Podcasts about ultra triathlon

Welcome to episode 166.  In this episode I have the great oportunity to reconnect with Jonathan Ruiz.  We last chatted back in episode 127 where he shared his journey from 400 to 200 pounds through bariatric surgery and completing the Gulf Coast 70.3.  That was incredible.  In this episode we talk about his most recent adventure.  An Ultra Triathlon.  Wow! This is a terrific story. Enjoy. Coach Todd www.nolimitstriathlon.com 

Over 150 years of experience are on the podcast today.  A big list of big names in the Ultraman/515 world join me for a round table discussion.   All of my guests bring unique experiences and backgrounds as we establish some history of the sport before discussing its current state and where we see it moving in the future.  Resources mentioned in this episode:Ultra TriFest CanadaUltra 515 World Wide ChampionshipsUltraman HawaiiUltraman World ChampionshipsUM Arizona UM Florida Ultraman Wales (UMUK)Ultra MX 515UM Canada Ironman Canada UltraCzech 515 Ultraman Israel Sahara TriathlonUltra 355 Siberman Ultraman IndiaUltra Tri 515  RD (Dominican)Ultra 520 K CanadaIronman World Championships Ultraman AustraliaShout outs and mentions in this episode:Kurt Madden (S5E3)Nick Mallett ​​ (S2E12)Petr Vabrousek (S2E2)    Ben Peresson (S5E1)Alex Luna (S4E6)Jeff Morris (S4E8)Steve King (S1E1) (S1E2) (S1E3)Jen McVeay (S2E8)Jim CollinsCurtis TylerJane Bockus (S1E4)Steve Brown (S2E13)Jean King Maria BrownSimon SmithTony HortonLucy Ryan (S2E5)Consuela LivelyDarren WelshClaire PeressonCory FoulkAlexandre Ribeiro   Sergio CordeiroPaulo Calil Hayden LyonsVan Sanchez (S1E6) (S2E13) (S3E9)Rick Kent (S3E8)Don IsbellVirgina IsbellRudy von Berg Carlos Dolabella  Ivan Albino Simon Cochrane (S4E8)Lionel SandersSheryl Cobb (S2E6)  (S3E11)Dave Cobb  (S2E6)   Kate Bevilaqua (S5E10)Amy Van TasselAntonina ReznikovDede Greisbauer (S3E13) Richard ThompsonMaxim Knyezev  (S1E4)  Vanuza Marciel Brad SawaScott Molina Scott Tinley Dave ScottMark AllenMartin Luther King Jr.Amy Robataille (S3E5)A.A. Girard Leanda Cave (S1E8)Carl Read Chris McDonald Show Contributors:Host : Larry Ryan Contributing Raconteur : Steve KingAnnouncer : Mary Jo DionneProduction : 5Five EnterprisesMusic  :  Run by 331For show notes and past guests, please visit the Podcast Website: https://515theultrapodcast.buzzsprout.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/515TheUltraPodcastInsta : 515theultrapodcastEmail : 515Ultraman@gmail.com

Minha convidada de hoje teve contato com o esporte desde a infância e o basquete foi a modalidade que a acompanhou até a adolescência. Influenciada pelo pai, aprendeu a ouvir os jogos de futebol através da rádio AM. Entrou para a faculdade, começou a trabalhar, casou e o esporte se limitou a academia, passeios de bicicleta com a filha e até algumas poucas aulas de jazz. Em 2012 começou a ter aulas de natação, aquela altura, com 33 anos de idade. No ano seguinte começou a correr e estreou a sua primeira travessia aquática, de apenas 750 metros. No ano de 2014 descobriu a modalidade do aquathlon e participou de diversas competições. Comprou então a sua minha primeira bicicleta, uma Caloi 10, estreou em provas de duathlon e participou pela primeira vez da maior e mais tradicional ultramaratona aquática do Brasil, a 14 Bis. 2015 foi o ano da sua estréia no triathlon e em 2016 correu sua primeira maratona e voltou a nadar a 14Bis. Sentiu-se então preparada para enfrentar o maior desafio esportivo até então, o Ironman em Florianópolis, no ano de 2017. Desde então ela vem crescendo as distâncias e evoluindo como ser humano, como mulher e como mãe. Participou do Cabra da Peste, duas vezes do UB515, correu sozinha os 75km da ultra maratona Bertioga Maresias, participou do Insanoman Hard, do duplo Ironman no Brasil Ultra Tri no ano passado e este ano, do triplo Ironman. Conosco aqui a fisioterapeuta do trabalho, a terapeuta holística que não tem tempo a perder, recordista Pan-Americana de Ultra Triathlon, mogimiriana Fernanda Aparecida de Morais. Inspire-se! SIGA e COMPARTILHE o Endörfina através do seu app preferido de podcasts. Contribua também com este projeto através do Apoia.se. Um oferecimento da @probioticaoficial. Desafios e conquistas fazem parte de uma jornada de quem ousa se superar a cada dia. A Jornada PRO continua e nossa próxima largada será no Mundial de Ironman, no dia 14 de outubro. 10% das compras , com o cupom ALMATRI de 20% OFF no site da Probiótica, serão revertidos para o Projeto Pro Cicles. Compre kits personalizados, inspirados na linha de produtos utilizados pela triatleta profissional @pami_oliveira em sua jornada de preparação.  O cupom dará, também, direito a participação em experiências exclusivas como treinões com a participação da atleta e a transmissão ao vivo da prova. Demos o start em agosto e essa temporada segue até o final do mundial de Kona, em 14/10. E você acompanha todos os movimentos dessa Jornada Pro através dos perfis da Probiótica, da ALMATRI, do TRI SPORT Magazine e daqui do Endörfina podcast. Junte-se a nós nessa Jornada e vamos juntos torcer pela Pamêlla! Um oferecimento da @pinkcheeksbrasil. Idealizada e desenvolvida por mulheres apaixonadas por esportes, a Pink Cheeks é uma marca brasileira, pioneira no segmento de dermocosméticos de alta performance, inovando com o conceito do sportcare. Reconhecida por grande expertise em proteção solar devido aos altos fatores de proteção UVA e UVB, a Pink Cheeks conta com linha completa para proteção facial, corporal e até capilar, com produtos de alta qualidade e alta resistência à água e ao suor. A linha também conta com produtos que minimizam os atritos causados por esportes, desenvolvidos especialmente de atletas para atletas. Além da inovação com o conceito do sportcare, o diferencial da Pink está na união da proteção de alta performance, beleza e multifuncionalidade, e conta com uma linha completa de maquiagem com proteção solar e resistência à água e ao suor. Os produtos são altamente indicados para qualquer tipo de movimento, possuem fórmulas veganas, sem parabenos, são fáceis de utilizar e com sensorial muito agradável na pele. Podem ser utilizados a partir dos dois anos de idade. Visite o site www.pinkcheeks.com.br/endorfina e aproveite para utilizar o cupom especial ENDORFINAPINK e ganhe 10% de desconto em sua compra.      

