Welcome to The Why We Tri Podcast! Have you ever looked at a triathlon and thought: IMPOSSIBLE! I thought that exact same thing... until I set out on a mission to 'Tri' and do things I NEVER thought possible! For years, as Office Manager to my husband's Dental Practice, as well as a Full-Time Mom to our 3 creative and energetic daughters, I took part in Local Half Marathon Races here in Miami, Florida. But each Run Race left me wanting to explore more of what outdoor endurance sports had to offer. In October of 2018, my 75 year old independent Mother of Unionville, Connecticut, Kathleen K. Gardner, lost her fight against an infection in just under 10 days of entering the hospital. With today's recent pandemic, I realize, I was fortunate to be by her side during her last days. Upon returning to Miami there were days I could not get out of bed and attend to my 3 daughters who were in great need of their Mom. My WHY was deflated. Finding self motivation when the world beneath you is crumbling seems impossible. Triathlon demands you to be in the present moment at all times. One second of losing focus and you could be underwater, flown off your bike or trip and fall. My 3 daughters needed their Mom back and I needed my WHY back. Small attempts back into the pool to swim, on the bike to cycle and out on the track to run, I was surrounded by a WORLD of triathletes through Alien Endurance Race Team and Ironman Races. All who openly shared their incredible stories with me. These stories inspire me to get back up, keep going and SHARE: WHY WE TRI!! Kick back, grab you favorite beverage, tune in and enjoy the stories of ordinary people, who set out and go far beyond ordinary distances on The Why We Tri Podcast! ~CAROLINE IG: @WhyWeTriPodcast FB: Why We Tri Podcast Website: https://whywetripodcast.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Why We Tri Podcast is an incredible podcast that brings together inspiring and relatable stories from a diverse range of guests. Hosted by Caroline, the podcast creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel like you're sitting down for a chat with friends. One of the best aspects of this podcast is Caroline's ability to connect with her guests in a genuine and relatable way. She asks thought-provoking questions and truly listens to their responses, creating a conversation that leaves you feeling inspired and motivated.
The selection of guests on The Why We Tri Podcast is another standout aspect. Caroline brings in a wide variety of guests from different backgrounds, each with their own unique stories and experiences. From professional triathletes to everyday people who have overcome incredible challenges, there's something for everyone to connect with. This diversity allows listeners to find parallels in their own lives and gain valuable insights into the world of triathlon.
Caroline's energy and passion are infectious throughout each episode, making it easy to get caught up in the excitement. Her enthusiasm for the sport comes through in every interview, making even non-triathletes feel motivated to take on new challenges. Whether it's through sharing wisdom, self-acceptance, or simply providing motivation, Caroline's knowledge drops are applicable to life beyond just triathlon.
While there aren't many negatives to be found with The Why We Tri Podcast, one possible drawback is its niche focus on triathlon. While this may be perfect for triathlete enthusiasts, those who aren't as familiar with the sport may not find the content as engaging or relevant. However, as mentioned earlier, there are still plenty of takeaways that can be applied to various aspects of life.
In conclusion, The Why We Tri Podcast is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and motivation from strong women's voices. With its relatable conversations, wide range of guests, and powerful storytelling, this podcast has something to offer to triathletes and non-triathletes alike. Caroline's warm and inviting approach creates a sense of solidarity and community, making you feel like you're a part of something bigger. Whether you're an avid triathlete or simply looking for some motivation in life, this podcast is definitely worth a listen.
CBG Consulting Agency, LLC Production Host, Producer: Caroline Gardner Audio & Video Editor: Katelyn Kucharski Creative Content: Gabriela Petrone Episode Supervisor: Gabriel Yanni EP69: LIVE Audience Podcast with Author Laura Carney Have you ever lost someone who you wish you could have one more conversation with? To ask them for advice, their opinions, and possibly what they wish they could have completed in their life before passing? My next guest suddenly and tragically lost her father at the hands of a distracted driver when she was in her early 20s. Years after his passing on the cusp of questioning her own life's purpose she opportunity to ‘live out her father's dreams, and in turn it set herself free,' as she recounts in her new memoir: My Father's List. Previous guest of the Why We Tri Podcast, author, magazine journalist, copy editor, activist, and plant-based athlete, Laura Carney reached out months before the publishing of her memoir My Father's List and informed me Miami would be a stop on her book tour in July of 2023. I said ‘YES' immediately to her gracious request to have me moderate her book signing stop at my favorite Book Store in Coral Gables: Books & Books. In today's episode, you will hear our LIVE audience podcast episode from July 2023. It was an absolute pleasure to host Laura Carney and her husband, Steven Seighman in my beloved adopted home of Coral Gables and Coconut Grove. Special Thanks to those who made this episode possible: Alien Triathlon Teammates, Mack Cyclist Teammates, Financial Coach Elaine King, and Miami Rowing Club members, and so many more who all came out to show their support of the Why We Tri Podcast. My three daughters who attended of their own accord- it meant the world to me to see your smiling faces in the audience. Books & Books of Coral Gables promotional team: Cristina Nosti, Sophie Perez, Andrea Morales, and store manager: Steve Moss Kareem Braithwaite of Black Sheep Photography thank you for your swift assistance with photography and videography. My two right-hand assistants for whom without, this podcast with not be possible: Gabriella Petrone and Katelyn Kucharski Connect w/ Laura Carney: Website: www.myfatherslist.com IG: www.instagram.com/myfatherslist FB: www.facebook.com/myfatherslist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauracarney/
Welcome Back to the Why We Tri Podcast! Today's 68th episode ignites Season 4 of this upcoming series. What's on deck: Live audience recorded interview with previous guest, copy editor, and author Laura Carney of 'My Father's List,' at my favorite book stop Books & Books in Coral Gables. Conversations with my favorite Triathlon Coach from Alien Racing Coach Andy Clark. How has Triathlon changed since the pandemic? Tri-Everything: Nine Miami Rowing Club Members head to Scotland to Monster the Loch, rowing 22 miles across the infamous Loch Ness out of Fort Augustus. Tri-ing Climates: Cold Plunges, Hot Saunas, and Altitude training. Do these processes improve performance and reduce stress? Bringing you conversations with professionals in these fields. Looking forward to bringing you these stories and more on WHY WE Tri Everything in this great big, beautiful life! Know someone who has a story that should be featured on the show? Send us an email: Caroline@whywetripodcast.com
CBG Consulting Agency, LLC Production Host, Producer: Caroline Gardner Audio & Video Editor: Katelyn Kucharski Creative Content: Gabriela Petrone Episode Supervisor: Gabriel Yanni EP67: Hilary Topper: Author of ‘From Couch Potato to Endurance Athlete' In today's episode, we zoom up to Long Island Soun, NY, and talk with 30-year Public Relations veteran Hilar Topper. Hilary holds many roles in all areas of her life, but ever since she started running at the age of 48, her life has completely changed, and for the better. Hilary is the founder of her own PR firm: HJMT Public Relations, an adjunct professor in digital content design at Hofstra University, a blogger, podcaster, and a 3-time author now with the recent release of her book ‘From Couch Potatoe to Endurance Athlete.' Grab your favorite beverage and head out on your zone 1 run/walk, or take us with you in your ear while on your bike trainer. Don't forget to leave us a comment on Spotify! Connect with Hilary Topper: IG: Hilary Topper FB: Hilary Topper LinkedIn: Hilary Topper Website: https://www.hjmt.com/ Podcast: https://open.spotify.com Blog: https://www.atriathletesdiary.com/ Favorite Gear: https://www.myostorm.com/
