Go Big or Go Home | Tom Scheer on Racing as a Clydesdale, DNFs, and a Guinness Record
He registered for 47 races, blew out his knee, got disqualified for a GoPro, got married, went on a honeymoon, and still came home with the record. Thomas "Tom" Scheer is a Naval Academy graduate, Nav...
30 Jun 1h 13min
Last Out of the Water, Still on the Podium | Tommy Struzzieri on Confidence, Community, and the Big Apple Triathlon
What if the person behind your race experience has been living inside this sport since before they could drive? This episode brings you inside the world of a man who didn't just grow up loving triathl...
24 Jun 1h 2min
From Shanghai to the Starting Line | Brandon Woolfolk on Depression, Purpose, and Becoming a Triathlete
Some people don't find triathlon. Triathlon finds them. It calls quietly for years until the timing, the spirit, and the courage finally align at once. Brandon Woolfolk is a certified personal trainer...
17 Jun 58min
The Army Couldn't Break Her. The Pool Almost Did. | Betty Collins on Faith, Fear, and First Triathlon
For over 20 years, Betty Collins led troops, mentored communities, and built others up from the inside out. So what happens when the person who is always pouring into others has to finally let others ...
10 Jun 55min
They Canceled the Race. He Finished Anyway: Mike Nyman on Family, Community, and Racing Through Fear
What does it take to come out of the water nearly last and choose to come back? Not once, but race after race, distance after distance, through graduate school, a pandemic, and the arrival of three ch...
3 Jun 56min
Called to Serve, Built to Race | Michelle Christine on National Security, Team USA, and the Discipline Behind It All
What if the most decorated athlete you've ever seen race was doing it on stolen hours, powered by discipline she didn't know she had until the military turned it on? That's exactly the kind of story t...
27 Mai 1h 4min
From Marathon Chaos to First Triathlon | Beatriz Sampaio on Starting Scared and Racing Anyway
Some people count down the days to their birthday. Beatriz Sampaio counted down the laps. For her first triathlon, she chose the most meaningful finish line she could think of: race day on her birthda...
20 Mai 51min
46 Days After Surgery, He Ran a 10K | Scott Stanley on Cancer, Loss, and Ironman 70.3
Three weeks after writing a half-Ironman goal on his bathroom mirror, Scott Stanley got a cancer diagnosis. Forty-six days after colon surgery, he was at the starting line of a 10K. What do you do whe...
13 Mai 57min