This episode is brought to you by www.thebikeaffair.com If you are in search of a one-stop destination that caters to all your cycling needs, our today's sponsor, The Bike Affair, is the perfect place to check out! With over 14 years of experience, The Bike Affair has established itself as a trusted source offering honest advice and exceptional service. They are offering a special treat for the listeners of this podcast. You can enjoy a 10% discount on your first order by using the code 'BIKEYVENKY' on their website.  Visit their bike store in Hyderabad or shop online by using the link www.thebikeaffair.com     For many of us, completing an Ironman is a big thing. The thought of swimming for 3.8km followed by 180km cycling and then running a marathon of 42.2km is hard enough for a lot of us. Not so for today's guest Prashant Hipparagi. Prashant is an ultra triathlete who recently completed Brasil DecaTri which is a race involving completing 10 Ironman distances in one go covering 38km swimming, 1800km cycling and 422km of running in 11 days. Yes, that is right. 10 Ironman distances at one go.     In this episode Prashant shares about his journey in triathlon so far including the experience of completing the Brasil DecaTri. It is amazing how he was able to complete such a hard ultra event without any crew. He was depending on a combination of homemade nutrition made out of peanuts and local hydration drink mix he carried with him to complete such an arduous event. His simplicity and no nonsense approach comes through in this interaction as well. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.       0:00:00 Intro 0:04:20 Relationship with sport growing up 0:06:30 Running to lose weight 0:08:20 Hearing about Ironman 0:10:10 Hawkman tri completion 0:12:00 Ultra Triathlons, Brazil Decaman 0:14:00 Why Triathlon and why Ultra Triathlon? IronCowboy 0:17:10 Weightloss journey, typical diet 0:21:20 Self coaching and coaching others 0:22:30 Kashmir to Kanyakumari ride with friends 0:24:20 Training for DecaTri 0:27:20 DecaTri race format 0:33:20 DecaTri experience Without crew 0:47:30 Bike crash and mechanical 0:50:00 Running with blisters 0:53:00 What next? 20xIronman? 0:55:00 Tips for working athletes 0:58:00 Closing comments        About the Podcast The working athlete podcast is a podcast with and for working athletes from all walks of life and various sports. The goal is to provide inspiration, training tips, mental hacks, time management and life-style advice through conversations with some of the best in sport, from athletes to coaches. If you think you can benefit from this, please consider subscribing so that you don't miss the weekly episodes in future. Who is a working athlete? Someone working fulltime/part-time, entrepreneur or anyone who has to work to make ends meet and doesn't let being busy to stop him/her from pursuing an active lifestyle is a working athlete. I consider stay at home moms/dads who pursue a sport, as working athletes because homemaking is a full-time job. If you like this, share with friends who could be interested. For the visually inclined, a video version of the podcast can be found here: YouTube Other Places you'll find the podcast on: Anchor | RSS | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google podcasts | Pocket Casts | Radio Public | Breaker 

This past summer, Luke Sweet completed his first double iron-distance triathlon (known as a Double Anvil) in just over 30 hours. For those unfamiliar with triathlon, the double anvil consists of a 4.8 mile swim, a 224 mile bike, and a 52 mile run; all in 36 hours or less. Luke possesses a humble tenacity like nobody I've ever met before. This was truly an inspiring conversation and I'm excited to share it with you. Enjoy!Click here to learn more about our charity endurance team: team a.i.

