Podcasts about itu world triathlon

Miguel es Lic. en Mercadotécnica Internacional y atleta profesional. En este episodio Miguel nos platica de su transición de nadador a triatleta, su desarrollo en categorias hasta llegar a ser Elite y representante de la selección mexicana de triatlón.Nos platica también de su participación en diferentes eventos nacionales e internacionales, el sistema de ranking para clasificar a Juegos Olímpicos, la dificultad economica a la que se enfrentan muchos triatletas mexicanos, la importancia de disfrutar de los días buenos y malos, entre otras cosas.

An interview with 2019 ITU World Triathlon Champion Katie Zaferes! Katie went on a meteoric rise from 2015 finishing 5th, then each year climbing a spot - 4th, 3rd, 2nd, World Champion, and will be competing at the Tokyo Olympics. She is also a staggering 23-time ITU World Triathlon Series medalist ! She has an amazingly strong mind and a great attitude. She has fascinating thoughts about "process" and has learned with adversity about getting over obstacles. Website: https://www.EvolutionOfLeaders.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChXe7AGqkLRzpvm1yblIvjw Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/evolution-of-leaders/id1533928112 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darwinevolutionofleaders Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darwinli25/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darwin-li-5697581/ How to reach Katie! https://www.instagram.com/kzaferes6/?hl=en http://www.katiezaferes.com/  

This week’s interview Richard Murray needs no introduction to most of the triathlon fans in the World. Richard finished 4th at the Rio Olympics, a few agonising seconds short of the podium, after running through the field. He has multiple wins and podiums at ITU World Triathlon events. We talk about his recent controversial 5km ‘training run’ - where he unofficially broke the South African road 5km record in 13.37. We hear how he ran 15.03 for 5k as a 16 year old - IN BARE FEET! - and hear his thoughts on his competition for the podium in Tokyo.Show Sponsors:https://www.precisionhydration.com/ - Leaders in triathlete sweat testing and hydration, with multi-strength electrolytes that match how you sweat. Get 15% off your first order With the code OXYGENADDICT15Thriva.co - Take health tracking to a new level with your personalised at-home finger-prick blood test. Use code OXYGENADDICT10 for %10 off all subscriptionshttp://team.oxygenaddict.com - Join as an annual member in May 2020, and we’ll extend your coaching membership until the end of September 2021. Start planning your post-Covid racing season, and get fit the right way :) Any questions? You can book a skype call with Rob or the Team here: https://calendly.com/team-oxygenaddict/sept-podcast-offerJoin us for our Zwift - OxygenAddict Triathlon Podcast Power Hour interval training session, Tuesdays at 7.15pm UK time. Check the Zwift listings for details!You can find Alan Murchison at @Performance.chef on instagram, and you can get his book ‘The Cycling Chef’ at amazon here: bit.ly/alanmurchOur Patrons : Support the show with a monthly or one off donation - thanks so much for your support!Join the Oxygenaddict Triathlon Community page on facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/666558563716897/Listen on Spotify: http://bit.ly/OATriPodSpotifyListen on iTunes: http://bit.ly/OATriPodiTunesSome links are affiliate links, which mean that we may get paid commission if you make a purchase via the link, or using the code, at no extra cost to you.

Vincent Luis is one of the fastest men in the world of Triathlon. Blistering swim speed, incredible bike power, and a lightening run. He kicked off his career winning the World junior championships in 2008. A few years later he finished 11th at the 2012 London Olympics Games. By 2015 he was on the podium of the ITU World Triathlon series. At the Rio Olympics, he was 7thHe has slowly but surely edged his way to the top of the world. Finishing 2nd in the World Series in 2018, then finally after 11 years since his junior world title, he won the ITU World Championship title in 2019. He’s a man with passion, patience, and persistence and is squeezing everything he can out of himself to be the best he can… which I believe is the best in the world and a strong favorite for Olympic Gold in Tokyo 2021.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to a brand new episode of Oilersnation Radio that's hot and fresh out the kitchen and ready to lead you into the weekend. This week, we look at the incredible photo that came out from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' wedding, Josh Archibald's new contract, and a whole lot more. To kick off this week's episode, we analyzed the unbelievable photo of former and current Oilers rocking Nation Gear that came out from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' wedding and how we couldn't believe it. On Monday afternoon's Real Life Podcast, we talked a little bit about how the idea came together, but, at that time, we weren't sure whether or not we'd actually see the players wearing them. From there, we got back to some Oilers talk with a look at Josh Archibald's contract as we tried to decide whether or not he'll be an upgrade over the guys currently slotted in the bottom-six. Next up, we looked at the latest round of Milan Lucic rumours, including a break down of the big man making his way down the highway to Calgary in exchange for James Neal. Could a trade of this magnitude actually happen between the Oilers and Flames? Lastly, we finished the show off with a recap of the ITU World Triathlon that Cooom, Rick, and Jay competed in this past week.   

