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Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast

Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast

Humans of Triathlon

Through real, authentic, raw and enjoyable (RARE) conversations, the podcast digs deep into the passionate journey's & lives of Humans of Triathlon from around the globe and from all walks of life. We aim to inspire and to celebrate this life-changing sport and its humans - one human, one story at a time. The show is brought to you by 3 triathletes/co-hosts from 3 different continents, age-groups, and backgrounds - highlighting the diverse & inclusive nature of the sport and this podcast. #HumansOfTriathlon #OrdinaryPeopleExtraordinaryPassion
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After being overweight and a drug-addict & alcoholic for 25-straight-years, Suzanne got a wake-up call which made her completely change her life around - walking into a gym for the first time at the age of 50! Now in her 60s & still going strong, her story epitomizes that "there's no right time to start, it's wherever you are right now" and it's never too late. Give it a listen, you will definitely be inspired by this woman's journey.
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This weeks guest is Sarah Watson - relatively new to the sport of Triathlon, Sarah did her first race just a few years ago. However, she has already qualified for & competed in the 70.3 World Champs. But that is not what makes her story amazing! Despite all of the physical feats she has accomplished, her greatest victory has been within herself; a veteran of the Australian Armed Forces, her tours of duty, especially in the intense combat environment of Iraq, left invisible but lasting scars. She has wrestled with the demons of PTSD, Anxiety & Depression. And with the help of cycling & Triathlon, she has come out the other side with lasting insights into the importance of living in the moment. Now, as she sets her sights on her first full Ironman, she shares with us a message of resiliency & healing through this sport of Triathlon, that we all love.
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Robin started in Triathlon, back in 1987, when the sport was still in its infancy stage. Being a lover of the water, she had been swimming in college when her swim coach, an instrumental figure in her life, made the college swim team do a Triathlon. Running was her weak spot, and she wasn't sure she could even make the terrifying distance of 5k, but her coach took her out for a run one day and showed her that most of the barriers were only in her own mind and that she could accomplish far more than she believed she could.

Now, 30+ years later, even after going through various life-events, Triathlon still remains a constant in Robin's life. The solitude and serenity of the long miles of training and racing along with the companionship of Triathlon where people support all of their fellow athletes is what keeps her coming back for more. Being in her fifties now she also appreciates that being a triathlete has kept her making healthy choices for many years. She hopes to follow her role models in the sport, like Sister Madonna Buder, and still be racing strong in her 80s and beyond!

ROBIN'S SOCIAL MEDIA:
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HOSTS:
Swapneel Chouhan, Sheila Treleaven, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC:
produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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Our guest this week, Jordan Graham beat cancer. After his recovery from surgery and chemotherapy, he wanted to prove to himself that he was better and stronger, he wanted to distance himself from just being 'the guy that had cancer'. He saw Triathlon as a way to do so. A year out from chemo, he completed 2 Triathlons in 2 weeks and was extremely proud. The following year, it started to go all wrong for him. In his rush to become "normal", back to work and training only 3 weeks out of chemo proved to be too much. In his second season of racing, he almost dropped out of one race and didn't even make it to another as his nerves for the better of him. He then decided to take a step away from Triathlon to work on his demons and come out a stronger and better person. He is now back to training and slowly but surely becoming a triathlete again.

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H.O.T SOCIAL MEDIA:
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HOSTS:
Swapneel Chouhan, Sheila Treleaven, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC:
produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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Growing up in Austin, TX, Scott Flathouse (@scottflathousephoto) was a high school runner & an avid cyclist. But after starting work full-time, his health started getting away from him. He decided to take control & get his health back on track. Soon after, a meniscus tear requiring knee surgery & a pleasant co-incidence led him to find Triathlon. After a few races, another setback in the form of plantar fasciitis stopped him from training. But he loved the energy of Triathlon & still wanted to be involved. This is where his interest in photography merged with his passion for Triathlon. He started capturing local events nearly every weekend & honing his photography skills. Now, his work is sought after by large companies & is even followed by thousands in the tri-community - well-known for his epic bike-leg shots made even better through his top-notch photo-editing skills.

Scott has tremendous respect for all the competitors out there & has an understanding of the amount of work that goes into training for an event. He strives to deliver the best images that represent the culmination of all that effort.

Show Notes @ https://www.humansoftriathlon.com/hotpodcast-scottflathouse

Hosts: Swapneel Chouhan, Robin Mayall, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

Intro/Outro Music: Produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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There are moments in our life that stimulate us to make changes to our current situation. It might be an illness, the birth of a new baby, a new career, etc. Our guest today, Alfredo Allende decided to quit smoking and start Triathlon-ing with the birth of his first daughter. It all started with running - to help aid his depression & anxiety from nicotine withdrawal. But he was always getting injured as his bones couldn’t handle the workload. Something was off. So, he started cross-training with swimming and biking. After dealing with pain, fatigue, etc. for a number of months, Alfredo was recently diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), an autoimmune disease with no cure - where your body pretty much attacks itself, destroying your joints & organs. But that hasn't stopped him from pursuing this sport and everything it means to him. He doesn’t know what the future has in store or how long he will be able to continue Triathlon, but he’s okay with it because he's living every day as if there’s no tomorrow - crossing each finish line as a celebration of life.

ALFREDO'S SOCIAL MEDIA:
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H.O.T SOCIAL MEDIA:
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HOSTS:
Swapneel Chouhan, Sheila Treleaven, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC:
produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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To those familiar with Ironman Triathlon, this man doesn't need much of an introduction. Mike Reilly, the "Voice of IRONMAN" worldwide, the only person to have been inducted into the 3 Hall of Fames of Ironman, USA Triathlon, and Running USA. He's called over 180 IRONMAN races around the world and his iconic call of "You are an IRONMAN!" has been heard by over 350,000 finishers.