No último podcast Bikehub, Celso Anderson conversou com Reinaldo Tubarão sobre entre outros assuntos, o seu treinamento e preparação nutricional para provas de Ultra Triathlon Aproveite o lançamento da nossa parceria com a Soul Cycles. Entre em contato via whatsapp (11) 98225-0332, compre a sua com condições especiais e ainda leve um presente especial para casa na hora da retirada Encontre tudo sobre vestuário e acessórios na Loja Online Bikehub e compre com frete grátis https://www.loja.bikehub.com.br/ Faça o Caminho da Fé com o Bikehub, clique no link abaixo. Se preferir, só chamar no whatsapp ( 11 ) 98225-0332 Link material Caminho da Fé 2022 Conheça o nosso canal do Youtube e inscreva-se para não perder nenhuma vídeo ou transmissão https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoAR80vYncj7K_buCHGoCBw Conheça nossa Loja Virtual e garanta sua sapatilha italiana Crono, capacetes POC e roupas italianas da Santini: https://www.loja.bikehub.com.br/crono https://www.loja.bikehub.com.br/poc https://www.loja.bikehub.com.br/santini Visite a nossa Loja Física: Rua Conde de Porto Alegre, 1649 - Campo Belo - São Paulo/ SP https://g.co/kgs/yEQ4V5 Aproveite a parceria Bikehub e seguros SURA. Parcele seu seguro em 10x sem juros https://materiais.bikehub.com.br/parceria-bikehub-e-sura Fique por dentro das novidades no nosso Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bikehub_br

MIT «WÜRSCHTLI», «GUMMIBÄRLI», CHIPS UND «SCHINKENBRÖTLI» ZUM SCHWEIZER REKORD Robert Vuketic (49), aufgewachsen in Buchs SG, ist ein Athlet der Extreme. Über alle Distanzen von Short bis IRONMAN ist er ganz vorne dabei, im Ultra-Triathlon (5 IRONMAN in 5 Tagen) hält er sogar den Schweizer Rekord. Und er passt überhaupt nicht in das gängige Klischee des Ultra-Triathleten, der eher langsam, dafür aber sehr lange unterwegs ist. Robert Vuketic überrascht auch, weil er einerseits ein akribischer Daten-Analyst ist («Ich war von Anfang an fasziniert von jegliche Datenmessung»), der seine Werte sehr gut kennt, andererseits aber die Unbekümmertheit in Person ist. FAST MIT FAST-FOOD Auch interessant ist seine Ernährung während den fünf IRONMAN an 5 Tagen, mit «Würschtli», «Gummibärli», Chips und «Schinkenbrötli» war er im August in seiner alten Heimat Buchs am Swiss Ultra in 62 Stunden und 7 Minuten und 11 Sekunden so schnell unterwegs wie kein anderer Schweizer zuvor. · Wie schafft er diesen mühelosen Spagat zwischen Short und Ultra? · Wie hat er den letzten Swiss Ultra, der 2022 in Buchs ausgetragen wurde, erlebt? · Warum sind die Ultra-Triathleten ein ganz besonderes Volk? · Warum gehen ihm die Ultra-Wettkämpfe viel zu schnell vorbei? · Warum ihn seine Mutter nicht versteht. · Was er als Trainer einem Ultra-Rookie raten würde. · Was er in der nächsten Saison vor hat … … und vieles, vieles mehr im spannenden Gespräch mit Robert Vuketic. Hier gehts zum Swiss-Ultra-Film mit u.a. Robert Vuketic und Hildi Helbling (FOLGE 29): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v-TDFQ5h_4 _____________________________ Hier geht's zum Instagram-Profil von Robert Vuketic: https://www.instagram.com/formkurve.ch__rob/ _____________________________ Hier geht's zur Website von Robert Vuketic: https://formkurve.ch/ _____________________________ Hier geht's zur Website von TriStory: https://tristory.news.blog/ _____________________________ Kontakt: tristory@gmx.ch ______________________________ TriStory ist auch auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_tristory/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tristoryCH Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabine-klapper-16b8a91a2 ______________________________ Host Sabine Klapper findet ihr auch auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tribine/ ______________________________ TriStory ist für die Hörerinnen und Hörer kostenlos - und wird es auch bleiben. Darum freue mich über jede finanzielle Unterstützung. Details hier: https://tristory.news.blog/unterstutzung/ oder: IBAN-Zahlungsinfos Empfänger: Sabine Klapper Verwendungszweck: Podcast Kontonummer: 3500-5.224765.9 IBAN: CH89 0070 0350 0522 4765 9

Nesse episódio conversei com o Alê Paiva, triatleta e ultra-triatleta que em sua segunda participação no ironman Brasil já conseguiu a tão sonhada vaga para o mundial de Kona. Conheci o Alê no Ultraman Brasil, o UB515, onde em sua primeira e única participação, conquistou um segundo lugar com uma performance incrível. O detalhe mais importante é que Alê tem diabetes tipo 1 (DM1), uma doença auto-imune onde o portador não produz insulina, mas como ele mesmo fala, a diabetes só o fez mais forte. Conheça a história do Alê. Espero que você curta.

