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The second round of the 2025 World Cup from Loudenvielle, France, produced some of the fastest racing we've seen in recent memory and was (somehow) filled with more funny drama than the first round in Poland. But it turns out a dry, straight track makes for iconic Hail Mary race runs, and the UCI/Warner Bros/Discovery not knowing how to enforce their own rules makes for good podcasting banter. We had fun this week chatting about the ongoing #polegate disputes, Dak's panic after watching racing from the sideline and rushed last-minute prep before Leogang, the Henry Keifer situation, the Stan Nisbet situation, Ronan showing why we ride with tires on our rims, track safety and the need for more turns, and most importantly, the tightness of riding pants. We have been treated to some iconic racing thus far this season, and Leogang this weekend will surely be exciting. Now let's just hope our co-host-extrodinare can make it past Q2! 0:13 - The Dak Update3:10 - Dak's panic from watching people ride in Loudenvielle6:05 - UCI trying to copy our post-race show9:05 - More insight into Dak's prep before Leogang14:13 - Has the field gotten faster this year?16:30 - #polegate again17:50 - Henry Keifer's start hut pit stop19:39 - Stan Nisbet stopped from racing24:15 - Ronan doesn't need tires. Or does he??27:45 - Track talk and how much they straightened it29:52 - Why is everyone's gear so tight right now33:50 - Complaining about the broadcast again36:00 - XC did 5 people podiums36:28 - Complaining about rider payout again 37:03 - How many people even watch the racing these days?41:08 - Brembo brakes49:17 - Maxxis Make or Brake Section52:36 - Jackson and Gracey sending it at the bottom55:40 - Jackson's bike setup is wild59:13 - Junior Women's Race Recap1:03:15 - Junior Men's Race Recap1:09:43 - Elite Women's Race Recap1:13:43 - Elite Men's Race Recap1:22:00 - radial tire gossip 1:24:37 - Dak's tire choice for Loudenvielle1:27:07 - Gwinny is back 1:30:52 - Burgtec Labour of Love1:33:10 - Reece Wilson saying tracks are too straight, fast, not technical enough1:35:49 - Jackson's average speed in his race run1:41:12 - Thoughts on Leogang track1:43:34 - Who's gonna be fast in Leogang

In this episode, the crew covers all the hot tea from the first World Cup in Poland, but most importantly, gets an update on Dak's highly anticipated return to racing. We hope you enjoy the show, and we will see everyone next week for a post-Loudenvielle podcast! 0:00 - Intro / Crew Updates5:32 - Dak Injury Update13:37 - Dak's return to racing??16:30 - Post-injury fears getting back to racing?19:13 - Transparency while recovering22:14 - Bike setup post-injury 25:34 - Is there too much coverage per race weekend? 30:27 - #polegate #bringbacktape 36:05 - Ryan Gilcrest going around the start wand at Crankworx 40:29 - Course marking inconsistencies 42:40 - Q1 and Q2 thoughts and strategy 47:27 - Pit boards in qualifying50:16 - 3 person podiums: yay or nay?53:54 - Rotor guards: so hot right now55:23 - Fenders vs. mudguards 58:07 - Lit Kit & Worst Kit in Poland1:01:41 - Maxxis Make or Brake Section1:04:01 - Riders looking tired mid-run 1:04:42 - Tire choice for the weekend1:05:45 - Is Poland too one-lined?1:11:31 - Goggle setup thoughts for the mud1:20:08 - Junior Women's Race Recap 1:21:15 - Junior Men's Race Recap1:24:40 - Tanner's hot take on Junior racing1:29:40 - Elite Women's Race Recap1:32:12 - Jason's first ride impressions of the new Orbea Rallon DH bike1:37:23 - Elite Men's Race Recap1:43:53 - Thoughts on the vibe around Poland/this World Cup season 1:52:46 - Who has the most podiums now that we only do top 31:53:25 - Burgtec Labour of Love Award

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It's that simple. https://www.ignitioncoachco.com/   MATCHBOX PODCAST: Check out our more serious training focused podcast.  https://www.ignitioncoachco.com/podcast      The Following Was Generated Using AI And Should Not Be Held To The Higher Standards Of Sentient Beings - Riverside.fm   keywords Cyclocross, Tom Pidcock, Sponsorship, National Championships, Cycling Dynamics, Elite Racing, Sports Engagement, Prize Money, Cycling Community, Performance Analysis, endurance sports, underdog mentality, competitive racing, cycling controversies, women's cycling, generational shifts, young athletes, VO2 max, racing accidents, cycling performance, Cyclocross, Gravel Racing, Tires, Nathan Haas, Cycling Community, Listener Questions, Banjo, tattoos, gravel racing, performance, sunglasses, Dust Bowl, Gravel Earth series, Rift mountain bike race, gravel racing, cycling events, doping in sports, bike design, cycling community   summary In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of cyclocross, including sponsorship dynamics surrounding athletes like Tom Pidcock, the spectator experience at cyclocross events, and the participatory nature of the sport in the U.S. They also compare the cycling scene in Europe to basketball in America, discuss the implications of prize money at national championships, and analyze the dynamics of elite men's racing. The conversation is filled with humor, insights, and reflections on performance and potential in the cycling community. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of endurance sports, focusing on the underdog mentality, controversies in competitive racing, and the impact of intent during racing accidents. They also discuss the emergence of young talent in women's cycling and the generational shifts in competitive cycling, reflecting on how these changes affect older athletes. The conversation concludes with thoughts on the future prospects for young athletes in the sport. In this segment, the conversation delves into the transition of athletes from cyclocross to gravel racing, discussing the motivations behind this shift and the implications for the sport. The discussion then pivots to a detailed analysis of tire choices for gravel racing, highlighting differing opinions and experiences among the speakers. Finally, the episode wraps up with listener questions that spark lively debates about cycling trends and athlete performances. In this lively conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from humorous anecdotes about a character named Banjo to serious discussions about the aesthetics of tattoos and their perceived impact on performance. They explore the competitive landscape of gravel racing, including upcoming events and rivalries, while also debating the influence of sunglasses on performance. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as they discuss local races and the appeal of the Gravel Earth series, culminating in a discussion about the challenges of a mountain bike race in Iceland. In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to gravel racing, including upcoming events, the implications of race timing, the debate over race lengths, and the impact of doping controversies in cycling. They also explore innovations in gravel bike design and answer listener questions, providing personal insights and humorous anecdotes throughout the conversation.   takeaways The podcast thrives on spontaneous discussions without a script. Sponsorship dynamics can limit athletes' choices in teams. Cyclocross events can be made more spectator-friendly. The nature of cyclocross in the U.S. is participatory rather than professional. Prize money at national championships is a contentious topic. The excitement of racing can hinge on the unpredictability of outcomes. Spectator engagement is crucial for the growth of cyclocross. Comparisons between sports highlight cultural differences in Europe and the U.S. Performance metrics like VO2 max can impact athletes' perceptions of their potential. The dynamics of elite racing can create thrilling moments for viewers. The underdog mentality can be a powerful motivator in sports. Controversies in racing often arise from close finishes and perceived infractions. Intent in racing accidents is difficult to determine, especially under high stress. Young athletes are increasingly dominating competitive cycling events. Generational shifts in cycling are evident as younger athletes outperform older competitors. The importance of genetics and opportunity in athletic success cannot be overstated. Athletes often face challenges in balancing performance and nutrition during races. The emotional impact of relegation in competitive racing can be significant for athletes. Emerging talents in women's cycling are setting new standards in the sport. The future of cycling may see a blend of disciplines as young athletes explore various paths. The shift from cyclocross to gravel is significant. Older athletes are finding new opportunities in gravel racing. Tire selection is crucial for performance in gravel races. Real-world testing of tires can yield different results than lab tests. Athletes often face pressure to conform to trends in equipment. The cycling community is divided on the effectiveness of mountain bike tires for gravel. Listener engagement is vital for podcast content. The importance of personal preference in cycling gear is emphasized. Athletes' social media presence can influence their recognition in the sport. The debate over clickbait in cycling media reflects broader trends in content creation. Humor can lighten the mood in serious discussions. Tattoos may not enhance performance but can influence perception. Gravel racing is becoming increasingly competitive and popular. Entry strategies can vary significantly between pro and everyday races. Sunglasses color may affect perceived temperature and performance. Local rivalries add excitement to gravel racing events. The Gravel Earth series is expanding rapidly, but its appeal is debated. Team dynamics are crucial in multi-day races like the Rift. The aesthetic of racing gear can impact confidence and performance. Weather conditions can significantly affect race strategy and preparation. Gravel locos' timing may deter participants from racing before Unbound. Recovery from long gravel races can take a week or more. The length of gravel races is a contentious topic among cyclists. Doping controversies continue to spark debate in the cycling community. Serving a ban does not erase the stigma of doping in sports. Innovations in bike design are evolving to meet the needs of gravel racing. Listener engagement adds a personal touch to the conversation. The cycling community is divided on the future of gravel racing formats. Personal experiences shape opinions on race strategies and training. Humor and camaraderie are essential in discussions about cycling. titles From Cyclocross to Gravel: A New Era Tire Wars: The Gravel Debate Listener Questions: Insights from the Cycling Community The Evolution of Gravel Racing Navigating the Shift: Cyclocross to Gravel Tires and Trends: What You Need to Know Gravel Racing: The New Frontier for Cyclists Understanding the Gravel Tire Debate Listener Engagement: Questions from the Community The Future of Cycling: Gravel vs. Cyclocross   Sound Bites "It's a participatory sport" "You just never knew who was going to win" "I'd rather be in Drew's situation." "Everybody has a VO2 under 69." "That's genetics and opportunity." "She needed a pickle hand up." "She's smart and fast." "I think there's a reason for that." "The older fast people are doing gravel." "I feel like Eric is this guy." "I think he just likes doing it." "I think Nathan Haas is a cool guy." "Do you actually use blue lenses?" "Anyone going to gravel locos or mid-south?" "Gravel locos made a dire mistake!" "Don't knock it till you try it!" "Gravel races need to be long!" "It's not cool to survive a 50-mile race." "He served his time, he's back to racing!" "Dude, that sounds like absolute hell!" "You can race gravel in whatever you want!" Chapters 00:00Introduction and Context of the Podcast 03:04Discussion on Tom Pidcock and Sponsorship Dynamics 06:01Cyclocross Race Experience and Spectator Engagement 08:55The Nature of Cyclocross as a Participatory Sport 12:02Comparative Analysis of Cycling and Basketball in Europe 14:54Reflections on National Championships and Prize Money 18:02Analysis of Elite Men's Race Dynamics 21:05Concluding Thoughts on Performance and Potential 24:29The Underdog Mentality in Endurance Sports 25:57Controversies in Competitive Racing 29:00The Impact of Intent in Racing Accidents 31:04Rising Stars in Women's Cycling 33:59Generational Shifts in Competitive Cycling 39:05Future Prospects for Young Athletes 42:54The Shift from Cyclocross to Gravel Racing 49:21Tire Talk: The Great Debate 01:06:05Listener Questions and Fun Debates 01:07:23The Banjo Chronicles 01:07:57Tattoos and Coolness: The Aesthetic Debate 01:08:55Gravel Showdowns: Anticipation and Rivalries 01:09:59Entry Strategies: Pro vs. Everyday Races 01:12:00Sunglasses and Performance: The Color Debate 01:16:59Dust Bowl Showdown: Local Rivalries and Expectations 01:19:02Gravel Earth Series: The Future of Gravel Racing 01:19:59Rift Mountain Bike Race: Team Dynamics and Challenges 01:25:52Upcoming Gravel Races and Their Timing 01:29:41The Debate on Race Length in Gravel Events 01:32:21Doping Controversies in Cycling 01:40:31Innovations in Gravel Bike Design 01:43:44Listener Questions and Personal Insights

Would it even be a World Cup without a natural event playing a major role in the outcome? Loudenvielle, the sixth World Cup of the season, was the third race to be heavily affected by rain on race day. We saw ideal conditions for the Juniors and 98% of the Elite Women's field before Deja vu struck and the skies opened up for fastest qualifier, Tahnée Seagrave. And oh boy, did it get spicy as the rain continued to fall throughout the Elite Men's final. Gnarly conditions always foster spectacular displays of bike handling, and some racers put on a clinic this weekend. We also got to witness Vali and Bruni each wrap up another Elite title, a bunch of young Kiwis filling the podiums in the junior fields, and a ton of feel-good results, like Benoit taking the win after crashing here last year, Reece Wilson landing on the podium after so many setbacks, Aaron Gwin back racing after two years, and Myriam Nicole taking her first win after missing all of last season to a concussion. We chat about all of this, plus get the inside scoop on why our dude Dak was off the pace last weekend, points battles leading into MSA, RockShox Kashima knock-off, Asa Vermette's bike size, mass dampers (obviously), and a bunch of other nonsense. Enjoy!