WWT Episode 66 w/ Mack Cyclist: Meredith Camel Today's episode is a BONUS Episode of our Mack Cycle Ambassador Mini-Series! In this BONUS Mack Cyclist episode we head to the University of Miami with Executive Director of Communications and Mack Cyclist Ambassador Meredith Camel. When Meredith is not overseeing the marketing communication teams over at the U, she whips up a storm of healthy vegetables for her and her wife, Merrill Camel, paired with her favorite off-the-bike beverage: Vino! Meredith was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome while attending college in Miami, FL, at the University of Miami. Hundreds of miles away from her family in Pennsylvania, this life-altering disease forced Meredith to slow down and take on a different perspective on life. Today Meredith is continued to be challenged by chronic fatigue syndrome, especially with the introduction of Covid during the pandemic. Meredith seeks new ways and routes to live an active, long, and healthy life. It was not until fairly recently that Meredith found cycling a healthy way to work through symptoms and achieve distances and physical accomplishments she only dreamed of while living with chronic fatigue syndrome for decades. Meredith's positive energy she found while disconnecting from the ‘geometrical world we all stare at day in and day out' transcends here in our conversation. Grab your favorite hydrating beverage and enjoy my conversation with Meredith Camel! Connect w/ Meredith Camel: IG: @mercamel FB: https://www.facebook.com/meredith.camel LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meredith-camel-68688a4/ Fav Beverage: Hydrant
Host, Producer, Copy Writer, Creative Content: Caroline Gardner Audie & Video Editor: Katelyn Kucharski Episode Supervisor: Gabriel Yanni WWT Episode 65 w/ Mack Cyclist: Mari Lovo Welcome to the 6th and Final Episode in our 6-Part Mack Cycle Ambassador Mini-Series
CBG Consulting Agency, LLC Production Host, Producer, Copy Writer, Creative Content: Caroline Gardner Audie & Video Editor: Katelyn Kucharski Episode Supervisor: Gabriel Yanni Welcome to the 5th episode in a 6-Part Mack Cycle Ambassador Mini-Series. In today's episode, we keep it local and take off on a venture into the world of gravel with Dora Suarez, aka Dora the Gravel Explorer. Dora is a Nuun, Honey Stinger, and Mack Cycle Ambassador who first started her endurance endeavors in Spartin Events. Dora shares how these events helped cultivate her desire to find a healthy like-minded community. Dora's ventures lead her to road cycling and eventually gravel cycling. Dora is now a local event coordinator and supporter for Mack Cycle Everything Gravel Facebook Events. Dora is also the Founder of Everglades Gravel Collective along with Mack Cyclist Mari Lovo (our next guest) and Melissa Westmoreland. The Gravel Collective is a 501(c)3 gravel community centering FTWNB, BIPOC, and para-athletes. Dora reminds us that we are responsible for finding our fun and that 'playing bike' is just as fun as it was when we were all kids. All we need to do is do it more often! Connect w/ Dora: IG: The Gravel Collective Everglades Gravel Collective DoraTheGravelExplorer FB:Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/doragravelexplorers?mibextid=LQQJ4dFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/192060525518805/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF Fav Bev: Nuun & Seltzer Fav Gear: Gravel Bike Fav MC Kit: Mack Cyclist Become a Mack Cyclist Ambassador
EP 63. Why We Tri x Mack Cycle Ambassador Manager Diego Ferradas Beginner. Rookie. Newbie. Do you remember how you felt when you stepped into these roles in life? How did you feel when you signed up for your first triathlon or marathon? How did you feel when you went to your first training session and met a triathlon team? What was your perception of your Coach and team members? Better yet, what was your perception of yourself? In tonight's episode, Diego Ferradas shares how his curiosity about cycling while supporting a coast-to-coast cycling fundraising event with a non-profit organization called The Ability Experience led him to Mack Cycle. Diego's ability to bring people together by encouraging them to keep reigniting their curiosity in trying new things no matter their age, ability, level of experience, or financial situation is one of the many reasons Diego makes a great leader as Mack Cycle's Ambassador Program Manager. Leave Us a Review: Apple Podcast / Spotify / YouTube Join the Home Team! Become a Mack Cyclist Ambassador https://mackcycle.com/pages/ambassador-application Connect w/ Diego Ferradas: FB: https://www.facebook.com/dferradas IG: https://www.instagram.com/diegoaferradas/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diegoferradas/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
EP 62. Why We Tri x Mack Cyclist Adam Ciperski Welcome to the 3rd episode in our 6-Part #MackCycle Mini-Series! Tonight we are here w/worldwide customer success leader of ThoughtSpot, husband, father of two, and Multiple Ironman finisher: Adam Ciperski! This hard-working husband and father of two shares w/ us his #WHY in his early morning #tritraining. Adam's introduction to triathlon came from a need to find a healthier lifestyle. After having donated one of his kidneys to his brother, Zach Ciperski, years prior he needed a noncontact sport where he could have fun and compete. Triathlon was a match! This episode hits home for me, as my dad had kidney disease, then kidney failure, and was later a kidney transplant recipient. Listen to Adam as he shares w/ us the #rippleeffect of how his brother lived out his days and how that has played a role in Adam's relationship w/ his children and supportive wife, Carla. Give the gift of sharing Adam's inspiring story with others by sharing this episode w/ family and friends. Also, listen for the #secretphrase and follow the #GIVEAWAY instructions to win your Loyal Listeners WWT Gratitude Box of goodies! Help Adam and his family keep his brother's legacy going by giving the gift of reading and education to the youth located in a small town in San Juan de Oriente, Nicaragua. You can help by making any size contribution. Visit Fabretto.org website for more details. Keep Moving and #AlwaysCarrieOn Caroline ********* BEFORE YOU GO: Take a moment to leave us a written review. This helps our podcast reach those who are in need of hearing how others define the WHY in all they TRi! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A Why We Tri, LLC Production In tonight's episode, we sit down w/ badass Mack Cycle Ambassador, 2x cancer fighter, 2x crash recovery cyclist, brain injury survivor, gravelist, loyal Home Depot employee, devoted husband, and dedicated father of two: Angel Blanco. This is the 2nd episode in our 6-Part Mack Cycle Mini-Series. We are not holding back in sharing this Mack Cyclist's inspirational story of relentless determination in the face of life's curve balls. Angel shares his very personal connection to riding the DCC and supporting the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. No matter the obstacles, Angel rides w/ Team Hurricanes Mack Cycle. Every. Year. This holiday season, help Angel & Caroline give the gift of LIFE to those fighting for theirs in the fight against cancer: Donate to Angel & Caroline's Ride. Angel's Links: Insta: Angel's IG Fav Bev: Drink LMNT Fav Gear: Mack Cycle Lazer Helmet Fav MC Kit: Mack Cycle White Parrot Kit Become a Mack Cycle Ambassador Mack Cycle Ambassador Program Additional Show Links: Courtney Dorchak: The Keys to Nutrition GIVEAWAY Gratitude Boxes : Why We Tri Post Thank you for clicking that follow button and leaving us a review! Keep Moving and #AlwaysCarrieOn Caroline Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