This past summer, Luke Sweet completed his first double iron-distance triathlon (known as a Double Anvil) in just over 30 hours. For those unfamiliar with triathlon, the double anvil consists of a 4.8 mile swim, a 224 mile bike, and a 52 mile run; all in 36 hours or less. Luke possesses a humble tenacity like nobody I've ever met before. This was truly an inspiring conversation and I'm excited to share it with you. Enjoy!Click here to learn more about our charity endurance team: team a.i.

Britain's Got Talent singing star Edward learns to meditate. Eilidh wins the Norseman ultra triathlon. Gareth returns to the remote island of Foula where he grew up.

Abhejali Bernardova (44, Czech Republic) of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team completed an extreme ultra-triathlon from Dover to Prague, during which she covered a total of 1111 km across the 3 disciplines: 34 km swimming, 895 km cycling, 182 km running. It took her 7 days, 12 hours and 5 minutes.    She started on Monday September 13 2021 at 3am from Dover. In very challenging conditions, with the wind at force 5, she swam the English Channel in 15 hours and 33 minutes. The only other successful crossing on the same day was a 5-person relay team. It was her last chance to swim this year and the swim had already been postponed a few times.    Restrictions did not allow her to stay in France, so she had to take a detour back to Dover and then take a ferry to France. She then cycled from Calais to her hometown of Cheb, near the Czech/German border.    The cycling leg, which took her 4 days, was approximately 900 kilometres through France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. She arrived in Cheb on Saturday afternoon, then ran 182km to Prague, arriving on Monday afternoon. Her daily average was 220km cycling and 2 marathons running.    The Czech athlete successfully completed her first English Channel swim 10 years ago. In 2018 she became the 1st Czech, the 10th person in the world, 4th woman and the 1st person from a landlocked country to complete the Oceans Seven*, seven difficult long-distance swims around the world. She is also the only Czech holder of the Triple Crown** of long-distance swimming.    With her ultra-triathlon she aims to connect people and places and inspire others to break down and cross barriers in their own lives. If she can go from the UK to the Czech Republic under her own steam, then we really are closer to each other than we realise, we just put up unnecessary walls between us. She also tries to inspire others to overcome their own limits and show that these limits are often self-created.     (*) Oceans Seven include: English Channel, Gibraltrar Strait, Tsugaru Strait, Catalina Channel, Molokai Channel, North Channel, Cook Strait – all solo, non-wetsuit. See also: https://www.openwaterpedia.com/wiki/Oceans_Seven (**) The Triple Crown includes: English Channel, Catalina Channel, around Manhattan. https://www.openwaterpedia.com/wiki/Triple_Crown_of_Open_Water_Swimming    New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday at 7am UK time - Hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out.    Support the mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast and sign up - super quick and easy to do and it makes a massive difference. Thank you.   Show notes Her love for swimming in the ocean Wanting to share her adventures  Her childhood and growing up in the Czech Republic  Learning to swim in Russia Not coming from a sports family  Hearing about the English Channel Starting meditation at 18 years old with Sri Chinmoy  Wanting to know herself better Wanting to step outside her comfort zone Going to university and getting into running Going after longer and longer distances Running a marathon doing laps “I can do more” Swimming the English Channel in 2011 Getting into flow while swimming Completing the Oceans 7 Challenge in 2018 Coping with the cold water Taking cold showers in the morning Being scared by sharks Beautiful moments while swimming Advice for going further with swimming  Tips and advice for recovery Sleeping for 7 hrs a night Being a Peace Ultra Runner  The Peace Run  Loving the 24hrs races When it gets difficult on the 24hr races Deciding on a new challenge The logistical challenges of putting the plan together Being dependant on the weather for the swim The training involved to get physically ready for the challenge How her body has changed from 34 to 44 Needing more time to recover Finishing in Prague “I can do it - I have already done it” Use your imagination even while training to tell yourself you can do it Why you should DREAM BIG!!!  Future dream challenges Adventure blues…. Thank you to Abhejali   Social Media   Website: abhejali.cz    Instagram: @abhejali  