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to a brand new episode of Oilersnation Radio that's hot and fresh out the kitchen and ready to lead you into the weekend. This week, we look at the incredible photo that came out from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' wedding, Josh Archibald's new contract, and a whole lot more. To kick off this week's episode, we analyzed the unbelievable photo of former and current Oilers rocking Nation Gear that came out from Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' wedding and how we couldn't believe it. On Monday afternoon's Real Life Podcast, we talked a little bit about how the idea came together, but, at that time, we weren't sure whether or not we'd actually see the players wearing them. From there, we got back to some Oilers talk with a look at Josh Archibald's contract as we tried to decide whether or not he'll be an upgrade over the guys currently slotted in the bottom-six. Next up, we looked at the latest round of Milan Lucic rumours, including a break down of the big man making his way down the highway to Calgary in exchange for James Neal. Could a trade of this magnitude actually happen between the Oilers and Flames? Lastly, we finished the show off with a recap of the ITU World Triathlon that Cooom, Rick, and Jay competed in this past week.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heute sprechen wir über unser Wochenende in Grieskirchen. Denn während in Roth und Klagenfurt auf der Langdistanz gekämpft wurde, oder in Hamburg der Schlachtruf "Poststraße" beim ITU World Triathlon über den Rathausplatz hallte, sind wir in der Nähe von Linz im Kreis gefahren. 21 km pro Runde auf Anschlag. Und das mit 2-4 h Pause 24h lang.

Happy Friday, citizens! Welcome to a brand new episode of Oilersnation Radio to lead you into the weekend and give you a fill of Oilers news that you won't get anywhere else. This week, we recap the start of free agency, the ongoing Jesse Puljujarvi saga, and take a few swings on what Ken Holland might be up to next. With the opening days of free agency in the books, we got the band back together to talk about the moves Ken Holland pulled out on July 1st. While some Oilers fans were upset about the lack of sexy signings, the team basically did what they could given the lack of cap space they had to work with. One of the more controversial signings that did happen was the acquisition of former Calgary Flames goalie Mike Smith, so we walked through the signing and wondered how he will work with Mikko Koskinen. Sticking with free agency, we looked at the players that are left on the board and wondered if any of them might land in Oilers silks come October. Changing gears, we looked at the Jesse Puljujarvi saga and the rumour that the Los Angeles Kings could have interest in the maligned former fourth overall pick. From there, Wanye walked us through his experience at the Edmonton Stingers game and described what it was like to sit courtside like Drake. Lastly, Jay 'the Squire' Downton called into the show to talk about the ITU World Triathlon that's coming up on July 21-22nd and how he will be competing against Rick and Cooom to see who will walk away with bragging rights for life. 