Episode 115 - Mountain Bike World Champs, Gravel Nationals Preview, and let the Intersquad Smack Talk Begin What up party people. We've got a fun one for ya this week as we talk mountain bike world champs in Andorra this past weekend, Gravel Nationals preview, and the banter about what's to come at next week's Bonk Bros gathering at Chequamegon begins. If you have any questions or feedback for the show you can drop us a note at bonkbrospodcast@gmail.com or slide your way into those Bonk Bros instagram DMs (@bonkbros @dylanjawnson @adamsaban6 @tylerclouti @raddaddizzle @scottmcgilljr). Big shout to all of Patrons for continuing to share your hard earned dollars with us and also to our supporting partners including Silca (code: bonkbrosbikewash for 15% off), Bolt Skin & Shave (code: BONKBROS15 for 15% off), and Dynamic Cyclist (code: BONKBROS for 10% off). Alright let's get this episode started. 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The conversation shifts to bike tires and sealants, with a mention of Dylan's weight gain. They briefly discuss professional cyclists and computer sponsors. The conversation concludes with a discussion about bike computers and recommendations. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the performance of various athletes in different races. They talk about Drew Beal's performance in a race and speculate about the reasons behind it. They also discuss Melissa Rollins' unconventional approach to racing and the controversy surrounding it. The conversation then shifts to the Mountain Bike World Championships and the performance of different riders. They discuss the results of the Elite Men's Short Track and the dominance of certain riders. The hosts also talk about Peter Sagan's transition to mountain biking and his performance in the championships. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Lachlan Morton's upcoming cycling challenge in Australia and his decision to skip the Lifetime Grand Prix. The conversation covers various topics including the Tour of Britain, sponsorship, Project Echelon, and the upcoming Nationals race. Dylan shares his experience of pre-riding the Nationals course and running out of water. The hosts discuss the course, the rules, and make predictions for the race. They also talk about the sponsorship and support for gravel racing and the challenges faced by riders in finding good teams. The conversation ends with some light-hearted banter about Menards and Dylan's pre-ride adventure. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their plans for upcoming races and trips. They joke about sponsorship, logistics, and their competitive spirit. They also answer listener questions about tire sizes and head tube angles. The hosts have different perspectives on the importance of geometry and the reliability of rolling resistance tests. The conversation ends with some lighthearted banter and a fun fact from one of the hosts.   Keywords Nebraska, bike races, cop, bike tires, sealants, weight gain, professional cyclists, computer sponsors, bike computers, athletes, performance, races, Drew Beal, Melissa Rollins, controversy, Mountain Bike World Championships, Elite Men's Short Track, Peter Sagan, Lachlan Morton, cycling challenge, Australia, Lifetime Grand Prix, Tour of Britain, sponsorship, Project Echelon, Nationals race, pre-riding, water, gravel racing, Menards, races, trips, sponsorship, logistics, competitive spirit, tire sizes, head tube angles, geometry, rolling resistance tests, banter, fun fact   Takeaways Humor and lightheartedness can make conversations engaging Personal experiences and anecdotes add depth to the conversation Product recommendations and discussions can be informative Different preferences and experiences with bike computers The importance of durability and functionality in bike equipment Athletes' performances in races can vary and may be influenced by various factors. Unconventional approaches to racing, like Melissa Rollins' strategy, can generate controversy. The Mountain Bike World Championships showcase the skills and dominance of top riders. Transitioning from one discipline to another, like Peter Sagan's move to mountain biking, can be challenging. Cyclists like Lachlan Morton take on unique and demanding challenges to push their limits. Remco's flashy gold bike and helmet at the Tour of Britain Discussion about sponsorship and support for gravel racing Challenges faced by riders in finding good teams Dylan's pre-ride adventure and running out of water Predictions for the Nationals race The hosts discuss their plans for upcoming races and trips, including logistics and sponsorship. They joke about their competitive spirit and make fun of each other's racing abilities. The hosts have different perspectives on the importance of geometry in gravel and road bikes. They question the reliability of rolling resistance tests and emphasize the need for real-world testing. The conversation ends with lighthearted banter and a fun fact from one of the hosts.   Titles A Humorous Trip to Nebraska Tire Choices and Weight Gain Analyzing Athletes' Performances in Races Lachlan Morton's Cycling Challenge in Australia Challenges in Finding Good Teams Predictions for the Nationals Race Racing Plans and Logistics The Importance of Geometry   Sound Bites "Dylan, you in gearing Nebraska yet?" "I don't know man to get pulled over by a cop as soon as I got there" "What kind of sealant are you using these days?" "That's what Melissa did to win Leadville. She didn't have any metrics." "Did Riley Amos and Bjorn Riley go one, two in the Elite Men's Short Track?" "Maybe he said, you know, hey guys, I'm just happy to finish behind you right now." "Dude, Remco, sorry, Tour of Britain, back to real bike racing. Remco has a like, it might be gold plated bike. Yeah, gold helmet, gold bike, just like totally, totally decked out. That's wild." "It kind of sucks that we have all these really good riders that are on not such good teams." "They should make some mountain bike tires though, that'd be sick. I mean, if their mountain bike tires were half as good as their gravel tires, they'd be good." "Guess who's not going to sponsor us? Visit Gehring, Nebraska." "How many people are at this cabin in Shequamian?" "Bro, you're gonna get dropped so hard. It's not even gonna be funny."   Chapters 00:00 A Humorous Trip to Nebraska 02:26 Tire Choices and Weight Gain 06:08 Professional Cyclists and Computer Sponsors 09:00 Choosing the Right Bike Computer 17:11 Analyzing Athletes' Performances 18:00 Controversy and Unconventional Approaches 19:10 The Dominance of Top Riders 22:14 Transitions and Challenges 28:07 Lachlan Morton's Cycling Challenge 33:18 Remco's Flashy Gold Bike and Helmet 36:08 Sponsorship and Support in Gravel Racing 39:48 Challenges in Finding Good Teams 41:31 Dylan's Pre-Ride Adventure and Running Out of Water 47:29 Predictions for the Nationals Race 53:10 Racing Plans and Logistics 55:11 Competitive Spirit and Banter 56:17 The Importance of Geometry 57:38 Questioning Rolling Resistance Tests 01:01:01 Lighthearted Banter and Fun Fact

Oh, what could have been! After a long stint in the hot seat after laying down a time that bested the season's biggest names, the last man down the hill squashed our tall bar savior's time (and the rest of the field). We were filled with mixed emotions as reality set in that we'd have to wait a little longer to see Dak win his first World Cup, but what a treat to watch Ammuary Pierron piece together a historic run that cemented his return to the top of the sport.We chatted a lot about the wet, slippery conditions that made Val di Sole particularly difficult this year. Dak weighs in on where Amaury made up so much time and how he adapted his bike for the steep, technical track. Why are time gaps always so big down the Black Snake, and how much Dak made in bonuses from his 2nd place finish. We also cruise the results sheet from each class, dissecting who had standout riders and where overalls stand going into the fifth round of the year in Les Gets. Enjoy!0:00 - Intro4:31 - What was going through Dak's mind sitting in the hot seat?7:08 - How Did Amaury go almost 5 seconds faster than everyone?   10:48 - How conditions affected finals13:48 - Why are time gaps always so big at Val di Sole? 17:48 - Was this the gnarliest Val di Sole track to date? 2:09 - How Dak picked lines on a track with ever-changing conditions 28:45 - People were getting sketchy this weekend 29:59 - Commencal chainstays29:36 - Dak's bike changes for the VDS track and what he gained from watching Amaury's run 37:28 - Dak almost pulling a Sam Hill in the last corner 40:45 - Tire pressure, inserts, and wheel chit-chat 48:09 - New e*thirteen hub?53:34 - What's in the box on Dak's down tube54:18 - Peak extender for race run mud 55:15 - Dak's earnings on the weekend $$$57:28 - Do you use more rear or front brakes? Dak weighs in. 1:09:21 - Ronan Dunne sounds just like Rat Boy1:09:48 - Bernard Kerr: out with an injury  1:12:38 - Maxxis Make or Brake Section 1:15:00 - Why do they add so much dirt to the track each year?1:16:20 - Junior Women race recap & overall standings1:20:22 - Junior Men race recap & overall standings1:26:36 - Elite Women race recap & overall standings1:34:40 - Elite Men race recap & overall standings2:02:03 - Burgtec Labour of Love Award2:05:51 - Les Gets thoughts! 2:07:50 - Should Vital do a MTB Moto race?2:09:50 - Dak makes more money from an amateur moto race than a UCI World CupWATCH the podcast. 

A track on the circuit that always provides dramatic, legendary race runs, this year at Leogang was fairly uneventful. A business as usual World Cup, you could say. Rain throughout the week provided some of the most changing and challenging conditions hit the #notabikepark track, with the lower woods being the deciding factor on race day. There was exciting racing across each category, highlighted by a dominating victory in both women's fields, an upset in the Junior men's race, and another elite men's podium filled with new and returning names.With a tight turnaround heading into Val di Sole this weekend (link), reigning in our co-host extraordinaire Dakotah Norton took longer than usual. Apparently, getting to the next race, interviews, physio appointments, and dinner all come before our podcast. Up against a tighter time crunch than usual, Tanner and I recorded the post-race show Tuesday, while Dakotah and I chatted after track walk on Wednesday to hear about his mediocre weekend in Austria and gain insight into what could be the gnarliest Val di Sole track we've seen in years. 0:00 - Intro2:08 - Dak Update and Leogang recap33:15 - Val di Sole track walk notes and thoughts51:04 - Debate over braking more with your rear or front brake58:09  - Discussing the live coverage from the weekend1:00:56 - Commentators this season 1:03:18 - 15 World Cups next year?1:05:15 - Privateers at World Cups in 20251:09:23 - Is interest in World Cup downhill less than it was during the Red Bull days?1:11:12 - Another chat about electronic suspension1:20:07 - Will we see electronic suspension systems in VDS?1:22:09 - Loic's cockpit buttons1:23:17 - Why pressing a lockout mid-run isn't that difficult1:26:42 - Podium payout complaints 1:32:34 - Maxxis Make or Brake Track Analysis1:38:50 - Junior Women - race recap1:43:05 - Val di Sole predictions1:46:21 - Junior Men - race recap1:59:36 - Val di Sole predictions2:04:36 - Elite Women - race recap2:14:37 - Val di Sole predictions2:18:18 - Elite Men - race recap2:32:50 - Val di Sole predictions2:35:41 - Burgtec Labour of Love

2024 UCI World Championship wrap-up with Tyler Brown. Tyler gives us his take on the World Championships in Rock Hill and his thoughts on the Challenge and Masters Class cancellations during Worlds week, how it went down, the vibe, and how the UCI handled the situation. Of course, with the last chance for the Elite Men and Women to gain Olympics points and qualification in Rock Hill, it was a high pressure weekend for a lot of riders and countries to make it to Paris for the Games. We talk about both Elite Men and Women classes from the weekend who made the main, who didn't, and thoughts on both Alise Post and Joris Daudet at 33 years old winning their 3rd Elite Rainbow Jerseys and being the oldest to do it in World Championships history. Lot's more discussed, check it out.

338: Leanne Pompeani | Boston & London Marathons | Xiamen Diamond League   This episode is sponsored by Precision Fuel & Hydration, check out their free online planner that you can use to work out how much carb, sodium and fluid you need to perform at your best.  Click here then use the code at checkout as mentioned on the show for a discount.   Leanne Pompeani fills in for Moose and managing hamstring issues, the Festival of Running in Paris and the National 5000m Championship, then trying to set a plan to qualify for the 10k Olympics. She goes through a training week and recaps her win at the Wollongong Fitness 5k. Brad recovers and sets some running based goals for the next few months ahead. Brady gets back to work and has a hitout at parkrun and commits to the Ballarat Marathon.   Sisay Lemma won the Boston Marathon in 2:06:17, Mohamed Esa and defending champion Evans Chebet. Hellen Obiri went back to back in 2:22:37 just holding off Sharon Lokedi, with Edna Kiplagat in third. Boston Marathon Results Leaderboard https://runnerstribe.com/latest-news/highlights-from-the-2024-boston-marathon/    Peres Chepchirchir breaks away from Tigist Assefa to win the London Marathon in the Women's Only World Record time of 2:16:16. Alexander Mutiso 2:04:01 over Kenenisa Bekele who set a Master World Record in 2:04:, with Briton Emile Cairess third in 2:06:46. James Nipperess 2:17:17 London Marathon Results Leaderboard https://runnerstribe.com/latest-news/triumph-and-records-at-the-2024-london-marathon/    Gudaf Tsegay took out the 1500m at the Xiamen Diamond League in a World Leading time of 3:50.30 with personal bests going to Georgia Griffith in 3:59.04 and in Sarah Billings 3:59.59, with Linden Hall clocking in 4:00.71. Lamencha Girma of Ethiopia won the 5000m with Stewy McSweyn narrowly missing the Olympic Qualifier in 13:05.18, with Jack Rayner running 13:18.74 and Matt Ramsden in 13:26.60. In the 800m Peter Bol ran 1:47.01, while Cara Feain-Ryan ran 9:32.08 in the 3000m Steeplechase. Xiamen Diamond League Results   Wollongong Fitness 5k was won by Tom Do Canto in 14:27 and Leanne Pompeani in 15:32. Wollongong Fitness 5k Results   Lauren Ryan took out Run The Tan in 11:34 to move to #2 on the all-time list, with Abbey Caldwell second in 11:54 and Shanie Landen third in 12:50. Andrew Coscoran of Ireland was first in the Elite Men's race in 10:28, with Seth O'Donnell second in 10:34 and Dale Carrol third in 10:36. Run the Tan 2024 Results   Listener Question asks what the plan for Stewy McSweyn should be for Olympic qualification, the Whispers speak of Tom Do Canto aligning with a premium running brand and Crokes On The Loose laments the lack of respect shown to Torrie Lewis taking out the 200m. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN

Thanks to  Maxxis Tires, FOX and Jenson USA    for supporting The Inside Line MTB podcast! The 2024 Tennessee National Downhill mountain bike race at Windrock Bike Park is in the books with Dakotah Norton and Frida Ronning taking Elite wins.  This was the first downhill event at Windrock since Aaron Gwin took over ownership of the park and racers and fans alike seemed stoked with the track and the way the event was run. Jack Rice checks in with racers and the people who make #USDH so great.Asa Vermette was on pace to challenge the time of Dakotah but washed out in a corner injuring his hip and resulting in a DNF. In the Junior classes, Dane Jewett posted a time that would have been 2nd in Elite Men and Aletha Oostgard's time would have been 2nd in Elite Women.  Dig into the results, G-Out Project Photos and more on VitalMTB.comInterviews0:00 - Dakotah Norton4:44 - Don Rogers6:11 - Asa Vermette (pre-race run)8:39 - Clay Harper13:56 - Luca Shaw15:51 - Angel Suarez17:46 - Neko Mulally21:31 - Ryan Griffith22:42 - Frida's Mechanic, Josh Thwaite24:42 - Jack Pederson26:08 - Kale Cushman28:21 - Lucas Dedora

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A conversation with Joseph Peterson, an Edward Jones Financial Advisor serving Amarillo, and the city's 2023 Black Man of the Year. Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Peterson moved with his family to Amarillo when he was a child. He played football for WTAMU before opening his office in Amarillo. Since then, he's built a reputation for community involvement, from membership in 101 Elite Men to service on municipal boards to volunteerism for the United Way of Amarillo & Canyon and other nonprofits. Peterson shares with host Jason Boyett about his career path, why he chose to live and work in Amarillo, and why civic engagement is so important to him. This episode is sponsored by Jimmy John's and SKP Creative.