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Mon invité du jour est un homme de défi….et ce n'est pas un vain mot ! Il a dans sa besace de nombreux records validés au Guinness Book. Natif de Roanne, implanté depuis de nombreuses années dans le Loir-et-Cher, Ludovic CHORGNON a accompli lors de l'été 2015, un défi hors norme. Il a durant 41 jours consécutifs réalisé 41 IRONMAN ! En 2018, il s'est également offert un ULTRA TRIATHLON, l'ENDUROMAN entre Londres et Paris avec une traversée de la Manche… en passant par des épreuves extrêmes autour du cercle polaire ou dans la VALLEE DE MORT. Dans cet épisode Ludo évoque sa relation au sport. Une journée sans, c'est comme un repas sans pain ! Bigorexique pour certains, totalement fou pour d'autres, il n'en reste pas moins un fin connaisseur de son corps, mais aussi de son esprit. Car s'il se veut être un concepteur de l'impossible, chaque défi est préparé de façon méticuleuse. Rien n'est laissé au hasard, tant sur le plan physique que sur le plan mental ! Installé depuis quelques semaines sur l'île de la Réunion, il s'alignera pour sa 10ème DIAGONALE en ce mois d'octobre ! Mais il n'en oubliera pas son département de coeur, le Loir-et-Cher duquel il contribue à sa mise en valeur. Je te remercie Ludo pour ta disponibilité dans ton agenda surchargé, ton tempérament pétillant et pour cet entretien enregistré en début d'été, à quelques jours de ton IRONMAN dans la Vallée de la Mort aux USA qui n'a pu se tenir. Je vous laisse en compagnie de Ludovic CHORGNON, alias Ludo le Fou pour ce nouvel épisode du podcast A COTE DE MES POMPES ! Liens de l'épisode sur lesquels vous pourrez retrouver Ludovic: - Page INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/defi41_ironxtrem - Page FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/defi41 - Site web IRON X TREM : http://www.ironxtrem.com/ ❤️ N'hésitez pas à me laisser un message , via les liens suivants : https://linktr.ee/acotedemespompes Belle écoute à vous !

You probably know Dede Griesbauer by her voice, if you've ever tuned into an IRONMAN Live race broadcast. A professional triathlete (multi-time Ironman champion and top-10 Kona finisher), she provides expert commentary on the IM broadcasts. In 2020, she added a new discipline to her repertoire: she raced Ultraman Florida, winning the women's title and setting a race record of 22:48:31. On the podcast today, we dive deep into Ultraman with Dede!

PODCAST #DFRDN "Erfolgsglück - Die Freiheit ruft Deinen Namen" Im #DFRDN Interview der Ultratriathlet und Extremsportler Norbert Lüftenegger. Der Gesamtweltcupsieger und Weltrekordhalter spricht über seinen Werdegang: „Vom Jakobsweg zum Ultra-Triathlon“ und über sein Leben vor dem Extremsport.   Er spricht darüber, wie wichtig es ist, den ersten Schritt zu machen und die eigene Komfortzone zu überschreiten. Weiters meint der erfolgreiche Extremsportler, dass Erfolg mehr ist als Siege und Rekorde. Folge dem Ruf Deiner inneren Stimme und höre in dieses Interview rein … Norbert Lüftenegger - www.norbert-lueftenegger.at 07/2021 

 James Whittle and Tom Caulfield, two adventurers from London in 2015 decided that they wanted to tackle one of the hardest challenges on the planet. A 3,000 mile row across the Atlantic which they did unaided and with no experience whatsoever. The Tempest Two was born.It became their mission ever since to inspire people to step out of their comfort zone and show that anyone can achieve extraordinary things. The Tempest Two then set out to learn a new skill and take on new adventures. Summiting Mont Blanc with no previous climbing experience, motorbiking from London to the Sahara having passed their driving test a week before, taking on the world's first Ultra Triathlon in Patagonia and climbing El Captan with only 18 months climbing experience.Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what the boys are up to on Instagram and their website The Tempest Two. The Rad Season Action Sports and Adventure Show goes live every week on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. Every Monday, the Show drops as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Like what you hear? Read more by following this link: radseason.com

This episode is PURE MOTIVATION! If you're in a lull or struggling to get your lovely butt off the couch: tune in. On today's show I'm talking to Melissa Urie: ultra endurance athlete, Ironman + Uberman woman and an embodiment of will power & mental strength. I was frankly mind-blown when I heard her talking about her 33 km (21 mile) swim in the open Pacific ocean. Sounds insane? Yes. Impossible? No. It's a good one, this episode! And it was so much fun recording! Thank you, Mel! You rock. Race distances so you get a feel for what we’re talking about: Sprint/Beginner’s triathlon: 750 m swim - 20 km bike - 5 km run Long-distance/Ironman: 3.8 km swim - 180 km bike - 42.2 km run Uberman = the world's most challenging Ultra Triathlon: 33 km (21 mile) swim - 644 km (400 mile) bike - 217 km (135 mile) run Swim in Catalina Channel then ride from LA to Furnace Creek and run Furnace Creek to Death Valley (top of Mt. Whitney). You can find full show notes below or on the episode page: kathrinhecht.com/podcast-episode-29 Liked this episode? Share it with a friend & give some extra love: paypal.me/KathrinKatHecht