Was a pleasure chatting with him about his journey to becoming and being the "Voice of IRONMAN" and his newly released book 'Mike Reilly - Finding My Voice'.

You can find the book on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or his Website - https://mikereilly.net

SPONSOR:
check out the Triathlon training series with the Pros at https://www.humansoftriathlon.com/protri - use code 'humansoftriathlon' for 20% off!

SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW:
if you've enjoyed the show, it would mean a lot to us if you could leave the show a positive review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It would help the show out a ton!

FEEDBACK:
to help us improve the show going forward, please take 5 minutes to share your anonymous and honest feedback here - http://bit.ly/hotpodcastsurvey

SHOW NOTES / WEBSITE:
https://www.humansoftriathlon.com/hotpodcast-mikereilly

HOSTS:
Swapneel Chouhan, Sheila Treleaven, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC:
produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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Being a shy little girl, Amber was held back to repeat Kindergarten for an extra year. That summer, she remembers her mom encouraging her to sign up for the summer track & field program. She shook her head & stomped her feet all summer until she was finally convinced to just go & watch. Well, she ended up participating in the 100-yard dash. Her nervous little 5-year-old body toed the line nearly in tears. But something funny happened when the gun went off. All the nerves vanished. She crossed the finish line & they gave her a 'Thanks For Participating' ribbon. That day instilled in her a confidence and spark which led to her running track for Northeastern U. She's now a pro-triathlete with more than 60 Ironman events under her name with multiple wins and podium finishes. Given her pure love for racing, she also does a whole range of other races, especially during the winters - snowshoe racing, ultras, speed skating, skiing, Winter triathlons, etc! She also faces the challenges of juggling her full-time job as a physical therapist and coach. Whenever she's having a tough day/week/month of training, she remembers that little 5-year-old girl beaming after her "thanks for participating" ribbon & realizes that sport is way more than winning & losing.

SPONSOR:
check out the Triathlon training series with the Pros at https://www.humansoftriathlon.com/protri - use code 'humansoftriathlon' for 20% off!

SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW:
if you've enjoyed the show, it would mean a lot to us if you could leave the show a positive review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It would help the show out a ton!

FEEDBACK:
to help us improve the show going forward, please take 5 minutes to share your anonymous and honest feedback here - http://bit.ly/hotpodcastsurvey

SHOW NOTES / WEBSITE:
https://www.humansoftriathlon.com/hotpodcast-amber

HOSTS:
Swapneel Chouhan, Sheila Treleaven, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC:
produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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Fabio Spiteri is a 44-year old ultra-endurance triathlete from the small country of Malta. Fabio's love for sport started at the age of 22, after he became a young dad wanting to leave his unhealthy past behind him. He started off as an 800m track runner then transitioning into Triathlons. In his years as a triathlete, he has completed 19 70.3s (PB of 4:24) 9 Ironmans (PB of 9:35), a Double-Ironman (in 26+hours), a Triple Ironman (in 45+hours), and is now eyeing his first Quintuple (5x) and Deca (10x) Ironman events. Tune in to this conversation to hear what pushes and motivates Fabio to keep going for these ultra distances, how he prepares for such demanding events (with Ironmans being just another training day/workout!), the Triathlon scene in Malta, and more!

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SHOW NOTES / WEBSITE:
https://www.humansoftriathlon.com/hotpodcast-fabio

HOSTS:
Swapneel Chouhan, Sheila Treleaven, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC:
produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast - Ep. #54: Phaedra Kennedy | Trust in Your Ability to Do Hard Things
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07/29/19 • 64 min

This week's Human of Triathlon started her endurance journey with running back in 1998, But when standing along the finishing chute during her husband's first IM at Lake Placid - cheering and crying for all the finishers she saw - Phaedra Kennedy had an incredibly emotional experience & one she knew she wanted to experience herself. 4yrs later, she did her first IM at LP with her husband. She now describes it as the 2nd best day of her life, second only to their wedding day. After racing together for 4yrs, they decided it was time to start a family. They tried for a long time with no luck & were later told that Phaedra had stage 4 endometriosis & would not be able to conceive without medical assistance. She felt like she had failed as a woman & hated her body for what it couldn’t do. But after 2years of riding an emotional roller coaster, she knew she had to hop off - to do so she went back to the community she had left behind and started tri'ing again - allowing her to shift her focus from what she couldn't do to what she can do instead.

PHAEDRA'S SOCIAL MEDIA:
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this week's Community Comments with Charles (CCC) features Ken Barcham-Bool (@ken.barchambool). Thank you for your 5-star review, Ken!
To everyone else - if you enjoy the show and haven't left a review yet, it would mean a lot to us if you could leave the podcast a positive review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It would help us out a ton!

H.O.T SOCIAL MEDIA:
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HOSTS:
Swapneel Chouhan, Sheila Treleaven, & Carlos (Charles) Galan

INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC:
produced by Vasil Zguri at SoundPulse

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How many episodes does Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast have?

Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast currently has 60 episodes available.

What topics does Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts and Sports.

What is the most popular episode on Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast?

The episode title 'Ep. #57: Kristian Blummenfelt | Pro Triathlete from Norway, 2019 WTS Grand Final Winner, & 70.3 World Record Holder' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast?

The average episode length on Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast is 59 minutes.

How often are episodes of Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast released?

Episodes of Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast?

The first episode of Humans of Triathlon (H.o.T) Podcast was released on May 7, 2018.

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