These awesome brands make The B Practice Podcast possible!Maxxis | Burgtec | Industry NineAfter a seven-week break (interrupted by World Champs), the World Cup Downhill season resumed last weekend from Pal Arinsal, Andorra. The weekend was filled with ups and downs that saw some riders' seasons, unfortunately, cut short while others checked off career-first wins. The weather again played a huge factor all weekend and ultimately decided the Elite Men's race. The racing was as tight as ever, and the track was fast, straight, and loose!Per usual, Dakotah Norton brings you between the tape with his trackside insights and breaks down the excitement from Andorra with Tanner Stephens and Jason Schroeder. In this episode, the crew discusses what the hell is going on with semi-final points, the struggle of rain delays on race day, Troy Brosnan running a 200mm front and 220mm rear rotor, if Andorra's track makes for good racing or just good broadcasting, Loic Bruni's impressive run against the elements, and speculate on the new Loudenville track for this coming weekend.Thank you so much for listening, and we will see everybody next week after Loudenvielle! Enjoy!

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the dynamic realm of strong male leadership – a concept that has shaped history and continues to evolve. Discover the defining qualities that characterize a powerful male leader and explore their profound influence on individuals, families, communities, and society at large. Our esteemed guest, Gabriel Alexander, a luminary entrepreneur, visionary founder of Freemen Forge Men's Events and Coaching Network, and an accomplished business consultant, takes center stage. He is also the forthcoming author of "The Ungovernable Man" and a distinguished Elite Men's Performance and Results Coach. Journey with us as we navigate the intricate facets of this profound concept, its resounding significance, and the shifting paradigms of leadership within our modern world. The episode opens with Gabriel's captivating account of earning the moniker "Nomad" within F3 Nation and his transformative experiences during the tumultuous year of 2020 while residing in Seattle. He candidly reflects on his decision to create a different upbringing for his children, one that transcends a culture of unrestrained anger. Witness the candid exploration of the decline in masculine leadership culture in Seattle over the years and the pivotal role it played in shaping his path. This pivotal experience impelled Gabriel and his family to relinquish their possessions, acquire a trailer, and embark on a transformative journey across the nation for a remarkable year and a half, ultimately culminating in their newfound home in Texas. Gabriel unveils the core of his values with a resounding declaration: 'Christ is King'. He shares his unwavering faith in the bedrock principles of the God of the Bible, a driving force that underscores his every decision and value system. Delve into his introspections on the authenticity of beliefs – whether they stem from genuine conviction or were inculcated during formative years. For an in-depth exploration of Gabriel's inspiring mission to forge men into resolute, masculine leaders, seize the opportunity to engage with this compelling episode. Connect with Gabriel:https://freemenforge.com/https://www.instagram.com/forgerofmen/contact@freemenforge.com Achieve your next level with Relentless Goal Achievers: https://relentlessgoalachievers.com/opt-inConnect with Eric: Be sure to connect with me in the Lead Sell Grow - The Human Experience Mastermind Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/leadsellgrow/Learn more about our services: www.TheGoalGuide.comImprove your sales and stay connected – Free Gifts Here https://shor.by/TheGoalGuideCheck out cool swag and shirts here: Shopthegoalguide.comIG: @thegoalguideTikTok: @thegoalguide CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS: Reenergize Your Life With Steve Eckert:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8Gyv3xdFwc&t=739sDigital Marketing and Entrepreneurship Insights: Kemal Brown's Journey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TPUzfotUfs&t=38sFrom Surviving Gun Violence to Empowering Others: Kusudi Muithi:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNVaaDfWFY8&t=1s Timestamps:0:00 - Intro3:40 - How did you get the name "Nomad"?8:03 - What are your values?10:35 - How are you serving Jesus?12:34 - What's wrong with nice?15:30 - How does church teach you to be kind?19:53 - The great awakening24:45 - Conflict is uncomfortable26:20 - Abdicating and Delegation29:45 - Reclaiming the throne31:10 - Boundaries and Frameworks32:52 - Being a forger of men43:20 - The first step46:27 - Gathering of The Ungovernable50:50 - Discounts51:25 - What does this world look like?53:02 - Conclusion 

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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE ELITE MEN'S RACEThe year's World Road Race Championships are taking place in Scotland, and the start list is filled with riders hoping to take home the rainbow jersey as the men's elite road race champion.In this episode, we'll take a deep dive into the elite men's race, discussing the course, race favorites, tactics, weather, the aero performance gear the Italian national team will be wearing, and how to fuel to maximize performance for such a challenging race distance.Joining us today, we have Team Italia's very experienced leader, Matteo Trentin, with 8 Road World Championships under his belt.Dani Hofstetter, a professional sports nutritionist, will provide us with insights on how to face such a long and demanding race as the elite men's road race.Last but not least, our third guest is Castelli's in-house race performance product specialist, who will give us some insights into what the Italian team will have in their cycling clothing arsenal for the road races.TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:(00:00) Welcome(02:35) The Route, Elite Men's(03:52) Riders to Watch(06:01) Matteo Trentin(06:46) Matteo, Route and Weather, (11:30) Matteo, Tactics(12:31) Matteo, Favorites (13:30) Matteo, Back Racing in Glasgow(16:37) Team Italia High-Performance Kit(19:00) Aero Gains (22:36) Castelli Custom Team Program(25:17) Where to find the Team Italia kit(26:09) Nutrition for the had Glasgow course(33:57) How to Boost Your Performance (42:23) Anabolic WindowIMPORTANT LINKS:Matteo Trentin⁠Instagram⁠Dani Hofstetter, Sports nutritionist⁠danihofstetter.ch⁠⁠Instagram ⁠Matteo Trentin winning the European Championship in Glasgow 2018⁠https://youtu.be/glgSkNRIDaA⁠⁠Team Italia Kit⁠⁠Castelli Custom Program⁠SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONIf you want your questions to be answered on air, be sure to submit your questions by sending us a message on social media or by email to ⁠⁠blog@castelli-cycling.com⁠⁠_________Follow us on social:⁠Instagram⁠⁠Instagram Triathlon⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠Twitter⁠We're also on ⁠STRAVA⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mad Gravel was the place to be last weekend. We are talking MTB, Gravel, camping and more. Plus World Triathlon Cagliari recap, Mike Reilly joins TriDot and this weekend is the Without Limits Colorado Triathlon.   Show Sponsor: UCAN Generation UCAN has a full line of nutrition products powered by LIVESTEADY to fuel your sport.   LIVSTEADY was purposefully designed to work with your body, delivering long-lasting energy you can feel. LIVSTEADY's unique time-release profile allows your body to access energy consistently throughout the day, unlocking your natural ability to stay focused and calm while providing the fuel you need to meet your daily challenges.   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co   In Today's Show Endurance News - Mike Reilly CMO at TriDot, Lionel Sanders Performance Insights What's new in the 303 - Mad Gravel, Colorado Triathlon, IM Boulder 70.3 Coaching Tip of the Week -  Race Rehearsal Video of the Week - WTCS Cagliari Recap   Endurance News: Famed announcer Mike Reilly joins TriDot as “Chief Motivation Officer” May 31, 2023   Mike's iconic voice will celebrate and encourage triathletes as they train with the TriDot training app. DALLAS, TX – May 31, 2023 /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – Famed IRONMAN and endurance sports announcer, Mike Reilly, has joined TriDot, the leading triathlon training platform that uses advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence to optimize training for athletes and coaches. As the official “Chief Motivation Officer” of TriDot, Reilly will inspire and motivate athletes throughout their entire training experience within the TriDot training application.   Mike Reilly, for more than 35 years, has been an iconic figure in endurance sports, known as a Podcast Host, Author, and most notably, the “Voice of IRONMAN.” He is a member of the prestigious IRONMAN Hall of Fame, the USA Triathlon Hall of Fame, and the Running USA Hall of Champions. Having announced 214 IRONMAN races, Reilly's famous call of “You are an IRONMAN!” has motivated and inspired over half a million triathletes worldwide.   “I am excited to collaborate with TriDot, an organization that shares my passion for guiding athletes to overcome challenges and reach their full potential in endurance sports,” said Reilly. “Together, we will continue to motivate and empower the thousands of athletes who rely on TriDot's cutting-edge technology. Helping athletes enhance their performance and triumph on race day is my true calling, and I look forward to working with TriDot to achieve this shared goal.”   TriDot delivers Optimized Triathlon Training® powered by data & artificial intelligence that produces better results in less time. It can be used with or without a coach and has subscription levels to fit any budget. Embraced by tens of thousands of athletes of all levels and hundreds of coaches worldwide, including elite coaches like Mark Allen (6x IRONMAN World Champion), Michellie Jones (Olympic Silver Medalist and IRONMAN World Champion), and Mirinda “Rinny” Carfrae (3x IRONMAN World Champion), TriDot is the result of over 18 years of ongoing research and development and with patents-pending technology that is unparalleled in the training industry.   “Mike has had such an impact on the sport of triathlon over his storied career, and we're honored to have him, and his legendary voice, integrated into the TriDot app,” says Jeff Booher, CEO of Predictive Fitness, creator of TriDot. “Our athletes will love the encouragement and motivation he delivers as they strive to conquer their unique goals and strive to be their best.”   On related news, RunDot, Predictive Fitness's running platform has 2200 athletes after 2 weeks.   2 months of FREE training under what we're calling The RunDot Project - join here https://app.rundot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares?sub=73&type=53   Not sure where to start or want a coach to help, use this link to get connected to me: https://app.rundot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares     WTCS Cagliari 2023 results: Alex Yee gets off the deck to beat Wilde in a THRILLER By Tomos Land Alex Yee proved beyond reasonable doubt that he is the man to beat this season, after taking down rival Hayden Wilde in the last straight of the run to win a thrilling battle at WTCS Cagliari in Sardinia.   First the British superstar had to overcome a blip right at the start as he fell to his knees on the beach before rising to play catchup.   Yee and Wilde, who seemed to be joined by the hip after exiting the water side by side and spending the majority of the bike ride together, were inseparable throughout the first three laps of the run, before Yee eventually got the better of the Kiwi in a sprint to the line.   Defending world champion Leo Bergere of France got back on a podium with third, as Les Bleus swept 3-4-5 with Pierre Le Corre and Dorian Coninx enjoying strong races.   Swim – Dévay leads the way Over the course of a choppy sea swim off the coast of Sardinia, the men's race didn't follow the same script as the women's competition just hours earlier, with the majority of the field coming out of the water within touching distance.   Over the first lap, Frenchman Dorian Coninx led the way, with the South African duo of Henri Schoeman and Jamie Riddle hot on his heels coming out for the Australian exit at halfway. Hungarian athlete Márk Dévay, a former World Aquathlon champion, was also up there, as was WTCS leader heading into today, Vasco Vilaca.   By the end of the swim, things where more of the same at the front, with Dévay keeping things honest as he lead out of the water, with Riddle, Schoeman, Coninx, Vilaca and a number of others close by. Most importantly, Alex Yee and Hayden Wilde, two of the pre-race favourites, were just +0:15 down out of the water and in perfect position.   Further back, Olympic champion Kristian Blummenfelt was just over half a minute behind at the back of the second group, with compatriot Gustav Iden ten seconds further back at +0:47 and Richard Murray of the Netherlands the last out of the water a minute down after Spaniard Mario Mola withdrew.   Bike – Blummenfelt left stranded Out of transition, there was a mad scramble to make the front pack, as two dozen athletes, including Wilde, made it into the front pack, with the second group featuring the likes of Blummenfelt. The chase pack, sensing danger, worked hard over the first lap to close the gap, but was unable to, with the gap then quickly blowing out.   After three laps, the gap was well over half a minute, with Wilde drilling the pace at the front of the lead group, as the chase group struggled to make back any time despite featuring the firepower of the likes of Blummenfelt and Swiss Simon Westermann, who on multiple occasions tried to drag the chasers along.   By halfway, the gap was up to +0:50 with the front pack showing no signs of slowing, as Belgian Martin Van Riel, returning from a long period out with injury, returned to the front of a WTCS bike pack for the first time in close to a year.   Off the bike, the gap back to Blummenfelt and the rest of the chase pack was +1:15, with the front pack, thanks to the hard work of the likes of Van Riel and Wilde, enjoying a comfortable buffer coming into transition.   WTCS Cagliari 2023 Results Saturday May 27 2023 – ELITE MEN 1.5km / 38k / 10k   1. Alex Yee (GBR) – 1:36:28 2. Hayden Wilde (NZL) – 1:36:33 3. Leo Bergere (FRA) – 1:37:04 4. Dorian Coninx (FRA) – 1:37:15 5. Pierre Le Corre (FRA) – 1:37:21 6. Jonas Schomburg (GER) – 1:37:39 7. Csongor Lehmann (HUN) – 1:37:52 8. Vasco Vilaca (POR) – 1:37:58 9. Kenji Nener (JPN) – 1:38:00 10. Lasse Lührs (GER) – 1:38:04   WTCS Cagliari 2022 results: Classy win for Georgia Taylor-Brown By Helen Gorman 8 Oct 2022 Georgia Taylor-Brown added another WTCS win in Cagliari on Saturday to extend her lead in the 2022 Series.   Taylor Knibb had the extra factor on the bike, which dictated the outcome of the race in Sardinia, Italy.   Taylor-Brown benefited from Knibb's hard work and then used her superior run strength to secure her third WTCS win of the season and extended her lead in the overall Series.   Knibb was rewarded with bronze as Beth Potter and Cassandre Beaugrand found themselves on the wrong side of the beak and too far back to factor in the medal positions.   Georgia Taylor-Brown WTCS Cagliari 2022 Photo Credit: World Triathlon Swim – Lopes leads the way The beach run into the water split athletes up immediately. Beaugrand ran, dived and swam away from the rest in the choppy sea before Maya Kingma and Vittoria Lopes took over, particularly on the second lap.   Lopes was first to hit the timing mat after 1500m in 19:39 while Summer Rappaport, Beaugrand, Kingma and Sophie Coldwell and just about everybody else except Taylor Knibb, were bunched up with her. Potter and Taylor-Brown were 9th and 10th out, but there was really nothing separating them as they all burst into transition.   Bike – All aboard the Knibb train The short transition was executed cleanly and quickly by everyone and a huge bunch left transition. The pace looked to be on from the start, but Knibb overcame a 30-second deficit from the swim and caught them by the third of 10 laps.   She hit the front, blew the pack apart on the fourth lap and it was a rare moment that she wasn't on the front for the rest of the cycle leg. The British trio of Taylor-Brown, Coldwell and Waugh rode in the front group of 11 athletes, but Potter and Beaugrand were dropped.   By the time the leaders hit T2, the group had put 1 min 44 seconds into the chase group, which contained Potter and Beaugrand.   Advertisements Run – GTB takes control The group of 11 leaders were separated by no more than a second coming into transition, but it wasn't long before Taylor-Brown hit the front along with Knibb and Emma Lombardi.   By the third of four laps, Taylor-Brown hit the front and stayed there to cross the line in front to claim another excellent victory in 2022.   She said: “I just tried to run my own race and tried to stay in contact with that bike group. Taylor made it really hard but it worked in our favour because we got a really good gap.   “I forgot how hard she rides, but it's good, she really gets the group going and we're all trying to hang on to her wheel.   “I started speaking to the girls on the first two laps (of the run), ‘lets work together because this could be the podium.'”   On extending her Series lead over Flora Duffy, who wasn't there today, she said: “It's all going to come down to Abu Dhabi now.”   Lombardi was delighted to win silver, her first ever WTCS medal, she said: “I'm really enjoying racing against the best in the world, it's fantastic.”   Beaugrand ran up to eighth place and moved in to third position overall in the Series. Potter finished 10th, which moves her down one place to fourth in the Series.   WTCS Cagliari 2022 Results Saturday October 8 2022 – ELITE WOMEN 1.5km / 38k / 10k   1. Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR), 1:47:42 2. Emma Lombardi (FRA), 1:47:54 3. Taylor Knibb (USA), 1:47:58 4. Taylor Spivey (USA), 1:48:32 5. Miriam Casillas García (ESP), 1:48:35 6. Kirsten Kasper (USA), 1:48:46 7. Sophie Coldwell (GBR), 1:48:56 8. Cassandre Beaugrand (FRA), 1:49:00 9. Maya Kingma (NED), 1:49:11 10. Beth Potter (GBR), 1:49:28   What's New in the 303: Mad Gravel https://madgravel.com/hemi/ Bill About Mad Gravel Mad Gravel is a creation of Rattler Racing. This was the third annual Mad Gravel Cycling Festival at the McNeil Ranch at Peaceful Valley in Elbert County over Memorial Day weekend 2023. Hosting mountain bike, gravel and cyclo-cross races since 2015 throughout Colorado.   McNeil Ranch at Peaceful Valley is in a scenic and unique part of Colorado. It was an easy decision for us to bring a gravel festival to the area and offer up a 3 epic days of events. Saturday gravel circuit and 3 epic Hemi course options on Sunday, all on 100% gravel! On the mountain bike side, we're bringing a classic XC race on Monday and adding a fast short track race on Saturday. We're excited to be hosting Mad Gravel again in 2023. Please be sure to contact us about any questions you have about the event.   Video of the Week: WTCS Cagliari ll my worst race ever