Ein Morgenspaziergang mit Bernhard Nuss, dem Eisernen Franken (Laufpodcast)Mitten in Nürnberg wohnt ein Extremsportler, der die Grenzen locker durchbricht, die wir als erreichbar und möglich halten. Unfassbare 66 mal (!!!!!) absolvierte Bernhard im Kalenderjahr 2019 eine Triathlon Langdistanz. Da liegt es doch sehr nahe dass wir mit Bernhard einen Morgenspaziergang mach wollten um ihn auf seine Erlebnisse und Erkenntnisse anzusprechen.Bernhard, wir danken Dir nochmals für diesen kurzweiligen Lauf mit Dir, der uns viel über den Ultra-Ultra- Sport und die Willensstärke dahinter gelernt hat-. Diese Laufpodcast Episode ist ein Muss für alleLauf - FansTriathlon - EnthusiastenUltra - SportlerAusdauer - FreaksMotivations - GurusUnd vor allem noch: Wir meinen, jeder Franke sollte doch eigentlich die Geschichten über den Eisernen Freanken kennen.Also hört rein, es lohnt sich ;-)Für mehr Infos, schaut Euch mal die Social Media Kanäle von Bernhard an.https://www.facebook.com/bernhard.nusshttps://www.instagram.com/bernhardnusspersonaltrainer/http://www.nwa-nuernberg.de/trainer/bernhard_nuss.htmlVielen Dank an Bernhard nochmals für diesen MorgenspaziergangThorsten & FloUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to row across the Atlantic Ocean, climb El Capitan, or complete a world-first Ultra-Triathlon through Patagonia? Well, The Tempest Two can help with that. In the first episode of Let's Shape The Future, they join host Ben Dickinson to discuss exactly what it takes to complete extreme challenges - and how any average person can do exactly the same. Growth mindset, removing the word 'can't', and Christmas at sea are also on the agenda - with The Tempest Two sharing details of the highs, lows and everything in between. If you enjoy listening, please leave a review! Feel free to send me a message on LinkedIn - and don't forget to share the podcast with friends, colleagues, family and anyone else you think would also enjoy!

Für unsere heutige Folge haben wir uns einen besonderen Gast eingeladen: Den Ultra-Triathleten Norbert Lüftenegger. Norbert erzählt uns eindrucksvoll über seinen Weg vom Partygänger zum mehrfachen Weltrekordhalter im Ultra-Triathlon. Wie er es schafft mit einem Trainingspensum von 15-20 Stunden pro Woche extreme Leistungen auf Weltklasse-Niveau abzurufen. Und das neben einem Vollzeit-Job. Dabei sind nicht nur seine sportlichen Leistungen absolut beeindruckend und herausragend, sondern auch seine gesunde und durchweg sympathische Lebenseinstellung. Aber hör selbst und lass dich wie wir von diesem außergewöhnlichen Sportler und Menschen inspirieren! In unserem Interview ließ Norbert bereits anklingen, dass er seinen Sport mit all seinen Facetten zu großen Teilen selbst finanzieren muss. Was nicht immer leicht ist, bei dem, was Norbert macht. Wenn also potentielle Sponsoren dieses Interview hören – meldet Euch bei Norbert!

Today’s guest is Melissa Urie aka Ranga Mel. Mel was a guest for episode 46 back in October where she told us about racing the Epic 5. Today we get to hear about how Mel was the first woman in history to finish Uberman. The Uberman website describes it as “ the world's most challenging Ultra Triathlon.  The 556 mile course goes from the Mists of Avalon to the Snows of Mount Whitney.  Starting on Catalina Island, participants swim 21 miles in the open Pacific Ocean to the shores of Palos Verdes. The 400 mile bike route leaves the city of Angels and climbs 20,000 vertical feet before descending to Badwater basin, at 200 feet below sea level, the lowest point in North America. From Badwater, athletes run 135 miles  through Death Valley before ascending 13,000 feet to the trailhead @ Mt Whitney, the highest peak in the Continental United States.” You are going to LOVE this episode, so sit back and enjoy.   Connect with Melissa Urie: Instragram: @rangamel Facebook: Melissa Urie -Ultra Endurance Athlete     Age Groupies is excited to announce a new sponsor: Cycle Cast! This new fitness app delivers hit music and world-class instructors directly to you through audio-guided indoor cycling rides. For our Age Groupies listeners, we have an awesome promo. Go to cyclecast.com/activate and enter the code GROUPIES to get a 30 days free on top of the regular 7 day free trial.    To join Mike's Kona fundraising efforts, simply go to Mike's Ironman Foundation Fundraising page. Be sure to check with your employer to see if they are among the many that will match your donation! Please share this podcast and the fundraising link with friends, family, and those in your network who can help us with this important mission. =========================================== Do you like this show? We need to hear about it. Take a quick minute to drop us a rating and review on Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. Each month, Mike will send the author of his favorite review a tube of Zealios sunscreen! You need this, so get on it. . Thanks for checking out Age Groupies Podcast, a podcast for amateur endurance athletes. Your hosts Lindsay Hiken and Mike Ergo are triathlon junkies who shoot the breeze about all things endurance sports, interview amateur athletes about their experiences, and discuss whatever else pops into their heads. If you enjoy the show please leave us a rating/review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts, and tell a friend!  You can email questions and topic ideas to AgeGroupies@gmail.com, and follow the show on social media: Instagram: @AgeGroupies Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/agegroupies/ Twitter: @AgeGroupie Strava: Lindsay Hiken and Mike Ergo