Happy Friday, citizens! Welcome to a brand new episode of Oilersnation Radio to lead you into the weekend and give you a fill of Oilers news that you won't get anywhere else. This week, we recap the start of free agency, the ongoing Jesse Puljujarvi saga, and take a few swings on what Ken Holland might be up to next. With the opening days of free agency in the books, we got the band back together to talk about the moves Ken Holland pulled out on July 1st. While some Oilers fans were upset about the lack of sexy signings, the team basically did what they could given the lack of cap space they had to work with. One of the more controversial signings that did happen was the acquisition of former Calgary Flames goalie Mike Smith, so we walked through the signing and wondered how he will work with Mikko Koskinen. Sticking with free agency, we looked at the players that are left on the board and wondered if any of them might land in Oilers silks come October. Changing gears, we looked at the Jesse Puljujarvi saga and the rumour that the Los Angeles Kings could have interest in the maligned former fourth overall pick. From there, Wanye walked us through his experience at the Edmonton Stingers game and described what it was like to sit courtside like Drake. Lastly, Jay 'the Squire' Downton called into the show to talk about the ITU World Triathlon that's coming up on July 21-22nd and how he will be competing against Rick and Cooom to see who will walk away with bragging rights for life.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Dubai Wave Podcast’s influential Season 3 continues with a riveting conversation with one of Dubai's ultimate music industry insiders! Thrilled to present our world exclusive with the one and only Saif and Sound. A UAE based Radio Host, DJ and MC: his Music and entertainment company “Saif and Sound” has taken the Dubai music industry by storm! Produced by Dr. Spencer Striker, Digital Media Professor at the American University in Dubai, the show is created with the help of a talented student production team at AUD. About SaifA music "multitasker" - is how Time Out Abu Dhabi describes Saif. Born in the capital city of UAE, Abu Dhabi, he started his career in 2005, as he was a DJ for various pool parties, school proms and private events as a teenager. He has grown to achieve numerous achievements in the region that gained him an established reputation, along with an active and growing fan base. Saif starred in the ‘Anghami’ app advertisement, which was broadcast across all MBC channels. He was also invited to speak at ‘Ted Talks’, an internationally popular motivational speaking event. ‘Yasalam’ (Flash Entertainment), one of UAE’s biggest events during Formula 1, invited Saif to be a mentor for the ‘Emerging Talent Competition 2015’. Saif is the official Brand Ambassador for the online platform of daily deals in UAE, ‘CutWallet’. Also, check out Saif’s updates in local magazine ‘Tempo’ on a monthly basis. In April 2015, Saif introduced his new company ‘The Project’, a DJ Booking and promotion agency that offers services of club promotion as well as a DJ line-up. Having previously worked with most of the A-list nightclubs and venues in Abu Dhabi, such as People by Crystal, Saadiyat Beach Club, Sax Club, ‘Musicology’ at Stills Bar, The Yacht Club, Legends, Up and Below, and more: ‘The Project’ is continuing to gain recognition for delivering top eventsSaif and Sound is one of the most established personalities in the Music & Entertainment industry in the UAE. Having taken part in some of the region’s biggest events. Saif’s ability to perform at the highest level comes as second nature. As a result, he has performed in the industry’s biggest events. Saif began as a record breaker. At 19 he was the youngest ever radio host in the UAE. Inspired and driven by his passion for the music industry, Saif now hosts the “Drive Show” on 104.8 FM Channel 4, one of the most popular radio shows in the country. Saif’s unique style has earned him a reputation as one of the region’s favorite radio hosts, consistently providing the best music and most interesting current topics of discussion and entertainment. He has interviewed the likes of Rita Ora, Sean Paul, French Montana, Craig David, Tiesto, Mark Ronson, and more! Away from the Radio, Saif has performed in the region’s biggest events such as the 2017 & 2018 FIFA Club World Cup, 2019 AFC Asian Cup, Abu Dhabi F1 Grand Prix, Dubai Cares Walk for Education 2019 and 3 Editions of Beats on the Beach alongside J. Cole, Travis Scott, Jason Derulo and more! Saif’s stellar reputation is well known among industry greats, with legendary Hip Hop Artist Juicy J specifically requesting for Saif to open a crowd of 30,000. This reputation has led Saif to open for the world’s biggest names in Coldplay, Katy Perry, Nicki Minaj, Cheb Khalid, Sam Smith and more! His ability and passion for entertaining a crowd has led him to host brilliant events such as Sole DXB, Yasalam Emerging Talent Competition, NEO Run, Red Bull Air Race and the ITU World Triathlon, to name a few. Saif has become one of the most established names in the nightlife scene in the UAE. Brushing shoulders with A-List celebrities as a result, and playing at venues like Mad Yas Island, Billionaire Mansion, Movida, Gotha Club, People by Crystal, Saadiyat Beach Club and many more. Saif has been invited to perform at elite clubs in Miami, London, Germany, Baku and beyond. With a wide social media presence, Saif has carried out social media campaigns for Nissan, Timberland, Sun and Sand Sports, Mall of the Emirates, Huawei, Sennheiser and more.Hosted by: Spencer Striker, PhD, Digital Media professor at the American University in Dubai https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerstriker & Digital Media Student at AUD, Rewan ElHawarySpecial Guest: Saif and SoundOfficial Websites:https://www.facebook.com/saifandsoundofficial/https://soundcloud.com/saifandsoundhttps://saifandsound.com/https://twitter.com/djsaifofficial?lang=bn About the Dubai Wave PodcastThe concept with Dubai Wave is to look at big picture Dubai. Each episode focuses on a unique topic, such as Dubai Fitness; Dubai Social Media; Dubai Food Scene; Dubai Music, etc., with the goal to illuminate a 360-degree viewpoint of all the exciting things happening here, the gem of the Middle East. The impressive guest list to date includes the founder of Dubai’s most influential MMA gym, Tam Khan (Dubai MMA); successful entrepreneur, Anas Bukhash (Dubai Entrepreneurship); the editor of What’s On Dubai, Laura Coughlin (Dubai Magazines); the host of Virgin Radio Dubai, Brent Black, (Dubai Radio); and the first Emirati filmmaker to achieve International acclaim and standing, Ali F. Mostafa, (Dubai Film). Previously, Dr. Striker, with help from talented Digital Media and MBRSC students, launched a successful podcast called Digital Media & Tech in Dubai, focused on the Dubai tech industry, with eight episodes to date, featuring some of Dubai’s most exciting digital thought leaders.Produced by: Carma Al Younes, AUD Digital Media studentEdited by: Aminur Rahman, Podcast ProducerAudio engineering by: AUD Digital Media’s own Anil Mathew James

