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This is our Boulder 70.3 buildup show. Plus we will have a special guest with Doug Brown who just did his first ever triathlon at Chattanooga 70.3. He has some fresh and important lessons to share.
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In Today’s Show
- Feature Interview – Doug Brown “Lessons from a brand new 70.3 finisher)
- Cycling News/Updates – Ironhorse Classic and Sabotage
- Triathlon News/Updates – Dave Scott and Scott Tinley heart surgeries; Boulder 70.3 Buildup; WTCS Cagliari and Olympic/Paralympic
- Coaching Tip of the Week – What’s a reasonably safe timeline for 70.3 and Ironman and key takeaways from Doug
Feature Interview:
I’ll give a little background on Doug Brown. I met Doug at the pool around September of 2023. He had already signed up for Chattanooga 70.3 May 12th. We’ll ask him to explain how he made that decision in the interview. During the seven-ish months he had to prepare, he also had a surgery, and unrelated injury that sidelined his running for about a month, a couple of week plus travel trips and came down with a virus just before race rehearsal weeks.
If you didn’t listen to last week’s show then we’ll leave you in suspense. Doug and I did a race retrospective this week and he had some fresh experiences and lessons learned along the way.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an promotion of the 7-month plan for a 70.3. We will examine the question: What is a reasonable timeline to prepare for a 70.3 or 140.6?
303Cycling News and Updates:
Sabotage deflates experience for Iron Horse Bicycle Classic riders
303Triathlon News and Updates:
Knibb, Zaferes, McElroy Lead U.S. Elite Triathletes in Cagliari
Coaching Tip of the Week:
What’s a reasonable timeline to prepare for a 70.3, Ironman or a Sprint or Olympic for that matter?Train With Coach Rich:
TriDot Signup – https://app.tridot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares
RunDot Signup – https://app.rundot.com/onboard/sign-up/richsoares
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