EP60 Mack Cycle Mini-Series: Courtney Dorchack A Why We Tri Production 2022 Holi-Daze are here. Let's keep calm and Carrie ON w/ a 6-Part Mack Cycle Ambassador Mini-Series. Thanks to the leading ladies over at my favorite bike shop, MaryJane, Rachel, and Sandy…And thanks to Mack Cycle Ambassador Manager Diego Ferradas, we have collaborated and chosen 6 Mack Cycle Ambassadors who will be sitting down with me and sharing the WHY in all they endure, adventure, give back, and in all those who they encourage to Always Carrie On. In our first episode, we head down to those beautiful Florida Keys with Mack Cycle Ambassador, Arizona Ironman finisher, Licensed Dietitian, and Founder of The Keys to Nutrition: Courtney Dorchak. Grab your fav beverage, head out on that walk/run or get on that trainer ride and learn how Courtney Dorchak defines her WHY in all she Tri's! Connect w/ Mack Cycle: Become an Ambassador: Mack Cyclist Mack Cycle Website MC Facebook MC Instagram Connect w/ Courtney Dorchak: www.thekeystonutrition.com Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Professional bike fitter, Chris Pavon from Mack Cycle, joins me on Why We Tri to talk about how he helps power athletes to the finish line. In this episode we chat about: The man that shaped Chris' life Chris' beginner to bike fitting pro journey Why Chris started in the sport and the Why that keeps Chris going Connect with Chris: Chris: @chrispavon Mack Cycle: @mackcycleandfitness This Episode concludes Why We Tri(be) 2021-2022 Season. It certainly has been an insightful one with courage and kind guests who have all shared such personal stories of their WHY in all they TRI. Thank you for your continued support and dedication in listening, reviewing, and conversing on social media! June- August 2022 I will be taking a much needed pause on new recordings to refresh, reorganize, and renew the direction of this podcast adventure! Stay tuned and feel free to reach out directly to me with any and all future recording requests: Caroline@whywetripodcast.com For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On a trip to Canada, Mason and his friend discovered hundreds of bikers walking with their bikes. It was the Tour Divide, which Mason decided at that moment he would participate in the following year. Listen to the full episode to discover how long this grueling bike ride took, as well as the secret to drinking beer with no side effects! In this episode we hear about: - Mason's spontaneous decision to bike from Canada to Mexico - How to use Ironman and endurance sports to train for separate events - Enjoying beer without the negative effects to your training lifestyle Connect with Mason and Athletic Brewing: @athleticbrewing @alive_adventures Get Caroline's Favorite Beverage: www.AthleticBrewing.com Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Committing to triathlons or any sport takes time and dedication, but would you quit your job to pursue it full time? That's exactly what Joanne Murphy from Ireland did after spending 10 days in Kona. Listen to hear all of Joanne's daring choices and travel adventures! In this episode we hear about: - What inspired Joanne to get into the world of triathlons - Joanne's travel experience that led her to quit her job and pursue triathlons full time - Maintaining relationships with the triathlon community throughout the pandemic For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Connect with Joanne: Instagram: @tritalkingsport Facebook: @tritalkingsport Twitter: @JoanneMurphy_ Linkedin: @joanne-murphy-5ba98421/ Get Caroline's Favorite Beverage: www.AthleticBrewing.com Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan Grieb: Training The Strongest Athletes Among Us - Special Olympians In Special Olympics, the power and joy of sport shifts focus to what our athletes CAN do, not what they can't. Attention to disabilities fades away. Instead, Dan see his athletes' talents and abilities - and applauds them for all that they can do. The transformative power of sports to instill confidence, improve health, and inspire a sense of competition is at the core of what the Special Olympics does. The focus is on real sports, real competition, real achievements. In this episode we hear about: - Dan's childhood and turning a path molded for disaster into fuel for his success - Dan's experience his first time training an athlete with down syndrome - The trade offs of being healthy, and do they really exist? Connect with Dan: Facebook and Instagram: @dgrieb For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Powered by mintinghouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
From well known triathletes to Olympic gold medalists, these are athletes we idolize. But how did they get there? Stephan Ban shares his 15 year experience with triathlons and what he is doing now with the USA Triathlon Foundation to make sure our athletes get the support they need starting from youth. Listen to the full episode to learn Stephen's "three pillars" to creating a winning athlete. In this episode we hear about: Stephen role in the USA Triathlon Foundation and how it encourages participation in multisports What truly makes the triathlon community special and what it takes to be part of it How Olympic athletes are made starting with the support they get as youth For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Connect with USA Triathlon Foundation @USATFoundation (Twitter) @usatfoundation (Instagram) @usatfoundation (Facebook) www.usatriathlonfoundation.org Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Get Caroline's Favorite Beverage: www.AthleticBrewing.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Creating a plan for physical training is important for the next race, but are you optimizing this training to the fullest? Alex Larson, dietician and founder of Alex Larson Nutrition, joins us on the show to share her expertise on just how big of a role diet plays in our performance. Alex gives us her expert insights on how to optimize both your daily and training nutrition needs. In this episode we hear about: - Alex's background in nutrition and the role it plays in her races - The moment she quit her job to pursue her nutrition business full time - The different ways you can stay hydrated for peak daily performance For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Connect with Alex: Facebook: @alexlarsonnutrition Instagram: @alexlarsonnutrition Web: https://alexlarsonnutrition.com/ Get Caroline's Favorite Beverage: www.AthleticBrewing.com Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Don't miss this week's episode with Mari Bandin - plant based fasting coach. This mom of two has journeyed from obese to healthy endurance cyclist. Facing a serious health scare with her daughter, Mari's family eliminated dairy to manage the daughter's symptoms. After quickly seeing positive health impacts, the family committed to a vegan lifestyle. Eleven years later and Mari's family has never been healthier. Listen to this episode to hear about: How eliminating dairy changed Mari's whole perspective about nutrition and health How our hormones are impacted by the foods we eat How to achieve athletic excellence with plant based nutrition Get Caroline's Favorite Beverage: www.AthleticBrewing.com Get Mari's favorite Beverage: Celsius Connect with Mari: IG @veganandfasting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Holi-daze definition: The time period between Thanksgiving and New Year's where a person feels extremely exhausted. Tune in to this episode to hear about: What's helping Caroline stay healthy without the hangover this Holi-daze Season Reflections on the past two guest episodes with Lynette Estrada and Mike Estevez Caroline's main takeaway from competing - unprepared - in a 70.3 Introduction to 2022's first guest - Mari Bandin Why We Tri plans for 2022 For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Caroline's Favorite Holi-daze Beverage Athletic Brewing Podcast: Without Compromise Get your free 6-pack when you refer a friend on www.AthleticBrewing.com Connect with Lynette: IG: @autismtrimom FB: Lynette Estrada Connect with Mike IG: @ mikeestevez FB: Mike Estevez Twitter: Mikeyestevez Website: www. MiamiTriGuy.com Connect with Mari IG: @veganandfasting Set Your 2022 Goals with Previous Guest Bryan McFarland's 3x5 Life Cards. Order yours at www.3x5Life.