Yokohama drama, Chatty 70.3 anticipation, Durango bike racing, an inspiring bike movie and navigating your first race of the season. We are all over the place this week!   Show Sponsor: UCAN Generation UCAN has a full line of nutrition products powered by LIVESTEADY to fuel your sport.   LIVSTEADY was purposefully designed to work with your body, delivering long-lasting energy you can feel. LIVSTEADY's unique time-release profile allows your body to access energy consistently throughout the day, unlocking your natural ability to stay focused and calm while providing the fuel you need to meet your daily challenges.   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co   In Today's Show Endurance News - Yokohama, Chatty 70.3 Women What's new in the 303 - The Engine Inside Movie, Durango and behind the bike race curtain Coaching Tip of the Week -  Navigating Your First Race; First Race of the Season   Endurance News:   WTCS Yokohama 2023 men's results: Hayden Wilde runs rivals ragged By Jonathan Turner Hayden Wilde put a flat tyre in Abu Dhabi behind him in perfect style as he ran away with the win at WTCS Yokohama.   The New Zealander, who was second to the absent Alex Yee here last year, had a great swim and was then a driving force in a huge group on the bike – and thankfully this time there was no mechanical mishap to derail him.   With the race effectively boiling down to the 10km run, Wilde took the lead early on alongside reigning WTCS champion Léo Bergere (FRA) before kicking clear on the second of four laps en route to a dominant win.   He had plenty of time to celebrate on the blue carpet but behind him there was a thrilling battle for the podium places – Matt Hauser (AUS) sprinting to second, with Vasco Vilaca (POR) in third.   Reigning Olympic champion Kristian Blummenfelt, second last week at the PTO European Open in Ibiza, was eighth while his Norwegian compatriot Gustav Iden was nearly five minutes back in 39th.   Meanwhile earlier in the day Britain's Sophie Coldwell notched her biggest-ever win in the women's race – click here for that report.   WTCS Yokohama 2023 Results Saturday May 13 2023 – ELITE MEN 1.5km / 40k / 10k   1. Hayden Wilde (NZL) 1:42:13 2. Matt Hauser (AUS) 1:42:17 3. Vasco Vilaca (POR) 1:42:18 4. Dorian Coninx (FRA) 1:42:22 5. Léo Bergere (FRA) 1:42:26 6. Adrien Briffod (SUI) 1:42:37 7. Jelle Geens (BEL) 1:42:42 8. Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR) 1:42:48 9. Csonger Lehmann (HUN) 1:42:53 10. Henri Schoeman (RSA) 1:43:01   WTCS Rankings Standings after Yokohama 1. Vasco Vilaca (POR) 1549.38pts 2. Dorian Coninx (FRA) 1340.52pts 3. Léo Bergere (FRA) 1239.98pts 4. Matt Hauser (AUS) 1124.28pts 5. Adrien Briffod (SUI) 1049.01pts   WTCS Yokohama 2023 women's results: Sophie Coldwell claims landmark win By Jonathan Turner Britain's Sophie Coldwell claimed her first WTCS victory in impressive style as she powered to an emphatic triumph in Yokohama.   Wearing the number one bib, she was to the fore from the start, part of the front group in the swim which then distanced the rest on the bike.   Coming out of T2, she was a fraction behind Taylor Knibb (USA), the winner here in 2021 and returning after a stress fracture in her foot, but quickly moved into the lead and would never look back.   Coldwell bossed the run and crossed the line 17 seconds ahead of Rosa Maria Tapia, the first Mexican woman to make the podium in a WTCS event.   Knibb stayed on well for a fine third in her comeback race, fellow US star Taylor Spivey collected another fourth place and Britain's U23 world champion Kate Waugh registered her best finish at this level in fifth.   But there was frustration for last year's WTCS overall runner-up Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR) who was never able to threaten the podium after losing touch with the front group on the swim, eventually finishing seventh.   Her great friend Coldwell, having come second to the absent Beth Potter in the opening WTCS race of the season in Abu Dhabi, moves to the top of this season's standings.   Meanwhile in the men's race, Hayden Wilde ran away from his rivals to take the win – click here for that report.   WTCS Yokohama 2023 Results Saturday May 13 2023 – ELITE WOMEN 1.5km / 40k / 10k   1. Sophie Coldwell (GBR) 1:53:32 2. Rosa Maria Tapia (MEX) 1:53:49 3. Taylor Knibb (USA) 1:54:02 4. Taylor Spivey (USA) 1:54:14 5. Kate Waugh (GBR) 1:54:20 6. Maya Kingma (NED) 1:54:40 7. Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR) 1:54:48 8. Kirsten Kasper (USA) 1:55:03 9. Emma Lombardi (FRA) 1:55:10 10. Summer Rappaport (USA) 1:55:30   WTCS Rankings Standings after Yokohama 1. Sophie Coldwell (GBR) 1693.75pts 2. Taylor Spivey (USA) 1433.17pts 3. Rosa Maria Tapia (MEX) 1157.91pts 4. Summer Rappaport (USA) 1089.35pts 5. Emma Lombardi (FRA) 970.52pts   IRONMAN 70.3 Chattanooga 2023: Start time, preview and how to watch live By Tomos Land   IRONMAN 70.3 Chattanooga is the next North American middle distance event on the calendar, with the action heading to Tennessee this weekend with a women's only professional field.   Chattanooga, a small city in the southeast of Tennessee, last year saw Jason West and Jackie Hering take the wins at a race which also doubled as the North American Championships. This year, Herring will return to defend her title.   In our preview below you can find everything you need to know, from start times to streaming information, plus a preview of the professional women's field.   Start time and how to watch live The race takes place on Sunday 22 May 2022.   The Pro race will start at 0650 local time (Eastern). That corresponds to 1150 in the UK and 1250 CET.   The race will be shown live, with the event the fourth of 12 IRONMAN 70.3 events to be broadcast in 2023 in a partnership with Outside TV. You will be able to watch for free via web, mobile or connected TV app.   As always, the ever reliable IRONMAN Tracker is the perfect data addition to support your viewing. If you haven't got it on your phone already, where have you been?!   Pro Women In the professional women's field, Canadian Paula Findlay will line up for her third race in a month as she looks to take her first 70.3 win of the season.   Paula Findlay PTO European Open 2023 run [Photo credit PTO / Darren Wheeler] Findlay, currently ranked PTO #4, will be racing off the back of an impressive fifth place finish at the PTO Tour European Open in Ibiza, where she raced strongly from start to finish.   Defending champion Hering will hope for another win in Tennessee, but against a field of this calibre, which has a strength of field rating of 83.37, might struggle, with her best result this season fifth at IRONMAN 70.3 St George.   The winner from that race, Jeanni Metzler, is set to go again after that emotional return to the top of a podium, after a long period when she doubted she would ever race again.   She told us this week: “It's kind of a quick turnaround but I've decided I just want to toe the line again. I haven't raced that much in the past 18 months so it's going to be good practice to just maybe improve some things on a different course and in different conditions. So I'm looking forward to racing again.”   Along with Skye Moench (second) and Danielle Lewis (third), the full St George podium from that North American Championship race will go head-to-head again.   Metzler Moench Lewis IRONMAN 70.3 St George podium 2023 [Photo credit: Jacob Kupferman / Getty Images for IRONMAN] [Photo credit: Jacob Kupferman / Getty Images for IRONMAN] The event could also potentially see the season debut of Sarah True, who as if balancing professional triathlon and family was not enough, is also fitting in a full-time university course! Little seems to slow True down though, the two-time Olympian winning both IRONMAN Lake Placid and IRONMAN Arizona in 2022.   Advertisements Prize Money: What's on the line? The prize purse on offer this weekend is $25,000 – with each of the winners collecting a $7,500 share of that total.   In addition to money, there will be a total of two qualifying slots for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Lahti, Finland in August.   The total funds will be paid eight-deep, as follows:   $7,500 $5,000 $3,750 $3,000 $2,000 $1,500 $1,250 $1,000   Pro Race Schedule - https://files.constantcontact.com/a202847d001/ab8d8718-1cce-485f-9b8b-d6f69d45eccd.pdf   What's New in the 303: The Cyclist-Lawyer Megan Hottman Featured in The Engine Inside Movie By Kate Agathon   May 17, 2023, Cycling is an emotional experience. It can be joyful. It can be heartbreaking. It can be empowering.   Just ask Golden-based lawyer Megan Hottman (aka The Cyclist-Lawyer), who is one of six bicyclists featured in The Engine Inside, the newest cycling film coming out this summer by Anthill Films.   Narrated by Phil Ligget, The Engine Inside shares the stories of bicyclists from all over the globe who reveal the unique power of the bicycle to change lives and build a better world. “I feel incredibly honored to be featured as one of the six people in this film, when I know that Anthill Films had a long list of amazing humans with amazing stories to choose from,” said Hottman.   Hottman is well-known in the cycling community for her dedication to making Colorado a better place for bicyclists. Her tireless work on behalf of all bicyclists has resulted in numerous, and hard-fought positive outcomes for the cycling community.   She notably represented the family of U.S. Masters road race champion (and friend and former teammate) Gwen Inglis who was killed by a driver in 2021 and was awarded an unprecedented $353 million verdict in a civil lawsuit against the driver.   The Engine Inside offers a rare glimpse into how Hottman experiences the world as a bicyclist- both in public and private life.   Specifically, the film captures Hottman at her most vulnerable- at a ghost bike dedication for Inglis shortly after she was struck and killed by a driver. Or, when Hottman herself is hit by a pickup truck driver and suffers serious injuries.   Hottman said, “One part I am happiest about is the inclusion of Gwen's story in my section- and that now she'll be known and honored globally everywhere the film is shown. It's one small way to keep her name and legacy alive and shared.”   “I'm not afraid to show my emotions -on film or off- as we're all in this human experience together and it's hard. To pretend otherwise does our experiences a disservice. I am who I am, real and raw, and at times emotional. I'm glad the film captures that range of emotions not just in my story but in other character stories as well,” she continued.   While a bicycle can have a positive impact on physical and mental health, it can also be utilized as a powerful tool for social change, as Hottman demonstrates.   By deconstructing the lived experiences of bicyclists, The Engine Inside urges audiences to consider what can be accomplished by simply riding a bike. What change can we make every time we get on the saddle?   Transcending geographical borders, economic circumstances, and language barriers, the transformative power of the bicycle to those who use it in their daily lives is inspiring.   “We were looking for really well rounded people that had an amazing story to tell, and that each had a connection to the bicycle from a different perspective,” explained The Engine Inside director Darcy Wittenburg.   “Although there is some overlap with some of them, they each represent some of the major ways bicycles help humanity from mental health to transportation and everything in between,” she continued.   The narratives shared by The Engine Inside are as diverse as its six participants. Their stories confront a culture that revolves around cars, and encompass global issues that range from climate change, more livable cities, socio-economic inequality, and indigenous trauma.   Despite often formidable personal and systematic obstacles to overcome, each bicyclist used the bicycle as a catalyst for hope and agency.   Threading their powerful stories into a cohesive narrative was also a challenge. “There's so many ways to look at this as it was a challenging project all around! Narrowing down the vast world of cycling into an 80-minute film was probably the first and ongoing challenge for us,” said Wittenburg.   “The main motivation was to focus the film on personal stories that many people can relate to. It was a tricky balance keeping the topic of cycling in the background so the characters' connection to cycling could shine through,” she added.   Sponsored by Hottman Law Office, The Engine Inside Golden premiere will take place 5:30 to 8 PM on June 29 at the American Mountaineering Center in Golden. Tickets are $10 and may be purchased here. Proceeds will benefit Bike JeffCo.   “We're really excited to be part of sharing a film that has the potential to change how bicyclists are perceived! The bicycle is truly a vehicle for making change, both in individuals and communities,” said Bike Jeffco Chair, Jan Stevenson.   “From the time you are a new rider, you learn how to be resilient, how to navigate, how to solve problems. You build confidence in your ability to get things done. These stories take that confidence and show how to elevate these abilities to bigger solutions to bigger problems,” she continued.   Stevenson remarked how fitting it was that The Engine Inside's overarching theme intersects with the mission of Bike Jeffco. “We want to share the joy of biking! The shared global stories really highlight the wide range of positive impacts that simply riding a bike and having access to bikes, can bring to a community,” she said. “Biking is fun, exhilarating, and hard work all at once! The sense of freedom and empowerment that comes with the ability to control where and when we go places is huge,” concluded Stevenson.   Bike Jeffco will be holding a Meet and Greet at Colorado Tap House on June 10 from 10 AM to 2 PM. Learn more about their advocacy and about the Golden premiere of The Engine Inside.   Check out the official trailer for The Engine Inside- a new documentary about the often-overlooked, world-changing potential of the bicycle. Official Trailer: The Engine Inside - A Documentary About Using Bicycles To Build A Better Future     Tip of the Week:   Navigating your 1st Race Registration Athlete Guide Race Course Hydrating and fueling Swim - starting position, drafting, sighting, buoy turns Bike - aid stations, drafting rules, Run - Packet Pickup Transition Area Setup The stack Minimal Bike in gear Shoes clipped or not Walking your route and marking Plan your line for the swim and position     Case Study - Without Limits Productions Colorado Triathlon on June 3rd Race Info/Schedule: https://www.withoutlimits.co/colorado-triathlon-race-info Course Map: https://www.withoutlimits.co/colorado-triathlon-course-maps Checklist: https://beginnertriathlete.com/RaceLog/race-checklist.asp   RunDot Launched by Predictive Fitness, Developer of TriDot May 17, 2023   DALLAS, TX – May 17, 2023 /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – Predictive Fitness announces the launch of RunDot, a run training app driven by decades of data and patents-pending artificial intelligence. The platform produces dynamic, individualized run training for better results in less time while being motivational, fun, and easy to use.   RunDot leverages the same core proven optimization technology as TriDot (its sister app for triathletes) and features an athlete community that is as supportive as the training is effective. Touted in publications such as Forbes, Men's Health, Tech Times, Triathlete, LA Weekly, NY Weekly, and Men's Journal, TriDot has long delivered performance improvements that significantly outpace the gains made by other training methods.   “Runners no longer have to rely on static plans, simplistic ‘adaptive' training templates, or someone's personal training philosophy,” says Jeff Booher, CEO and Founder of Predictive Fitness Inc., developer of RunDot. “Our proprietary and one-of-a-kind technologies consider numerous factors such as genetics, environmental conditions, age, and normalized training stress to prescribe optimal training for runners so they can better achieve their health and fitness goals, avoid injuries and break through performance plateaus.”   RunDot can be used with or without a coach, like TriDot, which has attracted hundreds of coaches including some of the most prominent names in the sport of triathlon. Mark Allen, Michellie Jones, Mirinda Carfrae, and Tim O'Donnell are a prestigious group of coaches on the platform with 10 IRONMAN World Championship titles, numerous Hall of Fame honors, and an Olympic Silver medal. RunDot similarly offers coaches the ability to better serve their athletes and their coaching businesses by letting technology do what technology does best – analyze data and optimize training – so that coaches can focus on the human side of coaching and spend more quality time with their athletes.   About RunDot: Run training platform for both athletes and coaches, driven by decades of data and AI to produce better results in less time with fewer injuries. Optimized run training platform powered by the same AI engine as TriDot. Similar features, look and feel, capabilities, and results as TriDot. RunDot can be used with or without a coach. The platform produces optimized run training for better results in less time while being motivational, fun, and easy to use. Unparalleled results for runners and coaches at a price point that fits any budget. Early access – invite your runner friends onto RunDot with your coach-specific URLs.   Are there plans for a swim and bike version of Run and TriDot. Yes, VeloDot and SwimDot are on the product roadmap.   TriDot (and now RunDot) are training platforms that build a training plan and daily workouts using AI and machine learning using your individual experience, training and performance data to optimize your training to have better race results with fewer injuries.   TriDot Sign-Up Link https://app.tridot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares RunDot Sign-Up Link https://app.rundot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares The RunDot Project Sign-Up Link https://app.rundot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares?sub=73&type=53     Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