Melissa has completed the Epic 5 in Hawaii, 3 Ultraman triathlons, and is now the 1st female to have ever completed the UberMan, which she did in October - she also broke the swim record and smashed the previous course record by approximately 31 hours! During this episode we learn more about the details from the challenge, the high points, the low points, the support of crew members, what the finish was like and how she is getting back to ‘normal life’.  We have been following Melissa’s journey since February 2019, when Melissa did a Facebook Live for the Tough Girl Tribe - this was then turned into a Tough Girl Podcast EXTRA episode.  More about UberMan…. UberMan is the world's most challenging Ultra Triathlon.  The 556 mile course goes from the Mists of Avalon to the Snows of Mount Whitney.  Starting on Catalina Island, participants swim 21 miles in the open Pacific Ocean to the shores of Palos Verdes. The 400 mile bike route leaves the city of Angels and climbs 20,000 vertical feet before descending to Badwater basin, at 200 feet below sea level, the lowest point in North America. From Badwater, athletes run 135 miles  through Death Valley before ascending 13,000 feet to the trailhead @ Mt Whitney, the highest peak in the Continental United States. Show notes Back in Australia Who is Melissa More information about her background What Uberman is and why she wanted to do it Wanting to be the first female to complete the race Wanting  a different challenge 8 months to train Wanting to focus on running  Doing 5, 50K runs Doing a 60K run and a 100k run in training Overloading on one discipline a week Building fatigue  Why this training was so hard mentally  Needing to take a break  Dealing with the fatigue and starting to get sick The lead up to the race  The work that goes on behind the scenes The start line… Never thinking about the event as one big thing Swimming at night for the first time Starting to feel the cold Being sick during the swim and not being able to pee The hardest part of the swim The importance of having a good support team Splitting the support team into a day shift and a night shift  The first transition from the swim to the bike Riding on the roads and the Pacific Coast Highway!! Feeling angry and being aware of her emotions Sleeping for 2 hours was the sweet spot Planning on 5/6 days for the event Running through Death Valley Trying to figure out the approach for running over 200K Having your muscles seize up  Mount Whitney! Wanting to finish during the day! Having a few emotional moments towards the end Reaching the finish! Not being able to process the achievement! The documentary!  Adventure blues and transitioning back to normal life Post race recovery time What Melissa has learned over the years  A book?!!! The recovery  Final words of advice and top tips    Social Media Website - https://rangamel.wordpress.com  Instagram @rangamel  Facebook Melissa Urie  Twitter @rangamel  Read the race report here - RACE REPORT     

This week, Alyssa and Haley chat with two women from the world of Ultra Triathlon, Dani Grabol and Suzy Serpico, about racing the EPIC5 Challenge - 5 Iron Distance triathlons in 5 days on 5 Hawaiian Islands. Dani Grabol, the first female finisher of EPIC5, turned her life around from being overweight and a smoker to a record-breaking ultra distance athlete. Suzy Serpico, a former professional triathlete, found her love of triathlon again through Ultra distance events. Hear how these inspiring women prepared, endured, and overcame sleep deprivation, flat tires, and extreme weather to cross the finish line of this epic challenge. Plus, your mailbag questions answered about Ironman nutrition and overcoming fear of open water. **Early-bird pricing for Outspoken Summit ends July 31st** --> Register at https://www.outspokensummit.com/ **Become part of our community of strong, feisty, women by becoming a Live Feisty patron - www.patreon.com/livefeisty** Send your mailbag questions to ironwomenpodcast@gmail.com

On this episode of Le Run Down, I'm excited to share a conversation with Ultra Triathlon couple, Katherine and Kevin Becker. Their journey in fitness began a little later than most, but it’s been incredibly eventful. They started with team sprint triathlon, but now they've completed multiple Ironmans, 4 marathon world majors, crossed the grand canyon, and hold the Guinness World Record for most completed Ultraman races by a married couple. Their goal has always been to race for fun and fitness, and they've shown that anything is possible, if you set an objective and put your mind to it. News Links: Rachel Cliff-https://runningmagazine.ca/sections/runs-races/rachel-cliff-shatters-canadian-marathon-record/ Speed Project-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uzBA32-fzk Episode Links: Kat & Kev's website - https://endurancetriathletes.wordpress.com/ Ironman- http://www.ironman.com/#axzz5iej90SYm Ultraman- http://ultramanworlds.com/ Grand Canyon R2R2R- https://endurancetriathletes.wordpress.com/2016/10/16/grand-canyon-r2r2r-october-2016/ Guiness World Record- http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/410750-most-ultraman-world-championships-completed-by-a-married-couple

32Gi — The Ultra Triathlon series is at the forefront of long distance triathlon in South Africa. Following three successful events in 2018, the inaugural MyWayLife Joburg Ultra is set to take place on the 2nd of December. It’s a race with lofty ambitions, hear more on the latest edition of the 32Gi Sports Nutrition podcast.

W 29 odcinku TriscastFM mówimy o Michale Rajcy, który wygrywa z rekordem trasy w Swissmanie, a także relacjonujemy Hardą Sukę i rozmawiamy ze zwycięzcą Markiem Szymczakiem. Ponadto w klimacie Ultra Triathlonów powiemy także o skale sławy w Radkowie.