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We aren't always immediately aware of injuries that our bodies have, and that is exactly what happened to Lynette Estrada. Undergoing multiple repeat surgeries, she didn't let any of it stop her from persevering with endurance sports. Find out what drives Lynette as she tells us about her incredible journey of surgeries, recoveries, and persistence to finally be healthy enough for a triathlon. In this episode we hear about: - Lynette's motivational story of persistence despite both drastic personal and family health issues. - How triathlons are a reflection of someone's character, and what it could say about you. - Recovering from surgeries and the process of easing back into triathlons. Connect with Lynette: Instagram: @autismtrimom Facebook: Lynette Estrada For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Join the Why We Tri Strava Community: https://www.strava.com/clubs/959859 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mike Estevez: Event Announcer, 12 Time Ironman Finisher, USA Triathlon Level1 Coach, IronmanU Triathlon Coach, US Masters Level 2 Swim Coach, USA Cycling Level 3 Coach, ACSM Personal Trainer, Father and devoted Husband. Today's episode starts with a little back story of how Why We Tri Podcast came into existence. In life we meet people who help us get back up and keep moving. For me that was teammate and good friend Gabriel Yanni. After the loss of my mom back in 2018 Gabe would encourage me to go on simple rides daily to just keep moving. Before I knew it we started: Coffee Rides with Gabe and Carrie on The Miami Tri Club FaceBook Page. We realized that it was the Underdogs of our team who inspired us to get up and keep moving the most. Soon after our rides Gabe decided to volunteer more with The Miami Tri Club and during quarantine he became a USAT Level II Triathlon Coach. Gabriel Yanni introduced me to many people who have become guests on this show. Including this next guest: Mike Estevez. Mike opens up and shares how the loss of his brother due to cancer gave way to him making a life pivot in his career and health. Grab your favorite beverage and hear how this energized individual helps his clients to tune into what is going on in their lives and how that shapes their work out and training. As well as, gain some great advice on which gear is a must for a newbie in the world of Triathlon. Connect with Mike Estevez: IG :@ mikeestevez FB: Mike Estevez Twitter: Mikeyestevez Website: www. MiamiTriGuy.com Connect with Gabriel Yanni: IG: @gabrielyanni Connect with The Miami Tri Club: IG: @themiamitriclub Connect with Plush Global: Website: https://plushglobal.cc/ IG: @plushglobal.cc FB: Plush Global eSports Team Push Global Triathlon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXwuEmnZ7LE Join the Why We Tri(be) for more training motivation and tri community! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Push past your challenges and don't let anything stop you. That's exactly what our guest this week Jonathan Schwartz did when faced with multiple brain surgeries. Jonathan shares his experiences in the triathlon world, despite having to recover both physically and mentally. In this episode we hear about: - Jonathan's incredible persistence through two brain surgeries to complete a half IronMan. - The feelings athletes have after they complete a race and how to overcome negative feelings. - The important role your family, friends, and coach play in any challenging event. For more insights, tips, training encouragement, and the best tri community on the internet, join the Why We Tri(be)! Connect with Jonathan: Web: https://brainsurgerytoironman.blogspot.com/ Instagram: @brainsurgerytoironman Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Powered by minting house Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Grab your favorite beverage and join Caroline as she manages burnout and heads into a 70.3 race weekend! In this week's episode, Caroline shares how letting go of her anger and slowing down has transformed her triathlon experience. In this episode, we hear about: Tips for keeping your nutrition on track while dealing with life's curveballs Strategies for staying connected to your goals to avoid overwhelm and burnout The power of not completing everything on your to do list How multitasking isn't really helping you get more done For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Caroline's favorite drink: Athletic greens Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Powered by minting house Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Heal your relationship with food, your body, and yourself. That's the mantra behind this week's guest, Coach Hannah Conway, who joins Caroline to explore our inner worlds and limitations. Hannah shares expert advice for keeping composure in triathlon's greatest difficulties - tough races, defeat, and failure. In this episode we hear about: One of the most challenging races in Wales that will push just about anyone to their limits. The choices we have to make when faced with defeat in a race. Becoming a relatable role model by being able to express emotions. For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Brutal Extreme Triathlon Series link Connect with Hannah: Instagram: @hmc_coaching Website:: https://www.hannahmconway.com/ Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Powered by minting house Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The future is female. The future of triathlons, that is. On this Zone 1, Caroline discusses the growing trend of women participating in triathlons. Caroline shares what she's learned - often the hard way - about training for and competing in your first triathlon as a mom. In this episode, we hear Caroline's insights on: The right race for beginner triathletes How to find your first triathlon Finding a pool that won't break the bank Everything you need to know about the right bike for your first race How to train for the run - even if you've never been a runner If you are a mom looking to get into triathlons -- don't miss this episode. It's full of hard-earned advice on breaking into triathlons and connecting to your Why! Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Powered by minting house Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Are you tired? Achy? Dehydrated? Thinking you are eating "right" but not seeing the results in training? Your brain, body, and gut may be working against you! Join us this week as Caroline sits down with world renowned Dr. Tom O'Bryan, author of "The Autoimmune Fix" and "You Can Fix Your Brain." In this episode, Caroline and Dr. Tom go deep on autoimmune health, the real truth behind gluten, and how you can heal yourself for peak triathlon performance. In this episode we hear about: - The potential dangers of marathons and how triathlons can be healthier for your body over time. - What a leaky gut is and how it can make your body fight against healthy foods. - The astronomical increase in life threatening diseases in the last few years and what you can do to protect yourself For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Learn more from Dr. Tom O'Bryan Website: https://thedr.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.tomobryan/ The Autoimmune Fix Book: https://thedr.com/autoimmune-fix/ You Can Fix Your Brain Book: https://thedr.com/you-can-fix-your-brain/ Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Join the Why We Tri Strava Community: https://www.strava.com/clubs/959859 Powered by mintinghouse: https://mintinghouse.