287: Run The Tan | On Cloud Monster review | Gold Coast Training Series    Run your next PB at the Gold Coast Marathon in 2023. Fast, flat & scenic. There is an event distance for everyone – from the full marathon to the kids 2 & 4km junior dash. Enter now at goldcoastmarathon.com.au Brad tries to keep a lid on it as he enters race week for Sydney 10. Julian continues his good build before hurting his back in the most mundane way possible.  Brady develops a new training schedule ahead for Gold Coast Marathon. Jessica Hull sets the new record at Run The Tan, 11:31.53, supplanting Linden Hall who finished second in 11:36.92. Abby Caldwell finished 3rd in 11:46.36 to move to 4th fastest ever time. Jye Edwards took out the Elite Men's race in 10:23.00 for 7th all time over Matt Clarke in 10:26.09, with Archie Noakes third in 10:31.40. Michael Roeger set the elite para record, winning in 11:03.62 ahead of Jarryd Clifford 11:15.36, wth Annabelle Coleman winning the women's elite para race. Run The Tan Results   Jess Hull announces departure from the US-based Union Athletic Club to relocate closer to home. https://www.instagram.com/p/CrSHcq7PjYj/?hl=en    Brothers Riley & Jacob Cocks ran 65:39 & 65:40 respectively to take out the McLaren Vale Half Marathon, while Tara Palm was first female in 1:16:41. David Staehr and Indi Zammit were the winners of the Marathon. McLaren Vale Marathon Results   Adidas Adizero Road to Records saw Sebastian Kimaru Sawe run the 5th fastest road 10km ever in 26:49, ahead of Kibiwott Kandie. Results via World Athletics   The boys go on to review the On Cloudmonster on how they've found the design and comfort of the shoe, where it lines up in their rotation and well they get rolling in it.   Listener Question is sponsored by the Gold Coast Marathon, coming up on the 1st & 2nd  July, and asks the boys how to address the expected warmer conditions when training in the cooler seasons and regions. Moose on the Promo introduces Walking by TRC, a space for walkers to get fitted without any of the pressure that comes with entering a normal running store. https://www.instagram.com/p/Crr5cmovjBl/?hl=en  Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN

On this week's Guernsey Press Sport Podcast with Tony Curr, Gareth Le Prevost, and Jamie Ingrouille, we hear from Brittany-based rider Jack Reed about his French experience so far — and how he's being supported by SportsAid, island golfer Jeremy Nicolle looks ahead to the Elite Men's Foursomes and Guernsey 2023, and there's reaction as Guernsey Cricket host Hampshire's academy, the local track and field season gets under way, and Guernsey's runners produce some big performances at the London Marathon.Cricket: Josh Butler - 2:15Athletics: 7:45Cycling: Jack Reed - 11:00Golf: Jeremy Nicolle - 28:45This podcast is supported by Upgrade Fitness — St Peter Port's new state-of-the-art gym and fitness centre. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is Anything but Footy and a London Marathon 2023 special! We hear from the Event Director Hugh Brasher as the historic fundraising and world class race returns to its rightful home in April. We've anything you need to know if you're running it, supporting someone, or watching it on TV! 09:20 Elite Wheelchair start 09:30 Elite Women start 10:00 Elite Men start and Mass start It's an early start on Sunday - good luck to the thousands of runners! As it's Anything but Footy, we also have an Olympic and Paralympic champion who are running - for the 1st and 9th time respectively! Team GB Curling skip gold medalist Eve Muirhead's charity is Doddie Aid while Richard Whitehead's is the Whitehead Foundation. Please click and give if you can! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After publishing last week's show I opened the Pro Race Schedule spreadsheet. I was so focused on preparing for this weekend's Clash Miami race that I had completely forgotten that last weekend was the World Triathlon Series season opener in Abu Dhabi. So this week we are starting in Abu Dhabi to talk about the pro women and men's races. And, we will preview / report live on Clash Miami.    Other pro races that have occurred in the last few weeks: 70.3 Tasmania, Challenge Wanaka, 70.3 New Zealand, IM African Championship   Show Sponsor: UCAN Generation UCAN has a full line of nutrition products powered by LIVESTEADY to fuel your sport.   LIVSTEADY was purposefully designed to work with your body, delivering long-lasting energy you can feel. LIVSTEADY's unique time-release profile allows your body to access energy consistently throughout the day, unlocking your natural ability to stay focused and calm while providing the fuel you need to meet your daily challenges.   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co   Celebrating the Women of Team UCAN   In Today's Show Endurance News - Taylor Spivey snags bronze at WTCS season opener; Clash Miami preview What's new in the 303 - What is Mips and why should I care? By Andy Schmidt Video of the Week - 2023 WTCS Abu Dhabi: Women's Highlights   Endurance News: TAYLOR SPIVEY EARNS BRONZE MEDAL IN 2023 WTCS SEASON OPENER IN ABU DHABI Crossing the line in 58:27, the third-place finish granted Spivey her first WTCS podium since 2021 and fifth-career WTCS medal. ABU DHABI, UAE — Showcasing an impressive start of the season, U.S. Elite Triathlon National Team member Taylor Spivey (Redondo Beach, Calif.) earned the bronze medal in the opening race of the circuit at the 2023 World Triathlon Championship Series Abu Dhabi on Friday, March 3.   Crossing the line in 58 minutes and 27 seconds, the third-place finish granted Spivey her first WTCS podium since 2021 and fifth-career WTCS medal.   The top-three finish also offered sweet redemption for Spivey, after she just barely missed the podium last season with three fourth-place finishes and ultimately a fourth-place overall Series ranking.   “To earn the bronze medal — pleased is an understatement. At one point in the race I was in fourth place and I thought ‘I can't let this happen again!' I am not the most confident athlete and racing is a way to build my confidence. And at the end of the day, I just executed every step of the race pretty perfectly and I finally came away with a step above fourth place, I am happy with it,” Spivey said of her result.   Abu Dhabi opened the season as the first of seven total stops on the 2023 WTCS calendar, with athletes returning to the same host city that crowned the World Champions last November.   Placing fifth in Abu Dhabi last fall, Spivey improved her position to third on a sprint-distance course (750-meter swim, 20-kilometer bike, 5k run). She finished just 31 seconds behind the victor, Beth Potter of Great Britain, who won in a time of 57:56, followed by British compatriot Sophie Coldwell with the silver (58:14).   U.S. Elite Summer Rappaport (Thornton, Colo.) also had a standout season-starting result, placing fourth. After a dominating swim where was third out of the water, she crossed the finish line just 8 seconds behind Spivey to claim the fourth-place position with a time of 58:35.   Fellow U.S. Elites, Kirsten Kasper (North Andover, Mass.) finished 25th with a time of 59:28, while Katie Zaferes (Cary, N.C.) clocked a time of 1:00:21 to finish 37th overall. This marked her first competition back to racing since 2021 and seven months after giving birth to her son last summer.   Gina Sereno (Madison. Wis.), fresh off her win last week at the Arena Games Triathlon Series in Montreal, made her second-ever WTCS appearance, finishing 41st.   On the men's side, Matt McElroy (Huntington Beach, Calif.) finished strong for the U.S. men, earning eighth place with a time of 53:19, his best WTCS result since 2019.   2023 World Triathlon Championship Series Abu Dhabi 750-meter swim, 20-kilometer bike, 5K run   Elite Women's Podium - Complete Results 1. Beth Potter (GBR), 57:56 2. Sophie Coldwell (GBR), 58:14 3. Taylor Spivey (Rendondo Beach, Calif.), 58:27   U.S. Elite Women Results 3. Taylor Spivey (Redondo Beach, Calif.), 58:27 4. Summer Rappaport (Thronton, Colo.), 58:35 25. Kirsten Kasper (North Andover, Mass.), 59:28 37. Katie Zaferes (Cary, N.C.), 1:00:21 41. Gina Sereno (Madison, Wis., 1:00:46   Elite Men's Podium - Complete Results 1. Alex Yee (GBR), 52:53 2. Vasco Vilaca (POR), 52:59 3. Manoel Messias (BRA), 53:06   U.S. Elite Men Results 8. Matt McElroy (Huntington Beach, Calif.), 53:19 DNF Kevin McDowell (Geneva, Ill.) DNS Morgan Pearson (Mt. Vernon, Vt.) DNS Seth Rider (Germantown, Tenn.)   World Triathlon Series - Abu Dhabi Women's Flora Duffy not racing Taylor Spivey 3rd place Men's Morgan Pearson pulled out morning of Kristian ill Alex Yee first out of the water Kevin McDowell in the front at the end of the bike Yee first out of the water Best 4 races of the 8 Includes Paris Test Even Total Prize money for the series championship work 2.5 million https://wtcs.triathlon.org/prize_money     CLASH Endurance Miami 2023: Start time, preview and how to follow live By Tomos Land 7 Mar 2023 On Friday, some of the best middle distance athletes in the sport will head to Florida to chase those all important PTO points and a slice of the $50,000 prize purse at CLASH Endurance Miami.   The race will also contribute towards the Challenge Family World Bonus and results will count towards qualification for the Challenge Family The Championship.   Below are details on the start times of the races, information on how to watch, and a preview of the elite men and women that are looking to kick their season off in style in the Sunshine State.   We should stress though that the start lists are very much subject to change, with a number of big names – such as Vincent Luis, Joe Skipper and Jackie Hering – initially announced but now not taking part. And there looks to be bad news on the coverage front this year, with no live pictures but instead a post-race production…   POPULAR STORIES RIGHT NOW IRONMAN New Zealand 2023 results: Phillips and Visser take titles Alistair Brownlee setback as he rules himself out of IRONMAN South Africa IRONMAN explain reasons for Justine Mathieux DQ in South Africa Start time and how to follow The elite race at CLASH Endurance Miami takes place on Friday March 10th, 2023.   The start times are as follows:   Elite Women – 0830 local time / 1330 UK / 1430 CET Elite Men – 1200 local time / 1700 UK / 1800 CET Past editions of the event have been streamed live – and for free – on the CLASH Endurance Facebook and YouTube channels.   But this week the following message was posted about current plans: “If you know CLASH Endurance, you know we're always trying new things. There will be no live coverage, however a post-race show will be released after the event.”   So if you haven't got it already, then adding the CLASH Endurance app to your phone / mobile device is recommended for racing splits and results. It's pretty much identical to the layout and structure of the IRONMAN app – which given that has proven itself over many years, is a good thing.   Event history and course In 2021 the event was held under the ‘Challenge Miami' banner, prior the rebranding of the Challenge Family North American events to ‘CLASH'. In 2022, CLASH provided some of the most thrilling races on American soil, in both Miami and Daytona.   Homestead Miami / Challenge Miami In Miami, the race venue is the Homestead Miami Speedway, a self-enclosed motor racing circuit event. As with the Daytona International Speedway, a very convenient lake sits nicely within the centre of the circuit, primed and ready for swimmers.   Unlike the racing at Daytona however, CLASH Miami utilises the roads within the racing oval, and so is far more technical than the pure straight-line speed efforts that are the focus there.   The event will be raced over the following distances:   Swim: 1.7km / 1.05-mile (2 laps) Bike: 62.7km / 39-miles (17 laps of 2.2 miles + one part lap to start) Run: 16.9km / 10.5 miles (7 laps of 1.5 miles) Pro Women Last year, Ashleigh Gentle dominated, with the Australian winning by almost eight minutes in a performance that really set the tone for what was in store throughout the rest of the season for the PTO World #1.   This year, however, looks set to be a much more competitive race, with the absence of the defending champion from the start list really opening up the competition to a whole host of contenders.   Last season's runner up, Brazil's Pamela Oliveira, is an athlete who knows what it takes to get on the podium in Miami, but will face stiff competition if she has any hopes of going one better than last season.   The 35-year-old, who won IRONMAN Brasil as well as Challenge Brazil in 2022, will rely heavily on her endurance in Miami, and will have to hope her strong swim-bike combination will be enough to keep her away from some of the lightning quick runners in the field.   Sara Perez Sala (ESP) and Haley Chura (USA) are also likely to be to the fore from the outset.   Perez Sala, who won the Challenge Championship in 2022, before also finishing second at CLASH Daytona behind Angelica Olmo, will be hoping to build an insurmountable lead over the swim and the bike this Friday, with athletes such as Chura and Sif Bendix Madsen (DEN) the likely candidates to contribute to an early break.   Sara Perez Sala The Championship 2022 Sara Perez Sala – Photo Credit: Jose Luis Hourcade Last year, Sala crashed out of CLASH Miami, so will be hoping that her return this time round will not be brought to such an abrupt end. If her winter training has gone well, expect to see her at the front from the gun and pushing hard for the win throughout the closing stages.   Lastly, Lucy Byram will be flying the flag for the UK, as the 23-year-old Brit looks to build on a 2022 that featured Challenge Wales and IRONMAN 70.3 Jesolo wins, plus runner up spots at IRONMAN 70.3 Vichy and Challenge Riccione, with a strong performance Stateside.   Pro Men In the men's field, defending champion Sam Long will look to take down some big names from both the ITU scene and the long course world as he races for the first time under the guidance of new coach Dr Dan Plews.   Sam Long (Photo credit: CLASH Endurance Miami) Sam Long (Photo credit: CLASH Endurance Miami) More stardust was sprinkled on the event at the start of this week when Canada's Lionel Sanders announced he was a surprise addition to the field.   ‘No Limits' impressed pretty much everyone at the super-sprint distance of Arena Games Montreal recently, was second on his previous appearance here in 2021 behind Jan Frodeno) and will be locking horns with Long again after their epic battle at the Collins Cup last season.   Jason West (USA), runner-up here last year, will look to challenge Long as will Tom Bishop (GBR), who was an excellent fourth at CLASH Daytona late last year.   Joe Skipper had been scheduled to take part but the only British man to have outperformed him in Kona, David McNamee, will look to rediscover the form that saw him take back-to-back IMWC podiums in 2018 and 2019.   In addition to McNamee and Bishop is fellow Brit Kieran Lindars, who won the European Long Distance Championships at Challenge Almere and finished a respectable 11th at CLASH Daytona.   Finally, internationals Matthew Sharpe (CAN) and Samuel Appleton (AUS), who have both finished sixth at CLASH events in Florida in the past, could be the only athletes with the swim ability to match Luis, setting up a potential scenario where the Frenchman has some real bike power to work alongside out on the speedway.   Prize Money: What's on the line? Athletes will be racing for a total prize purse of $50,000, payable eight deep as follows:   1st – $7,500 2nd – $5,000 3rd – $3,750 4th – $3,000 5th – $2,000 6th – $1,500 7th – $1,250 8th – $1,000   https://www.youtube.com/@CLASHENDURANCE/streams https://www.youtube.com/@CLASHENDURANCE/streams   What's New in the 303:   What is Mips® and Why You Should Care? By: A.V. Schmit   303 Endurance | Interior of Mips bike helmet Interior of a bike helmet with Mips® Technology. Photo: Courtesy of Mips.   If you've been helmet shopping in the last few years, you have no doubt seen the little yellow circle that says, “Mips” on some of the helmets and boxes. What is Mips® and why should you care?   MIPS (Multi-directional Impact Protection System) was developed in Sweden, Stockholm to be exact, by a neurosurgeon and an engineer. The technology represents the intersection of academic research and industrial engineering.   The research, begun in 1995, was led by Hans von Holst of the Karolinska Institute, a practicing neurosurgeon, and Peter Halldin, an engineer with a background in aeronautics. Von Holst had witnessed the devastating aftermath of numerous Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) while performing brain surgeries on his patients. This inspired him to begin looking for ways to ameliorate these types of injuries.   By examining the design of commercially available helmets, he was soon convinced that the currently crop of helmets were not providing sufficient protection against brain injuries. Especially those involving rotational forces or secondary impacts after an initial impact.   He then contacted the KTH (Royal Institute of Technology) about initiating a research project focused on the prevention of head and neck injuries. That's when he was introduced to Halldin who was at the time a student at the institute.   Halldin then commenced a PhD program studying biomechanics in order to investigate the problem and work on engineering a solution. Together they identified the way the dura membrane was critical to the brain's ability to slide within the skull in order to prevent concussions.   They hypothesized, if a low-friction area could be created between the head and the helmet, rotational force, especially from an oblique (or angular) impact like that of a cyclist falling off a bicycle, could be reduced. They enlisted the help of Nigel Mills, who had access to the types of testing equipment they would need to prove their theory was correct.   During the same time period, Svein Kleiven also a PhD student at the institute, had begun work on developing an FE (Finite Element) model of the human brain. It has since been recognized as the highest fidelity computer / mathematical model of the human brain ever created. This model proved to be a key research / simulation tool for Mips®, as it made it possible to visualize and measure the effects of Mips® safety system in a variety of collisions.   Human cadavers and, in some cases, living subjects would have been used for this type of analysis, but because of ethical reasons, availability and variability in experimental results, the FE computer model is infinitely preferable.   Researchers and product testers can run an infinite number of simulated crash experiments without cracking any skulls. Now I know what you are thinking, “What about all those out-of-work crash test dummies?” Fret not, the FE model Kleiven developed is only for the brain, it will be some time before a complete FE model of the whole human body will be available. And Mips® and the bike helmet manufacturers still use synthetic human heads in testing.   The results of their research, a 50% reduction in rotational forces as a result of a crash. This led them to publish their results in 2001 and apply for a patent in 2002 which was granted in 2003. This led to the formation of Mipscorp, the company responsible for bringing Mips® technology to market through its brand partners.   Mips has become bicycle industry's defacto answer to mitigating rotational forces on the brain in the event of a crash. When a cyclist falls, their head often impacts a solid surface at an angle. This angular impact creates a rotation in the brain, which has been proven to have significant potential to cause concussions and TBI's.   Scott Sports was the first helmet manufacturer to integrate Mips® into their ARX helmet design, with other manufactures soon to follow. Now, Giro, Bell, Scott, POC and other bicycle industry leaders have integrated Mips® into their helmet designs.   As of 2016, more than 28 helmet manufacturers had integrated Mips® into their product lines, with a corresponding number of 1.7 million units featuring the revolutionary technology.   Well, there you have it… If a Mips® technology helmet can offer as much as a 50 percent reduction in rotational forces on your brain in a crash. Maybe we should all care what kind of helmet we wear.   Video of the Week: 2023 WTCS Abu Dhabi: Women's Highlights     Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

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Huge thanks to the team at The Jedburgh Podcast as this episode was thought to be lost but they had an unknown recorder still rolling. Tyler Christophel & Sam Cournoyer are 2/3 of the Mayhem Team with Rich Froning for the Elite Men's Team Division at WZA. Unfortunately they had to withdraw on Saturday due to an injury but we had a great time talking about competition and how they are looking forward to both competing in the Individual Division for the CrossFit Games this year. Sam coming off of the Team Championship with Mayhem Freedom and setting his site on individual success. Tyler is looking to compete onsite at the Games for the first time in person as an individual after his only Individual Games appearance was 24th in Stage 1 from the Covid Season of 2020. We had a great time talking about life and family as both have had some pretty big life changes in the past couple of years. Again thanks to Jedburgh Podcast for the audio and this episode is brought to you by our friends at PhatAsh Bakes (IG: @PhatAshBakes) who are serving you the best cookies and they can be ordered directly to your door. Check them out and also our shoutout continues for Lifting the Dream (IG: @LiftingTheDreamOfficial) for taking great care of us on site and being so welcoming in Miami. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Day Two of Worlds in Wollongong is done, and we are joined by special guest Luke Plapp. Yesterday was the U23 Men and the race against the clock in the Individual Time Trial. A day after compatriot Tobias Foss won the Elite Men's ITT, Søren Wærenskjold claimed another gold for Norway. The recent stage winner of the Tour de l'Avenir finished ahead of Alec Segaert, and Leo Hayter. On today's episode, the crew and Plappy review all the action, talk about Luke's first year with Ineos Grenadiers, and why he'll be climbing Killamanjaro in a few weeks. That, plus so much more. Find all episodes and more at: https://Blacksheepcycling.cc https://www.instagram.com/blacksheepc... Black Sheep Insiders - Sign up at https://blacksheepcycling.cc/pages/jo... Your hosts: Mike Tomalaris - https://www.instagram.com/miketomalaris/ Matilda Raynolds - https://www.instagram.com/matildarayn... Lee ‘Hollywood' Turner - https://www.instagram.com/_leeturner/

Can this season get any more exciting!?! World Champs from Les Gets, France, was one for the record books, with Loic Bruni taking his 5th World title and France sweeping the Elite Men's podium. There were plenty of other highlights from the weekend, including Valentina Holl taking her first World title, upsets in the Junior field, custom bikes and gear, and one of the largest crowds we've ever seen.This week the B Practice crew breaks down all the craziness from the weekend, discussing the mental approach to a one-off race like Worlds, favorite custom bikes, Greg Minnaar's Jamaican bobsled team kit, Loris Vergier's grip choice, why the French have been historically so successful at Worlds, and most importantly, what is up with riders cuffing their pant legs. All that, plus some insights into the gnarly Val di Sole track being raced this weekend for the final World Cup of 2022.

