and injury as well as how ADHD affects training and life. Please, give it up for Peter Shankman.
Contact on all social media:
@PeterShankman
http://petershankman.com
Today’s guest is Brad Williams. Brad is a US Air Force vet turned AG triathlete turned pro triathlete. On the episode we discussed the reality of being a pro-triathlete, coming back from a pretty bad injury, the financials of sponsorship for pros and a whole bunch of other awesome topics.
Contact for Brad:
https://www.bw-tri.com
IG: bw_tri
Today we talk with Jim Gazzale from SENS Fitness. Jim is a nutritionist that works with a multitude of client types from sedentary individuals looking for weight loss to endurance athletes looking to optimize nutrition for their Ironman.
We discussed the importance of knowing what constitutes good evidence in nutrition, the importance of not seeking a quick fix when looking to lose weight, what a typical pre-race meal looks like and a plethora of other topics.
Contact Jim Gazzale:
https://www.facebook.com/SENSFitness/
https://www.instagram.com/sensfitnessusa
https://www.sensfitness.com
Ep. 1. “Why” Gene talks about the backstory, losing all motivation and the reasons of why he believes triathlon is as important as it is.