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week, we head behind the scenes at Why We Tri and Caroline introduces us to Claire Rattan, Why We Tri PR intern. In this episode we hear about: Claire's fitness journey and how she fits working out into a busy college schedule How Claire uses fitness to support her mental health How Claire supports Why We Tri Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Join the Why We Tri Strava Community: https://www.strava.com/clubs/959859 Powered by mintinghouse: https://mintinghouse.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bill Christy, CEO of CLASH, a triathlete at heart, graciously Zoomed in from his Daytona International Speedway Office with his favorite morning beverage in hand, to share his Why in Triathlon. We are just a few days out from Challenge-Family's inaugural event: Challenge Miami Triathlon. This historical triathlon festival is set to take place in Miami's very own Homestead-Miami Speedway. Only 35 minutes from Miami International Airport, making it a top Triathlon Triathlon Destination for years to come. In this episode we hear about: - Bill's personal introduction to the world of triathlon, revealing how endurance sports, NASCAR, the Challenge-Family Corporation, and PTO (Professional Triathlon Organization) all played an important role in changing Triathlon as we know it. - Triathlons have not historically been a spectator sport. With the help of Bill's CLASH and NASCAR this may all soon change, creating a bond between spectators and athletes unlike ever before. Connect with the Challenge Family: https://www.challenge-family.com/ For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow me on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Join the Why We Tri Strava Community: https://www.strava.com/clubs/959859 Powered by mintinghouse: https://mintinghouse.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why We Tri is back from summer break with new episodes as we Fall into Winter! Don't miss this episode as we kick off the season with Caroline going deep on her Why, how she's defeating distractions, and how she's handling life's losses. In this episode we hear about: How Caroline is defeating distractions in her life How Caroline feels about the phrase “just move on” and how to actually handle loss The book that Caroline recommends for anyone in a tough spot The updated Why We Tri website and membership community, and The new Fall into Winter season To get the book Caroline recommends: Maria Shriver's “I've Been Thinking” Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Join the Why We Tri Strava Community: https://www.strava.com/clubs/959859 Powered by mintinghouse: https://mintinghouse.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This is the last episode in our summer series where we return to fan favorite episodes from the last year. In this episode, we head north to Stony Brook, NY to meet CEO and Head Coach; Noah Lam. It only takes a few moments to realize Noah and his wife, Irene Chan Lam, have the biggest hearts on earth. Noah and his wife's journey into marathons and triathlons start with volunteering at various races. Later an inner passion is revealed: Noah Lam becomes Head Coach of Youth Triathlon Team: Lightning Warriors. In this episode we hear about: - Coach Noah's children inspiring the formation of the Youth Triathlon Lightning Warriors - Turning the Mini Maniac Youth Triathlon into a virtual event during the pandemic - Coach Noah's strategies to keep students inspired and their spirits high - His personal challenges in the world of triathlons For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow me on Instagram @whywetripodcast. To learn more about the Lightning Warriors: http://lightningwarriors.org/ Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/whywetri Join the Why We Tri Strava Community: https://www.strava.com/clubs/959859 Powered by mintinghouse: https://mintinghouse.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
All month long, Why We Tri is rebroadcasting our fan-favorite episodes from the last year. This week, Caroline is joined by Long Island's Elite endurance athlete and Mental Performance Coach Leah Jantzen. In this episode, we hear about: How Leah balances her role as mom of 4 with triathlon training How pushing for just “one more minute” can get us closer to our goals Leah's journey to the 2021 Kona Ironman World Championships For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow me on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Join the Why We Tri Strava Community Want to set goals and crush them? WEB: LeahJantzen.com IG: @leahjantzen FB: Leah Jantzen-Mind Power Coaching Powered by mintinghouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Performance Nutritionist, Amateur Triathlete, and Kidney Transplant Recipient All August long, Why We Tri is rebroadcasting our fan favorite episodes from the last year. This week, we 'hop the pond' to Cork, Ireland and grab a cup of coffee with Super-Mom-Wife-Nutritionist-Triathlete-Kidney Transplant Recipient: Fiona O'Donnell. In this episode, we hear about: - Fiona's fear of water and her first failed swimming event - Fiona's battle with kidney disease and how it unfolded her swimming journey For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow me on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast Join the Why We Tri Strava Community Powered by mintinghouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
All August long, Why We Tri is rebroadcasting our fan favorite episodes from the last year. This week, we return to the inspiring story of local Miami triathlete Hugues Posschelle who leaned into triathlons while recovering from alcohol addiction. Hugues joins the podcast to discuss: How triathlon training supported his addiction recovery How triathlons gave his life purpose and challenge How to keep training when the future of races is uncertain Why patience is the key to longevity in the sport Connect with Hugues on Instagram @hposschelle. Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast for more can't miss triathlete stories. For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow Caroline on instagram @whywetripodcast Powered by mintinghouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
All August long, Why We Tri is rebroadcasting our fan favorite episodes from the last year. This week, we are returning to a local favorite - Frankie Ruiz, Chief Running Officer at Life Time - Miami Marathon. The Miami Triathlon co-founder joins the podcast to discuss the state of triathlons in this pandemic world and how it impacts the community. Frankie tells the inspiring story behind the creation of the Miami Triathlon, and how it has grown to become what it is today. Connect w/ Frankie: Website: https://www.themiamimarathon.com/ IG: @frankieruiz @themiamimarathon Powered by mintinghouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why We Tri is back this week - bringing you our top triathlete travel tips for summer. In this Zone 1 on Travel, Caroline shares her top travel tips for sticking to your training plan while vacationing. In this episode, we hear about: How to bring your bike with you on an airplane Which airlines make flying with your bike a breeze The best rental car for traveling triathletes How to meal prep to stick to your nutrition plan The new Why We Tri Strava community For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow Caroline on instagram @whywetripodcast Stay hydrated out there! Powered by mintinghouse. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Why We Tri is back this week - keeping you motivated and healthy for summer training. In this one-on-one Zone 1 on Nutrition, Caroline goes deep on the last two guest episodes and provides her top tips for beginner triathlete nutrition. In this episode, we hear about: Finding connection and relationship in triathlons Finding inner connection through triathlons How to determine how much water you need to support your training The power of sodium and electrolytes in staying hydrated How to manage your energy levels for peak performance For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow Caroline on instagram @whywetripodcast Stay hydrated out there! Powered by mintinghouse.