In this wonderfully challenging episode, Joseph Warren brings us to the intersection of faith and work and reveals the single source of stress, anger, and loss of control in your life. Joseph Warren grew up on Welfare and government cheese. He started his first 7 figure business at age 19 and wasted away his 20's trying to find happiness through money, success and pleasure. HE MADE MILLIONS but then lost it all and considered taking his own life. Today, having triumphed through multiple failed businesses and broken relationships, Joseph is Founder and Elite Men's Coach at BlowUpRocks.com, the #1 coaching system in the world for Christian Husbands who want to go from Angry & Stressed to PEACE & PURPOSE in 90 days or less ... GUARANTEED. You can find out more about Joseph and his work at http://www.blowuprocks.com/ (www.blowuprocks.com)

Prova em alta altitude, com percurso duro e técnico e ainda, muito calor. No XCC tivemos: Tivemos vitória Suíça tanto no Feminino quanto no Masculino. No masculino o pódio foi para o Mathias Flückiger, com Hatherly e Dascalu na sequência. Nino não fez uma boa prova, ficando em 15ª colocação. Na semana passada, tivemos aquele conflito entre o Flückiger e o Nino que gerou bastante polêmica na mídia Suíça ao longo da semana. Henrique Avancini também não fez uma boa prova, finalizou em 27ª colocação. Lembrando que o Avancini venceu essa prova tanto em 2019 quanto em 2018. No feminino, a vitória foi de Alessandra Keller, com Terpstra e Mcconnell na sequência. Raiza Goulão finalizou em 31ª colocação, mostrando toda sua força e vontade de vencer que nos deixa muito contentes! Hercília também competiu e finalizou em 39ª colocação. No XCO tivemos: Foi mais uma corrida apertada na Elite Men com muitos pilotos tentando a vitória, mas tivemos mais uma vitória de Luca Braidot. David Valero Serrano fez uma grande corrida e ficou em segundo lugar com Nino Schurter em terceiro. Nino que mostrou muita raça e força nesta prova depois de um resultado insatisfatório no XCC. Anne Terpstra dominou a prova de forma consistente e venceu a prova. Lembrando que ela também venceu essa prova em 2019. Em segundo lugar, quase um minuto depois, veio a Mona Mitterwallner Raiza Goulão também finalizou em 31ª colocação nessa prova. Tivemos também a participação da Aline Simões que finalizou em 48ª colocação e da Hercília que finalizou em 51ª colocação. Confere os comentários da prova e dê sua opinião sobre o fim de semana! A próxima etapa será nos EUA. Vem de roda!

Welcome to Episode #342 of the 303 Endurance Podcast. You are listening to your weekly connection to coaches, experts, and pro athletes to help you reach your endurance goals. We're your hosts coach Rich Soares and 303 Chief Bill Plock. Thanks for joining us for another week of endurance interviews and discussion. Bill last week: Rich last week: Slacker half marathon.   Show Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars and stimulants to fuel athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance and a faster finish line!   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co     In Today's Show Endurance News Mark Allen Partnering with Dot Challenge Roth Broadcast Live on PTO YouTube What's new in the 303 Lake to Lake and Slacker Half Marathon USA Cycling Announces 2022 BMX Racing World Championship Team Upcoming Races Pikes Peak Video of the Week Mark Allen on TriDot   Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance gives you peace of mind to enjoy your training and racing to the fullest. Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.    Get on-demand accident insurance just in case the unexpected happens. Buddy ensures you have cash for bills fast.  This is accident insurance not health and life insurance.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News: PREDICTIVE FITNESS AND TRIDOT ANNOUNCE A GROUNDBREAKING TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP WITH G.O.A.T. MARK ALLEN Partnership brings together the human wisdom and experience of the greatest endurance athlete of all time with revolutionary algorithmic intelligence (AI).   DALLAS, June 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- TriDot, a division of Predictive Fitness, Inc. and Mark Allen, the Greatest Endurance Athlete of All Time and 6x IRONMAN Triathlon World Champion are proud to announce the creation of the TriDot Mark Allen Edition. The TriDot platform is the first use of algorithmic intelligence (AI) for coaches and triathletes. The TriDot Mark Allen Edition combines the wisdom and insight Mark has gained through his unparalleled racing career and 30 years of coaching experience with revolutionary algorithmic intelligence to provide triathletes around the world with training programs updated in real time with input from wearables, coaches and direct athlete input. The revolutionary training system allows athletes to most effectively increase performance while managing fatigue and reducing illness and injury.   The TriDot Mark Allen Edition will be available Fall 2022. Secure your spot on the waitlist to gain early access and get updates: https://tridot.com/mark-allen-edition/   The partnership is the result of months of discussion between Mark Allen Sports CEO, Scott Zagarino and Predictive Fitness Founder and CEO, Jeff Booher. "When Mark and I became familiar with the use of algorithmic intelligence technology applied to coaching by Predictive Fitness, we immediately saw the potential for a breakthrough in triathlon coaching." said Zagarino. Predictive Fitness CEO Jeff Booher said, "We have been developing the technology for the past two decades and were blown away by how quickly an athlete of Mark's reputation and stature grasped the value and potential for what we've worked so hard on all these years."   "The big limiting factor for coaches has been the brain's inability to match complex training data with human experience," said Allen. "Until now there was no way any coach could assimilate all of the possible scenarios and produce programming from that data. This is the future of coaching, and I am incredibly excited about being on the cutting edge with TriDot."   Mark Allen Edition which will provide athletes with TriDot's training (like Complete) but with content from Mark. All the drills and workouts will be explained on camera by Mark, Monday motivation videos from Mark, Storytime with Mark, Ask Mark Anything (our own twist on an "AMA").     ABOUT PREDICTIVE FITNESS Predictive Fitness leverages its comprehensive dataset and nSight™ Intelligence Engine to power applications that optimize health, fitness, and performance. It employs its proprietary normalizing technologies, artificial intelligence, machine learning, predictive analytics, and other patent-pending technologies to create solutions for endurance athletes, general fitness, health-conscious individuals as well as military, employer, insurance, healthcare, and wellness stakeholders. Predictive Fitness harnesses data to help people live healthier, longer, and happier lives. www.Predictive.fit   Watch Challenge Roth Live on PTO YouTube The stage is set for an incredible showdown at Challenge Roth on Sunday with the likes of Jan Frodeno, Anne Haug, Sam Long, Fenella Langridge and Patrick Lange ready to test themselves at the iconic race.   The race will be broadcast live from 6:15 AM CEST on PTO YouTube as well as on www.challenge-roth.com.  View the full start list below to see who else could challenge for the win!   Women ANNE HAUG FENELLA LANGRIDGE SARA SVENSK LAURA SIDDALL JUDITH CORACHAN VAQUERA More…   Men JAN FRODENO SAM LONG PATRICK LANGE MAGNUS ELBÆK DITLEV KYLE SMITH More…     What's New in the 303: USA Cycling Announces 2022 BMX Racing World Championship Team COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo./ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – USA Cycling announced today the 22 athletes that will be representing the United States at the 2022 UCI BMX Racing World Championships in Nantes, France on July 30-31.   The star-studded roster includes Tokyo 2020 Olympians Corben Sharrah (Tucson, Ariz.; Daylight Cycle Co.), Payton Ridenour (Tulsa; OK.; Mongoose Bicycles), Felicia Stancil (Palm Harbor, FL.; Factory SSquared/Answer), and Alise Willoughby (Chula Vista, CA.; Team Toyota/ GW Bicycles).   Stancil is one to watch after landing on the Papendal World Cup Round 3 podium and a fourth place finish at the Olympic Games. 20-year-old Cameron Wood (Phoenix Ariz.; Mongoose/USA BMX Foundation) also had a strong start to the season scoring a silver medal at the fourth World Cup round in Papendal.   Last year at the World Championships, Stancil and Willoughby both made the Elite Women's final along with Wood in the Elite Men's race.   The new 2022 National Champions crowned in May will also be in attendance including Sharrah, Daleny Vaughn (Tucson, Ariz.; DK Bicycles), Jesse Welch (Riverside, Calif.; Box Components), McKenzie Gayheart (Fort White, Fla.; Factory Full Tilt/ Radio), Ethan Popovich (Valparaiso, Ind.; DK Bicycles), and Keiley Shea (La Habra, Calif.; 316 Racing).   Jamie Staff, Director of BMX, has been hard at work with the team this season. He said, “We are very excited to be able to get back to some normal racing this year and do what we love most. We are in an interesting phase where we're introducing a lot of young riders to international events, as well as continuing to support our country's more established riders. We've had some great prep camps this season with one more before we head to France and the riders got some great experiences in Europe at the first 4 World Cup rounds in May and June. Obviously, everyone wants results, and yes, I'm hoping we get some, but just as importantly, I'm looking to give our younger riders an experience of a lifetime, that will encourage them to continue to pursue their dreams of being an Elite athlete on the worlds stage. You can't underestimate the value of international competition, especially at a young age, and so we look to continue to support the development of our next generation of riders the best way we can.”   Upcoming Multisport Events in Colorado (runningintheusa.com) Upcoming Classic Runs in Colorado (runningintheusa.com)   Video of the Week: TriDot's Mark Allen Edition - TriDot (wistia.com)   Upcoming Guests: Scott Mercier born January 24, 1968 is an American former cyclist on The US Postal Team in 1997 where he participated in a grand tour in the 1997 Vuelta a España. He also competed in the team time trial at the 1992 Summer Olympics.   Mark Allen. 6x IRONMAN World Champion, GOAT, The Grip, ESPN Greatest Endurance Athlete of All Time, First Olympic Distance World Champion, USA Triathlon and Ironman Hall of Fames.   Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

Our special Guest is Joseph Warren, Joseph grew up on Welfare and government cheese. He started his first 7-figure business at age 19 and wasted away his 20's trying to find happiness through money, success and pleasure. HE MADE MILLIONS but then lost it all and considered taking his own life.…Today, having triumphed through multiple failed businesses and broken relationships, Joseph is Founder and Elite Men's Coach at BlowUpRocks.com. Joseph married his dream girl Falon in 2019 and loves being an epic father to his daughter, Alora, and son, Asher. In his spare time, he hosts Your FIRST 100K, a Top 100 Podcast in Entrepreneurship! How to Stop YELLING At Your Wife & Kids! (eliminate guilt & shame) IN this Episode Warren talks about his personal struggles with anger and how it effected him. -How the battle is in the mind and how men are being crushed by thoughts. -Lies become YOUR truth. -Broken Boys Become Angry men. -Building Walls to protect. -NOT NECESSARILY WHAT DAD SAYS, BUT WHAT DAD SHOWs. -7 STEPS TO WORK ON TO STOP YELLING AT YOUR LOVED ONES. The World needs more Strong Alpha Males NOT Passive Alpha Males.... Links to Joseph Warren Below: www.BlowUpRocks.com joseph@josephwarren.net @realjosephwarren We are on all podcast platforms and also serve the SW region 98.9 KDAZ conservative talk radio with over 700,000 listeners.

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In this episode, we Face The Storm we all face, Anger & Stress...Well maybe just myself! This is important for us all to deal with and in this episode, we uncover the two types of anger, 7 steps to defeat anger and stress, and we also discuss controlling the controllables. It is important for us to stop trying to control things in our life. My guest Joseph Warren grew up on Welfare and government cheese. He started his first 7-figure business at age 19 and wasted away his 20's trying to find happiness through money, success and pleasure. HE MADE MILLIONS --- but then lost it all and considered taking his own life. But God had a supremely better plan for him... Today, having triumphed through multiple failed businesses and broken relationships, Joseph is Founder & Elite Men's Coach at BlowUpRocks, the #1 coaching system for Christian Husbands who want to go from Angry & Stressed to PEACE & PURPOSE in 90 days or less. You can connect with Joseph at: www.BlowUpRocks.com Also, get access to Joseph's Purpose Book: FreePurposeBook.com IG: @realjosephwarren If you enjoyed this episode and would like to connect or support this mission, here are 4 Ways to Support The Inspired Way: 1) Sign up for my newsletter at timdouglasinspires.com; the newsletter is out weekly 2) Consider buying me a coffee (virtually)...go to www.buymeacoffee.com/theinspiredway and let's schedule a virtual meetup 3) Support our world-class partners Naked Warrior Recovery and Salty Britches Learn more about them here: timdouglasinspires.com/partners including promo codes to save you 20% 4) Leave a 5-Star rating and review on Apple Podcast & Spotify! Thank you for listening and thank you for supporting this mission! If you found value in this episode and podcast, share it with 3 of your friends! Tag me in your stories! @timdouglasinspires --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theinspiredway/message

#069 - Do you have permission to be a man?  In a world of toxic masculinity, emasculated men, and a "first do no harm" mentality that results in not doing much at all, there is a growing need to redefine manhood from an eternal perspective. Today's guest, JD Crouse from the League of Elite Men, has lived on every point of the masculine continuum, but it wasn't until a few years ago that he discovered a mystery that was right in front of him the whole time: his true identity as a man.  JD is on a mission to empower a generation of elite men, inviting them to live a life of significance that starts with realizing who they really are.  Join us for an authentic conversation and hear JD tackle 5 Big Questions for Dads here on Made to Thrive!Show notes for today's episode can be found at https://www.madetothrive.coach/069.Get your free thriving assessment in the 7 Core Areas at AmIThriving.com.

Having twice coached at the Olympics, Rob Stanley is a performance scientist and men's endurance track cycling coach at USA Cycling. Previously he was performance scientist at the Japanese Cycling Federation. And he is currently wrapping up his PhD at Leeds Beckett University — in bike racing. Stanley joins host Ben Delaney to talk about the merging of his academic work and his coaching of athletes like Gavin Hoover, who just won the inaugural UCI Track Champions League. Stanley's PhD title is a mouthful: Exploration of determinates of performance in the Elite Men's Track Cycling Omnium. The Omnium is a four-event, points-based competition at the Olympics as well as in track cycling competitions around the world. And the new Track Champions League used a condensed format of it for its fan-friendly nighttime series that was held in Mallorca, Lithuania, and London, Stanley talks about breaking down races into more manageable chunks for riders, and making the summations of data from past racing accessible to them to help guide choices in the heat of racing. He says he wishes he could see inside rider's minds during racing, because the feedback afterwards is always the same: "That was hard!" Before speaking with Stanley we catch up with James Startt in Paris, who is just back from covering the Tour de la Provence, where he managed to photograph the winners' bikes from all four stages — before they won the stages.