This raw, lengthy (2h45m!) and in-depth interview with Simon Lessing, 5-time ITU World Triathlon Champion - and Head Coach, Paul Newsome's former training partner - is over 18 years in the making and over a decade since he gave his last audio interview, so be ready for something really special as we dig into the following areas: Simon's background growing up in Apartheid South Africa - what he witnessed and experienced and how this shaped his early years His coaching role model, David McCarney, and his first experiences with swimming one of the world's most prestigious open water swims (the Midmar Mile) at the tender age of 9yrs old and how his stroke technique (which he also terms "Swinger" interestingly enough) really suited him well for open water swimming. We discuss the importance and relevance of this vs the commonly held view that many people are blinded by aesthetics when it comes to understanding what truly makes someone economical in the great outdoors Moving to Europe to race the prestigious French Grand Prix series but the reality and brutality of doing this on zero funds with very little support which Simon attributes positively to his approach to his "do or die" attitude to having to commit and do everything possible to make the best of his talents, hard work and opportunities A run-down of his 5 ITU World Triathlon titles starting in 1992, through 1995 (x2 - Standard and Long Course), 1996 and 1998. Simon also finished 2nd (and denied a 6th title) in a sprint with the Kazakhstan athlete, Dmitry Gaag, who was later banned for the use of EPO Arriving in the UK and how he wasn't universally accepted as being "British" especially up against his great rival, Spencer Smith, who between the two of them, won 8 world titles throughout the 1990s. Simon's mother is British and he is always proud to claim that he never raced for any other country, including his birth country of South Africa. It's easy to look at the 2009 to 2016 period in British triathlon history with the dominance of the Brownlee Brothers and say "that's when Britain really took off in triathlon!" but that would in fact be totally incorrect - Simon's supreme dominance in triathlon over every distance over a period of 20+ years is what truly paved the way and gave everyone in Britain the belief that we could be a true force on the world scene Moving to Bath University as part of the World Class Performance team as funded by the National Lottery in '98/'99 in the build-up to the 2000 Sydney Olympics Games. How effective was this move? How effective was the environment? Was it necessarily the best place for Simon to have been? How did various personalities and agendas play out in arguably the world's leading triathlon training facility at that point in time. Simon's raw and unfiltered look at this period is highly refreshing and gives Paul a wee kick up the bum to boot! Preparing and racing the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. What was the new draft-legal environment like? Did it suit Simon? What was the game plan? How did it unfold? History shows Simon's place of 9th overall was a huge disappointment for himself and everyone that supported him (including Paul Newsome on his couch in Bath with his student mates - including a young Leanda Cave - watching in eager anticipation in the wee hours) and Simon candidly digs into this whole period as we also reflect on the adjustment to Simon's training methodologies to prepare for what was essentially a brand new sport (draft legal) where everything was very new tactically Life after competing and what Simon brings these days to the athletes that are lucky enough to be coached by him You can read more about what Simon is up to these days at www.bouldercoaching.com It is with great appreciation that we thank Simon for this excellent interview!

I don't believe there is a more humble champion athlete out there than Jo King. So how does Jo cope and perform against the best Australian triathletes through the golden era of Australian Triathlon as they race towards the 2000 Sydney Olympics?

ONE STEP AHEAD: Energy deficits induced by exercise or diet. WORKOUT OF THE WEEK: Feeling inspired after watching an Ironman? Bevan gives us some basic tips to consider if you're thinking of signing up. HOT PROPERTY INTERVIEW - AARON ROYLE: Aaron Royle is an Australian ITU athlete who has been training with Jamie Turners' Wollongong Wizards since he moved to Wollongong at the age of 18. A former U-23 World Triathlon champion Royle first represented his country in 2009 when he competed in the youth Olympics and then raced for Australia again at the Junior World Championships in the same year. In 2014 Aaron competed in the Men's Triathlon at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and was a member of the Bronze medal-winning Mixed Relay team. With five top-10 finishes in his last five ITU World Triathlon races, including a podium finish in Stockholm and achieving early automatic qualification to represent Australia at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, the 25 year old has now earned his place in the upper echelon of the sport. GEEK OUT: Does foot size affect running efficiency? Heavy breathing for swim performance. 5 MIN FOCUS: TPU is coming to Adelaide - 16/17 April 2016. Bevan talks to David Schell, Director of Education for Training Peaks, about Training Peaks University. CONTACT US: Go to http://www.fitter.co.nz for show notes and links. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/fitter.co.nz for the latest news and information. Mikki Williden can be found at https://www.facebook.com/mikkiwillidennutrition