Keith Rieger is the founder and event director of KonaFive - racing the Kona Ironman 5 days in a row, back to back. Tune in for his training and racing tips for ultra triathlons, and to hear what the KonaFive is all about. Plus, as an Xterra Trail Running World Champion, he also shares his best triathlon running advice.    IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: KonaFive - training for and racing the Hawaii Ironman five days in a row How you don't need to be super human or even train that much to get into ultra triathlons Keith's typical training week when preparing for KonaFive Ultra triathlon racing tips: pacing, nutrition, and sleep Using eggs in smoothies and oatmeal     SHOWNOTES: www.thattriathlonshow.com   SPONSORS: Precision Hydration - One-size doesn't fit all when it comes to hydration. Take Precision Hydration's FREE sweat test and learn how you should hydrate. Use the discount code THATTRIATHLONSHOW for 15% off any products.     Ventum - The ultimate triathlon bikes, using technology from fighter jets and Formula One race cars. Easier to build, pack, and travel with than any other tri bike. Get 110% of the value of your old bike towards the purchase of a new Ventum bike.      LINKS AND RESOURCES:    KonaFive website  Keith's book "Kona Five - Taking on Life’s Challenges and Kona’s Toughest Ultra-Triathlon  That Triathlon Show 2018 Survey     RATE AND REVIEW: If you enjoy the show, please help me out by subscribing, rating and reviewing: www.scientifictriathlon.com/rate/     CONTACT: Want to send feedback, questions or just chat? Email me at mikael@scientifictriathlon.com or connect on Twitter - my handle is @SciTriat.

  My guest this week is Chuy Amaya from Austin, Texas. By all standards, Chuy is a normal guy. He's 32-years-old, works a full-time job, has his Masters Degree, etc.  What sets him apart? It isn't just the fact that Chuy is an ultra-endurance fanatic. His favorite event? Well, he's currently training for the Deca Ironman in Mexico taking place this October.  Yep. That's right. A full Iron-distance race (2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, 26.2 mile run) for 10 days in a row.  What possesses someone to do this? How does he train? What advice does he share for others who want to dip their toe in the Ultra Distance world?  All this and more on this episode of the "I Could Never Do That" podcast. Deca Ultra Tri USA Ultra Series International Ultra Triathlon Association Wayne Kurtz Ultraman Live Ironman Running on the Sun Barkley Marathons   Theme Music: ”Aitech" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

Nesta ultra edição, recebemos o Daniel de Oliveira, atleta que participa de ultra triathlons pelo mundo. O ultra triathlon consiste em correr a distância do Iron Man algumas vezes, variando de acordo com a competição. Podem ser duas vezes, três, cinco, dez e assim por diante. O Daniel venceu o Quintuple Iron Man em outubro do ano passado. Ele competiu durante quase 4 dias. Foram só 19 quilômetros de natação, 900 quilômetros de pedal e mais 211 quilômetros de corrida. Tudo isso em um pequeno circuito em que se dava várias voltas. Além de ser uma distância enorme a percorrer, é em um percurso bem reduzido. Ele conta tudo para nós sobre a vitória, sobre os treinos e os próximos objetivos, entre eles participar do Deca Iron Man, para ser campeão e fazer o recorde mundial. Escute e divirta-se!!! Deixe seu comentário sobre esta edição. #porfalaremcorrida #euescutopfc #danielguerreiropfc PADRINHOS/MADRINHAS DO POR FALAR EM COR --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/porfalaremcorrer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/porfalaremcorrer/support

32Gi — 2017 is set to be a big one for South African ultra triathlon fans. Hey with exchange rates, events are accessible to almost anyone! Today on 32Gi Sports Nutrition we chat to Damian Bradley, who heads up the MiWay Ultra Triathlon Series. Kicking off in Durban in March; the series takes you to Sun City, the Cape, and then back to KZN and midmar dam, over the course of the year. Read more

Extreme endurance adventurer Sean Conway is the first and only man in history to cycle, swim and run the length of Britain. In 2015, Sean cycled 3,350 miles from Lulworth Cove to Scarborough on a bamboo bike. At Scarborough, Sean swapped his bike for running shoes and took 1.5 million steps to Brighton, where he did his final leg - a 390,000 stroke swim, across two intensive weeks, all the way back to where he started. The self-supported, 4000+ mile, continuous Ultra Triathlon was filmed by the Discovery Chanel and propelled Sean into the record books. In this episode of the podcast Sean explains how he became an ‘adventurer’, how he remains focussed when competing, why he thinks high risk goals lead to success, how to make sure failure isn’t an option and why accountability and proving the naysayers wrong fuels his motivation. This is a memorable and entertaining episode and Sean’s message is powerful and provides a recipe for positive attitude and coping with setbacks. . FFF 082: Extreme Endurance Adventuring - Cycling, Swimming & Running The Length Of Britain - with Sean Conway  is a post from: Food For Fitness  

Cpt Sip Powers, 25 Training Regiment RLC, talks before starting his final day of his 1000mile Ultra Triathlon to raise money for Battleback.

Cpt Sip Powers of 25 Training Regt RLC has started a 1000 mile Ultra Triathlon to raise money for Battleback.

Ultra Triathlon Our Cycling 360 listeners are in for a treat in this podcast.  We’re joined by  Todd Heady of Head First Performance and discuss everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Ultra events like the Ultra Triathlon. Todd Heady has taken part in some unbelievable sporting events and left the Cycling 360 boys speechless […]

Cpt Sip Powers is doing a 1000 mile Ultra Triathlon supporting Battle Back through Help For Heroes in June.