Kathmandu Coast to Coast: LONGEST DAY EDITION brought to you by CP MEDIA Hamish Elliot – Since 1987 the One Day event has only been an option for individual athletes, however 2022 saw the option to enter 3 person teams. One team member to tackle the Cycle stages (plus the first run off the start line at Kumara), another the Mountain Run and the third taking on the 70km kayak down the Waimak. Hamish Elliot joins us tonight as ⅓ of Team OSM - taking on the Mountain Run, and not for the first time. He is joined by Louis Crosby (biking) and Rachel Clarke, taking on the kayak for OSM. Dougal Allan – Our next guest wears the #1 Elite Men's Bib this coming Saturday. Dougal Allan Dougal has become one of NZ's most successful and consistent endurance athletes. Dougal is Coast to Coast World Multisport Champion two times over - taking the top podium step in 2019 and 2021. Renee Wootton – Elite Women's 6th seed, Renee Wootton's pedigree speaks for itself when it comes to the cycling side of the Kathmandu Coast to Coast, having ridden for pro team Velo Project, competing in the New Zealand Cycling series. And given cycling makes up over half of the race, the Queenstown Engineer is at a real advantage. It's whether she can put it together on the 30.5 km Mountain Run that will be her biggest challenge, especially after returning from a broken ankle, which kept her out of the 2021 event. CP MEDIA HOSTS Matt Sherwood Richard Greer – @ric.greer www.coasttocoast.co.nz www.kathmandu.co.nz www.teamcp.co.nz @teamcpnz https://www.facebook.com/teamcpnz richard@teamcp.co.nz

The HOKA NAZ Elite men have broken up, we have an explanation on how Geoffery Kamworor only ran 2:05 in the marathon, covid wreaks some havoc on New Year's running plans and we look ahead to 2022 and 2024. Could we see our first sub 14 5k, sub 29 10k, and sub 3:50 1500 by a woman? Christian Coleman and Asbel Kiprop return and should a high schooler be running 100 mpw? Show notes below. Join the Revolution, Get Electrolytes without the Sugar Go to DrinkLMNT.com/letsrun and for $5 shipping get a free sample pack of 6 flavors. If you don't like it I'll refund your money. Stay Salty my friends. -Wejo 1:13 XMas chit chat 6:28 Geoffery Kamworor explains how he "only" ran 2:05 8:32 Scott Fauble (to Joe Bosshard), Rory Linkletter (to Ryan hall), Scott Smith (retires) leave HOKA NAZ Elite 21:52 Reminder 45 Japanese men have been sub 2:10 in the marathon this year 24:12 Tracksmith Midnight Gala canceled 32:41 What are you most excited about in 2022? - Men's 100 38:18 Men's 1500 40:37 The women- could we see sub 14 (5k), sub 29 (10k) and sub 3:50 (1500) in 2022? How fast can Athing Mu go? 46:24 How many Olympic medallists will repeat in 2024? - men 53:02 2024 medallists - the women 55:37 Which US Olympians make the team in 2024? 60:15 Cross country in the Olympics? 65:23 Conner Mantz marathon debut 67:51 Dutch 17-year-old high schooler Axel Vang Christensen is running 100 mpw- fair or foul? Contact us: Email podcast@letsrun.com or call 1-844-LETSRUN and hit option 7 for the secret podcast voicemail. Join our Supporters Club and take your running fandom to the highest level. Get all the LetsRun.com content, a second podcast every week, savings on running shoes, and a lot more. https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe Check out the LetsRun.com store. https://shop.letsrun.com/ We've got the softest running shirts in the business. Thanks for listening. Please rate us on itunes and spread the word with a friend. There is a reason we're the #1 podcast dedicated to Olympic level running. Find out more at http://podcast.letsrun.com Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/letsrun/73dac9d1-1d1a-4046-bd01-a96d746d7fdc

One of the more important issues that many men struggle with, and something I've struggled with in my past, is being inconsistent in practicing our faith. How does this look? Well, this looks like not spending time with God…not reading the Word…not slowing down long enough to get clarity in our lives. This inconsistency of faith shows up in other areas of our lives in the form of less peace, more stress, greater distractions and being more susceptible to the temptations, including…Getting caught up in focusing on Women, Wealth, and Winning too much. Ultimately, as a result of our inconsistency…we stray away from him and stray away from peaceful and productivity. We end up frustrated at ourselves for cyclically straying away and feel too ashamed to return to relationship with him. We end up thinking…”I really ought to be more consistent. Will this viscous cycle of going to God, and going away from God ever change?”     Listen brother…I get it. I've been there. For the longest, this was the story of my relationship with God. About the only thing that was consistent was just how inconsistent I was.   Here's a breakdown of how we think and what happens…   We definitely our faith and relationship with God is important enough to address and pay some level of attention to, but not important enough to prioritize.   We believe… “I'm so busy…I don't have time to commit to developing my faith.” Therefore, Life gets busy…spiritual life gets edged out Next thing you know…you are feeling far from God Then we end up living in such a way that is opposite of the man we desire to be   As a result: Our faith becomes a part of life instead of the foundation our work and lives should reflect Relationship with God becomes convenient and comfortable instead of consistent     HOWEVER, here is what I've found… Our relationship with God is not just A PART of our lives…but our lives fall APART without a consistent relationship with God. Greater the Cost = Greater the consistency. What I mean is this. What matters the most to us is…guess what? US!!! We were born and have always been selfish. We eat, breath, and sleep thinking about us and our problems. God asks for the exact thing we care about the most…which is us. Once we pay up…once we pay with ourselves, we WITH NO DOUBT become more consistent in our relationship with God. I can prove it! I paid almost $200K to go to medical school. And guess what…I CONSISTENTLY SHOWED UP. When we pay a significant cost for something, we will consistently show up. God is asking us to yield our lives, ourselves to him. I get it's scary…but you have no idea the greatness that awaits on the other side of that cost! Better said…that investment of yourself to him!     Which leads me to the #1 reason why men struggle with consistency in their faith:   PRIDE!!   We fail to see or accept, that we really ain't running things We fail to accept help around us We fail to follow something greater We fail to yield to God as the only one who sits on the throne of our lives   Since we believe these things…then our behavior reflects it. When we know we don't know something…we are more willing to follow someone's lead. Think about it: When we lost, we ask for directions (at least I hope you do…lol) and yield to help from someone who knows more than us. When we need expert advice, like from a doctor or a lawyer, we again yield to someone who knows more than us   Not until (1) you willingly admit you can't do it on your own, OR (2) it hurts bad enough to ask for help, do we conclude that we need God.   That was my story. I tried to work on my actions…change my decisions…work harder…tried to focus more. It wasn't until I finally said…”God, I need your help, and I can't do life without you”, that things changed!   So how can we be more consistent in our relationship with God.   Cost: We must pay the cost. We must INVEST in our relationship with God. We must continually invest more and more of ourselves. And as we do, we will experience more and more consistency. The greater the cost (aka investment), the greater the consistency. Therefore, we must yield. Community: When we surround ourselves with other ELITE MEN…men who desire to walk with God and value the importance of prioritizing a relationship with him, then we can improve our consistency with God. Chronicle: What I mean by ‘Chronicle' is we must understand ‘The story of God'. Read the Bible and understand it is NOT a religious book. It is a great instruction manual on how to be effective in life   So, question…Are you willing to yield?   I want you to imagine a life of being the man you've desired and dreamed of being. It awaits on the other side of investing in your relationship with God, by yielding.   If you need help, book a 1:1 Discovery Call with me at https://drbradmd.com Talk to you soon, Dr. Brad

Billiken Soccer defeats Duke, earns a place in Elite 8. Men's Basketball Illinois State & Stephen F Austin Reviews, Boise State and UAB Preview WBB Florida and Florida Gulf Coast Recap

“We seek the approval of other people at the demise of our soul…” Pastor Vincent Campbell   Ain't that the truth!!   Pastor Vincent Campbell is a BEAST when it comes to leading and mentoring men! I've had the privilege to see him speak live at multiple men's conferences and after hearing his personal story and the impact he's had on other men (including myself)…I HAD to interview him. He is the lead pastor at The Faith Center in Atlanta and an author, successful entrepreneur of multiple businesses, and national speaker.   In this interview we discuss why men prioritize our success in our career and business over our success in other areas of life (i.e. faith, family, health, etc.). He talks about the difference between ‘success vs pseudosuccess' and how pseudosuccess is destroying our lives. He believes one of our problems is that we seek to be validated as men in all the wrong places.   We then talk about the tips and strategies that he believes we should apply to begin to live like ELITE MEN…by succeeding at work AND winning in life. He talks about the 3 H's men need to address in order for us to overcome the problems preventing us from being ELITE. We also discuss two (2) ways men can learn…either by (1) mistakes or (2) mentors. We both agreed that mentorship is a much better way to learn because it limits mistakes.   Make sure you follow Pastor Vincent Campbell @pastorvincentcampbell on Facebook and Instagram Enjoy! See you soon, Dr. Brad

The cyclocross social podcast is back for the 2021-22 season! Today Noah isby Issam and Twan to talk about the second day of the european championships on Col du Vam! The main talk is about the great mens race. Hermans an Van der Haar certainly entertained us, but did Belgium throw away (another) win? And what was up with Iserbyt today? The second part of the podcast is about the Womens U23 and Mens Womens race. Would Pieterse have won without a crash? What is up with Van Empel? And what about the other riders in the top 10?. For the junior mens race we talk about the ride of Dockx, Haverdings and some other riders including our own Oliver Akers! Listen to this, and much more, in this episode of the cyclocross social podcast! Any comments, reactions and feedback can be sent to Noah@cyclocrosss.com

Raw audio interviews from the 2021 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Downhill in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. Thank you to SRAM for their support of our race coverage.Interviews in orderEmilie Siegenthaler on RetiringMyriam Nicole, Elite Women's WinnerIzabela Yankova, Junior Women's WinnerLoris Vergier, Elite Men's WinnerPA - Loris Vergier's mechanicJackson Goldstone, Junior Men's WinnerTahnee Seagrave, Elite Women's 2nd placeLoic Bruni, Elite Men's 2nd placeVali Holl, Elite Women's 3rd placeThibaut Daprela, Elite Men's 3rd placeAmaury Pierron, Elite Men's 4th placeEddie MastersKade Edwards

Race season is in full swing & joining us for this episode of the pod are 5 x Elite Men's World Cup Champion Intense Factory Racing's Aaron Gwin, 2020 Elite Women's World Champion Dorval AM Commencal's Camille Balanche, 2019 British Champion NS Bikes UR's Joe Breeden & Sports Physiotherapist Aaron Dobie gives us an update on Jack's shoulder. Social stuff if you'd like to follow: @aarongwin1 @cam.bal @joe_breeden17 @dobiept @makingupthenumbersracing @jackreading_mtb The Making Up The Numbers podcast is sponsored by: Hope Technology www.hopetech.com @hopetech J-Tech Suspension www.j-techsuspension.co.uk @jtechsuspension Revolution Bike Park www.revolutionbikepark.co.uk @revolutionbp Ride Southern Spain www.ridesouthernspain.com @ridesouthernspain Schwalbe www.schwalbe.com @schwalbetyresuk Singletrack www.singletrackworld.com @singletrackmag #downhill #mtbpodcast #lesgetsworldcup #downhillmtb #mtbracing

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We can't remember when we had a weekend as busy as this. Ben and Garrett recap the clash of powerhouse programs at the Silver State XC Challenge, discuss their major takeaways from the BIG 10 Championships and detail the elite-level distance performances from a wild weekend on the indoor oval. Nico Young's Collegiate Debut (3:23) BYU Takes Down Limited Northern Arizona Squad (8:40) Gauging Notre Dame's Recent Performance (13:34) BYU Women Flex Depth, NAU & Boise State Run Well (17:01) Great Coverage of the BIG 10 XC Championships (19:57) Men's BIG 10 XC Team Race Recap (21:59) Kusche Holds Off Davis for Win (27:09) Hertenstein & Hasz Battle For Title (28:30) Michigan State Women Defend BIG 10 Title (30:17) Wisconsin Women Struggle (32:57) Christian Noble's Record Controversy (35:42) Oregon Shatters DMR Collegiate Record (37:30) Jason Gomez Validates Breakout With 2:49 Split (41:33) Elite Men's 3k Times (43:12) Oregon Men & Smulders Post Sub-Four Miles (46:20) Gregory & Izzo Post Incredible Weekend Double (47:59) Wayment's Big 4:35 Mile Performance (49:21) Sage Hurta's Statement Race (51:37) Henes' Incredible Double & Steelman's Big Debut (53:10)

Although we're in the middle of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 UCI cyclocross world championship has been approved and is moving forward as scheduled for January 30 and 31, 2021. This race promises epic battles for the world title in a course that features a huge beach sand section, plus challenging climbing on two steep flyovers. This episode previews the Ostende, Belgium course, the COVID-19 protocol that will be in place, and the favored athletes who are in podium contention. Finally, you'll get my predictions for the Elite Men, Elite Women, U23 Men, and U23 Women categories. Thanks for listening to the Inside Cyclocross podcast from RideCX!

Dr. Brad Bellard is a performance coach, MD, speaker, and best-selling author. Recently, he launched his Elite Men's Summit which launched Dec 1. and offers a new speaker everyday to help high achieving men succeed at work and win at life. We also talked about the importance of mentorship, maximizing personal and professional performance and living out the best version of yourself.    Brad talks about finding mentors at a young age and how they influenced his career. Surround yourself around people who are better than you. Learn from the peole in your life who have already succeeded. Ask yourself if you're where you want to be in your life. Are you lacking somewhere in your life? He has a plan to get you focused and more ambitious.   Register for his summit at  www.elitemensummit.com 

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Justin Stenstrom is a nationally-acclaimed life coach, author, entrepreneur, and speaker. He is the founder of EliteManMagazine.com and the host of both the Elite Man Podcast and The Justin Stenstrom Show where he interviews some of the best self-development experts in the world including guests like Robert Greene, Bas Rutten, Rich Franklin, Sean Stephenson, Neil Patel, John Romaniello, and many […]