News: Results from races from this time last year, our Kona Weekend.
John’s History Lesson: This week we look at the 2012 Olympic Triathlon in London.
Interview: This week we have an interview with top age group athlete Khloe Healy. You can find Khloe here.
High 5: We have a High 5 on what doesn’t work in a Magpie attack.
News: Results from the Bear Lake Brawl and a triathlon in Germany; PTO supports more events; Coming up races; John’s ITU update.
This Weeks Discussion: How are you going to test yourself between now and Christmas if there is no racing in your part of the world? Comment here.
Interview: This week we have retiring pro athlete Dylan McNeice on the show. You can find Dylan here.
Sponsor: You can check out WattBike here.
News: Results from the latest 70.3 racing; PTO continues to hand out money to races; Coming up races; John’s ITU update.
This Weeks Discussion: What’s the best endurance sport moment you have seen since we’ve had a return to racing in some parts of the world? Comment here.
Interview: Brad Mooar is an assistant coach of the All Blacks rugby team. He is a man who has a passion for bringing the best out of people, sport, and the power of community.
In this episode Brad shares insights from his years in coaching.
Website of the Week: Guy Whitby sent through this weeks website: www.tri.cafe
This Weeks Websites: Funny video of Andreas Dreitz
News: Races from this time last year; Our IMTalk Kona Weekend
Interview: This week we have an interview with pro athlete and 70.3 specialist Adam Bowden. You can follow Adam here.
Our New Sponsor: We are over the moon to have Watt Bike as a sponsor on the show. Click here to find out more: Watt Bike
You can see DC Rainmakers review of the Watt Bike here.
John’s History Lesson: We look at the 2008 Olympics.
Website of the Week: Marathon pace calculator.
News: Challenge Davos got cancelled; Ironman’s VR results; PTO provide prize money to Helvellyn Triathlon; Ironman announce 5 week VR Kona series; Coming up races; John’s ITU update.
This Weeks Discussion: What triathlon related equipment or product have you used or consumed that you will not use again and why? Comment here.
Interview: Andrew Huberman Ph.D. is an American neuroscientist and tenured professor in the Department of Neurobiology at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He has made numerous important contributions to the fields of brain development, brain plasticity, and neural regeneration and repair.
In this episode Andrew shares amazing insights from research in to higher human performance.
You can follow Andrew on Instagram and see his work at Huberman Lab.
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