The Heroes, Legends, and Lore of Kona

The Heroes, Legends, and Lore of Kona

The rich history of the Ironman World Championship is steeped in heroes, legends, and lore. In this episode, the podcast team is joined by TriDot coach and nine-time IMWC finisher Kurt Madden as he discusses the history of the World Championship event. Kurt shares stories of racing in the early days on Oahu and some of his top-ten finishes at Kona. Gain an insider perspective into the Iron War rivalry between Dave Scott and Mark Allen and some of the most memorable finishes from the legendary men and women in the sport.

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Florentina Spindler - I Wanted To See How Far I Could Go

Florentina Spindler - I Wanted To See How Far I Could Go

You may know Flo as @desktotriathlete on Instagram, but her journey is about so much more than social media. In this special episode, Flo shares how she went from a complete beginner to qualifying for...

27 Aug 47min

Thriving in Triathlon as a Swimmer

Thriving in Triathlon as a Swimmer

Triathletes come to the sport from all kinds of backgrounds. Some discover it from scratch, while others bring years of experience in another discipline. For Coach Will Usher, that foundation was swim...

24 Aug 55min

Thriving as a Parent & Triathlete

Thriving as a Parent & Triathlete

Being a triathlete takes time. Being a parent takes even more. So can you really be both? Absolutely! Coaches and busy parents Katrine Trolle and Brady Hoover join the podcast to share their practical...

17 Aug 1h 5min

Emma Weiss - Swim Your Heart Out

Emma Weiss - Swim Your Heart Out

Fresh off her personal-best performance at IRONMAN 70.3 Elsinore, Emma Weiss joins Andrew alongside her coach, Katrine Trolle, to recap the race and the journey that led her there. Emma shares how con...

14 Aug 33min

Thriving as an Older Triathlete

Thriving as an Older Triathlete

There’s no age limit on triathlon and getting older doesn’t mean you have to stop getting faster. While many athletes discover triathlon when they’re younger, more and more athletes are finding succes...

10 Aug 1h 9min

Thriving as a Neurodivergent Triathlete

Thriving as a Neurodivergent Triathlete

As triathletes, many of us simply open TriDot, complete the workout, and move on. But what if your brain processes training differently? The good news is that neurodivergent athletes can not only succ...

3 Aug 55min

Can Chat GPT Write a Good Triathlon Training Plan?

Can Chat GPT Write a Good Triathlon Training Plan?

More and more athletes are asking ChatGPT to build their training plans, and what comes back looks professional, detailed, and personal. In this episode, Jeff Booher, founder and CEO of Predictive Fit...

27 Juli 1h 1min

The Training Volume Myth: Why More Isn't Better

The Training Volume Myth: Why More Isn't Better

More is better. It is the most common belief in endurance sport, and it is quietly costing runners and triathletes their best results. In this joint TriDot and RunDot episode, Jeff Booher joins Andrew...

20 Juli 1h 6min

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