Solving the Mystery of Triathlete Nutrition with Staci Blanket, Owner of Positive Plates Nutrition Why We Tri is back this week bringing you expert nutrition tips to keep you hydrated and healthy for summer training. In this episode, Staci Blanket, half Ironman finisher and nutrition expert, shares her insider nutrition expertise that fuels her training and recovery. This episode covers: Staci's inspiring story from health scare to triathlete How Staci recovered after a bike crash that shattered her arm How Staci saw nutrition as the missing link in her training Staci's expert advice for using amino acids for recovery Staci's tips for perfectly timing carbs, proteins, and fats for peak triathlete performance Connect with Staci to learn more at @positiveplatesnutrition on Instagram. For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on Instagram @whywetripodcast. Powered by mintinghouse.
The power of the triathlete community with Chiara Manton, former President of Team Hammerheads. Why We Tri is back - bringing you powerful stories to keep you moving and motivated in this summer heat! In this episode, Chiara Manton, Ironman Finisher and former President of Team Hammerheads shares her inspiring journey from the miami club scene to the morning run club. This episode covers: Tri-local - the post-pandemic importance of your local triathlete community How triathlon training can bring balance and purpose to your life The powerful connections made within the triathlete community For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow us on instagram @whywetripodcast. Powered by mintinghouse.
In this one-on-one Zone 1 on Transitions, Caroline shares her insights on the power of transitions and what transitions - both in triathlons and in life - can teach us about ourselves. In this episode, we hear about: The human side of triathlons How to connect to your inner why How to align your life's activities with your inner why How Level Up Cycling Movement is bringing cycling to underexposed communities For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow Caroline on instagram @whywetripodcast And remember to stay hydrated! Follow Level Up Cycling @levelup_cyclingmovement Powered by mintinghouse.
In this Zone 1, Caroline gets real about the challenging transitions she's facing - both in training and in life. In this episode, we hear about: Caroline's three word mantra that gets her through the deepest challenges Caroline's purpose in developing this community The power of adapting to new challenges How triathlons help busy moms get time to themselves For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow Caroline on instagram @whywetripodcast Stay hydrated! Powered by mintinghouse.
Leaning Into Life's Obstacles with Dave Deschenes, Executive Director of USA Triathlon Foundation Why We Tri Podcast is back sharing powerful stories to keep you motivated. In this episode, the Executive Director of USA Triathlon Foundation, Dave Deschenes, shares his powerful story of beating cancer and focusing on his why: family, foundation work, and triathlons. This episode explores: How fatherhood got Dave interested in triathlons How to lean into life's obstacles: in sport and life How Dave beat cancer and disrupted his life to focus on family, community, and triathlons Dave's race day advice for your first triathlon The importance of foundation and community work How triathlons are putting on safe events in a post-pandemic world The power of instant community and connection in triathlons Connect with Dave: IG: @usatfoundation Website: http://usatriathlonfoundation.org/ powered by minting house
Diversity, Inclusion, and the Future of Triathlons with Rocky Harris, CEO of USA TriathlonIn this episode, the CEO of USA Triathlon, Rocky Harris discusses his flagship programs that address diversity, representation, and inclusion within the sport. This episode explores:How USA Triathlon is addressing the sport's diversity problemHow USA Triathlon is fostering representation and inclusion in the sport Insider tips for aspiring triathlon coaches Learn more about USA Triathlon's programs:@usatriathlon on Instagram https://www.teamusa.org/usa-triathlon/about/usatFor more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow me on instagram @whywetripodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome to Zone 1. In this episode, we talk about the struggles of enduring our training schedule. AcknowledgeAcceptAdaptWe talk about habits and how to use momentum and routines to get through the struggles of training.Follow me on Instagram: @whywetri https://www.instagram.com/whywetripodcast/Learn more about Why We Tri: http://whywetripodcast.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome BACK to the Relaunch of Why We Tri Podcast! It feels great to be back bringing you MORE motivational stories that keep you moving!On today’s episode we are staying local here in the heart of Miami with Anthony S. Hearn. Anthony joins us promptly with his favorite beverage in hand, similarly prepared to the one he was raised with in Tennessee. We quickly learn about Anthony's back ground in sports and where his competitive edge began. Anthony also is met with physical challenges enduring an injury keeping him from his favorite field: the Soccer field. Anthony shares how he found triathlon and takes us a bit deeper to the heart of his WHY. Listen to how Anthony's passion for the arts, desire for giving back to local communities in great need, all help to fuel his determination towards crushing physical triathlon goals in US Triathlon Age Group Nationals. Visit the links below to learn how you can #Tri4Good and help Anthony in his quest to help: Arts for Learning Inc. and Dade Legal Aid's Youth Advocacy Services.Connect w/ Anthony:Website: www.AnthonyHearn.comIG: @anthonystuarthearn // @tri4goodFB: Anthony Hearn // Tri4GoodTri4Good: Go Fund Me LinkSpecial Thanks:Thank you to Sebastian Rusk, who helped me launch this podcast from the beginning. If you are looking to start a podcast contact Sebastian and make it a reality! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A Why We Tri Podcast ProductionEP27: A Daughter's Quest in Living Out Her 'Father's List' Give Way to Her Own Why in Life. Laura CarneyHave you ever lost someone you wish you could have one more conversation with? To ask them their thoughts, their dreams, and what is on their Bucket List?My next guest Zooms in from Montclair, NJ: Laura Carney.She is an author, magazine journalist, copy editor, activist and plant-based athlete, and a daughter who endured the tragic loss of her father at the age of 25. Her father was tragically taken when a distracted 17year old driver hit her father's car. After his sudden passing, Laura and her brother find a Bucket List her Dad wrote in 1978, the year Laura was born. Laura shares her quest to check items off of her 'Father's List' just before she was adding a new role to her life resume: Wife. Tune in to listen how her quest takes her on a journey towards running races, open water swimming, long distance cycling events and soon, an Ironman. Laura has since completed many items on her 'Father's List' and documents her adventures on her blog: My Father's List. Laura is currently turning her quest into a book.In my Magic 8 Ball I see a movie/documentary in Laura's future.As a special nod to my mom and Laura's dad, both second or third generation Irish, I wanted to get this up on St. Patrick's Day. Our parents never met here on earth, but we are both certain they are watching over us as we converse and carry on their legacies.Connect w/ Laura Carney:My Father's List BlogWriting Website: www.bylauracarney.comFaceBook: My Fathers ListInstagram: @MyFathersListLinkedIn: Laura Carney See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Zone 1 w/ CarolineToday's Beverage:My Tall Dark & Handsome... Hidrate Spark Water Bottle!He is 21oz of Stainless Steel and fits perfectly in my car cup holder!!This Smart Water Bottle comes with a bit of a price tag. Definitely worth it because it comes with an app to keep track of your water intake. Including notifications to remind you to drink that H2O!!Written Reviews:Randy Moore - Thank you Coach Randy of Tour Fit up in CT for the review!Check out Tour Fit 365 on Instagram. Improve your golf swing and your flexibility.Reflect:EP25: Bill Christy, CEO of Challenge North AmericaConversational Pace Convo with Bill Christy reminded me of how most of our world crisis in history that lead to the great technological innovations and advances in history. We are witnessing this here and now, not only with Covid Vaccines, but in Triathlon, as well. Bill opens up and shares his personal introduction to the World of Triathlon. He reveals how endurance sports, NASCAR, the Challenge-Family Corporation , PTO (Professional Triathlon Organization ) and the active support from his beautiful family has all played an important roll in changing Triathlon as we know it. Triathlon has not been the greatest spectators sport. Nor has it been the most supportive sport in regards to the pros. Finally, here in the US it has lacked a festival energy that Bill guarantees for every level of age group athlete.Homework:Acknowledge - Your Circle: Draw a Circle. Place who keeps showing up for you and cheering for you inside your Circle. Those who do not or have not place on the outside of your Circle. That's it. No need to do anything. Just Acknowledge!Good Habits: What are your Good Habits already in place? Write them down first. No need to change those. Just Acknowledge. Bad Habits: Simple ones. What do you keep doing that you want to change? Just write them down and Acknowledge them. Tune in to the Next Zone 1 to see what we will do with these!Next Episode:EP27: Laura CarneyHave you ever lost someone you wish you could have one more conversation with? To ask them their thoughts, their dreams, and maybe what would be on their Bucket List?My next guest, an author, magazine journalist, copy editor, activist and plant-based athlete, endured the tragic loss of her father when she was 25 years old. Upon finding a list her father wrote on the year she was born, we soon learn Laura's deeper connection with her Dad's message and how she set out to complete each item and while documenting her journey on her blog called: My Father's List. Which is set to come out as a book, and in my opinion, a movie at a date TBD.As a special nod to my mom and Laura's dad, both second or third generation Irish, I will release this episode on St. Patrick's Day. Our parents never met here on earth, but we are both certain they are watching over us as we converse and carry on their legacies.Have a great start to your week!-Caroline See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A Why We Tri ProductionEP25: Evolving Triathlon: Conversational Pace with Bill Christy, CEO of Challenge North America It's a brisk March Monday morning here in Miami, FL. Bill Christy, CEO of Challenge North America, a triathlete at heart, graciously Zoomed in from his Daytona International Speedway Office with his Favorite Morning Beverage in hand, to share his Why in Tri-athlon. We are just 4 days out from Challenge-Family's inaugural event: Challenge Miami Triathlon. This historical triathlon festival is set to take place in Miami's very own Homestead-Miami Speedway. Only 35 minutes from Miami International Airport, making it a top Triathlon Triathlon Destination for years to come.Bill opens up and shares his personal introduction to the World of Triathlon. He reveals how endurance sports, NASCAR, the Challenge-Family Corporation , PTO (Professional Triathlon Organization ) and the active support from his beautiful family has all played an important roll in changing Triathlon as we know it. Triathlon has not been the greatest spectators sport. Nor has it been the most supportive sport in regards to the pros. Finally, here in the US it has lacked a festival energy that Bill guarantees for every level of age group athlete. Live Streaming of Challenge Daytona results, as well as televised production results, proved the idea that was once a dream, was in fact more than just a dream. The numbers from Challenge Daytona were so convincing, NBC recently informed Bill and the entire Challenge Family, they are in for a few years to come. We are witnessing history in the making of how dreams are born, dreams are created, dreams are invested in, cultivated and how dreams are driven into existence. NASCAR, a past time that is just about as American as Apple Pie, has happily opened it's doors to Challenge-Family, and the PTO (Professional Triathlon Organization). This holds great hope for pro-triathletes that have, for years been capitalized on for their accomplishments. This transformation in triathlon will unite a strong bond between pro-triathletes and their fans, as NASCAR has done for years between Race Car Driver and their dedicated fan following. I am excited to say, this is all just a dap of "tobassco" hot sauce in what Bill Christy and the Challenge-Family have planned for here in North America.Watch The Race:FaceBook LiveNBC: BROADCAST DATES:March 18 – 2 PM ESTMarch 21 – 12 PM ESTMarch 22 – 2:30 PM ESTSign Up & Race: DaytonaFaceBookTwitterInstagramMiamiFacebookTwitterInstagramChallenge North AmericaLinkedinSpecial Thanks To:Gabriel Yannis: Thank you for being a beacon of positive support in this beautiful journey called life.Caroline's Favorite Beverage Today :Power Kale Shake: The Hulk via Fit By Elia by Chef Dimitris HarvalisCoach Andy Clark of The Miami Tri Club: Thank you for teaching me how to blow bubbles and to 'just keep swimming!' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A Why We Tri Podcast ProductionEP24: Hugues PosschelleHow often do you get to know your Tri Teammate outside of training?In my next episode we jump right in with my teammate (The Miami Tri Club) and good friend Hugo.His favorite beverage is refreshing and full of life: San PellegrinoHugo is by far one of the funniest and kindest people I know.Tune into to this episode to hear how Triathlon provided a healthy environment for Hugo to overcome his challenges in this life.Also, tune in to find out what his favorite recovery beverage is!!Connect w/ Hugo:FB: hposschelleIG: hposschelleTwitter: @hposschelle See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Zone 1 w/ CarolineToday's Beverage: What's Tall, Dark, Handsome and fits into my cup holder?My new favorite water bottle:Hidrate - this water bottle is like no other and will literally light up your life while keeping you hydrated! Special Thanks to Paul Faust for the above recommendation.Paul is my Accountability Coach from Jesse Itzler's BYLR: Big Ass Calendar Club.Reflect:EP22: Ironheart Jeremy WoodwardJeremy Woodward is a 2x Heart Failure Survivor who graciously reveals his Ironman journey in his new book:Heart Failure to Victory co-authored w/ Ben VeilleuxToday I read a bit of his book to you and give my review.This book is a MUST read for all levels of athletes as a reminder all of this triathlon training, good, bad or indifferent is a gift.LifeTime's SoBe Triathlon: First failed attempt and an official changed trajectory of my future in Triathlon, and ultimately in my life.Ironman 70.3 Haines City 2018:My Mom's first and only race she ever attended. The Race she gave me her blessing to keep doing what fueled me. Up Next:EP24: Hugues PosschelleHow often do you get to know your Tri Teammate outside of training?In my next episode we jump right in with my teammate and good friend Hugo. His favorite beverage is refreshing and full of life.Hugo is by far one of the funniest and kindest people I know. Tune into to the next episode to hear how Triathlon provided a healthy environment for Hugo to overcome his challenges in this life.Don't forget to join: Why We Tri Tribe FACEBOOK GROUP Why We Tri Tribe Private Email Club: Caroline@whywetripodcast.comConnect w/ Caroline:FaceBookInstagramLinkedInEmail: caroline@whywetripodcast.comWebsite See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A Why We Tri Podcast ProductionEP22: Ironheart Jeremy WoodwardBundle up for this episode because we are heading to New Hampshire!Jeremy Woodward joins us with his favorite beverage... his guilty pleasure!Tune in to find out what is his 'secret weapon' and favorite beverage is!Jeremy is a wealth of knowledge in all areas of Martial Arts Training, Triathlon Training and overall Fitness Training due to his years of experience and education in coaching and personal training. He owns and runs a Fitness Center in New Hampshire: Jeremy's Bootcamp.More importantly, Jeremy knows first hand from his own LIFE threatening challenges just how Triathlon and Marathon Running can impact and change his life for the better. Jeremy humbly shares his inspiring story of how he not only survived heart failure ... TWO TIMES, but how he made a promise to himself and his surgical team, aka Ironheart Coaches, that his heart was going to make him and 'Ironman'Jeremy Woodward graciously reveals his Ironman journey after surviving heart failure for the second time in his new book:Heart Failure to Victory co-authored w/ Ben Veilleux .Jeremy does not take his 2nd chance at life and endurance sports for granted and believes in giving back to the community to which has helped him in his time of need. His good friend and former NFL Player for the New England Patriots: Tedy Bruschi has an amazing foundation to help those living with heart disease, have suffered from a stroke and are in rehabilitation. Check out Tedy's Team Connect w/ Jeremy:IG: @ironheartjeremyBook: AmazonPodcast: Get inspired w/ Ironheart Jeremy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Zone 1 w/ CarolineToday's Beverage: What do you drink right after your workouts/training?Here's my all time FAVORITETailwind Recovery DrinkWritten Reviews:Kisha Coney - Thanks for the review!We are putting together a 100mile Women's Ride (3/27/2021) to empower other women in cycling!GoFundMe: 100 Mile Women's RideReflect:EP20: 'Ultra' Tim DavisStory Time!I read you a sneak peak of Tim's brave book;Tripolar: The Story of a Bipolar TriathleteLimited Time Offer 2/17 - 2/21Next Guest:EP22: Ironheart Jeremy WoodwardBundle up for the next episode because we are heading to New Hampshire!Jeremy Woodward is a 2x Heart Failure Survivor who graciously reveals his Ironman journey in his new book:Heart Failure to Victory co-authored w/ Ben VeilleuxConnect w/ Caroline:FaceBookInstagramLinkedInEmail: caroline@whywetripodcast.comWebsite See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A Why We Tri Podcast ProductionSeason 2: Episode 412x Ironman Finisher, 7x 100mile Ultra Runner, Double Ironman Oregon Anvil Finisher, Author of 'Tripolar,' Coach and Science Teacher, Father, Husband, 14+ years Sober and Mental Health Awareness Advocate"Ultra" Tim Davis BEFORE LISTENING:I highly recommend reading or listening to "Ultra" Tim's Book: 'Tripolar: The Story of a Bipolar Triathlete.' In this episode we Zoom on over to Los Angeles, California where "Ultra" Tim Davis has just logged in with his favorite beverage. And I'm sure you'll agree with me when I say I am extremely curious as to what this 7x 100mile Ultra Runner has as his favorite beverage. Tim and I jump right in to his page turning autobiography that will have your HR in Zone5 within the first few chapters. Tim bravely shares the traumatic and tragic loss of his father in a sudden accident when Tim was only 13 years old. Tim endured years of blame for the accidental death of his father. He also endured relentless physical and verbal abuse by a family member he struggled to look up to. Drugs and Alcohol were Tim's coping mechanisms from a young age and on into adulthood. Tune in and hear how with the loving support of his devoted wife, Mariah, Tim's Bipolar diagnosis and Mental Healthcare Treatment along side his venture into Triathlon and Ultra Running gave new meaning to Tim's overall WHY in LIFE. Extremely grateful for Tim's bravery in sharing his story on my show. Tim and his family's courage to reveal the raw truth about the effects of mental illness and addiction provides a beacon of hope for so many that are in the dark.Connect w/ "Ultra" Tim:www.ultratimdavis.comIG: tripolar_timFB: ultratimdavis1Twitter: ultratimdavis1LinkedIn: Tim Davis*****************************************************If you or someone you know is in need of help please refer to the following:Alcoholics Anonymous: www.aa.orgFriends & Family Members: https://al-anon.org/al-anon-meetings/SAMHSA’s National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357), (also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service) or TTY: 1-800-487-4889 is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations. Callers can also order free publications and other information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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