It’s Ironman World Champs week! The men are taking on Kona and so it’s time to revisit the Ironman.

We recently did one of our most popular episodes ever, which was a case study on every mistake you can make training for a 70.3 - so now we’re back with an episode specifically for the Ironman!

As always, while we’ll be focusing on the specific of the requirements of an ironman, a lot of these principles do translate to any endurance event!

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Timestamp:
00:00 - Introduction and Gratitude
05:30 - Gustav Iden's Return
09:55 - Lionel Sanders Kona Preparation
15:45 - New Norwegian Aero Position
18:45 - Why is Ironman Relentless
23:00 - Replicating the Feeling in Training
24:35 - Mistakes are Costly
32:20 - What it Takes to Train for an Ironman
38:00 - Marathon Pace Expectations
43:20 - Fatigue in Swimming
46:00 - Gut Training
49:35 - Cutting Long Sessions Short
52:00 - Ironman Time Expectations
53:20 - Neglecting Heat Training
59:00 - Inconsistent Gear in Training
1:01:00 - No Aero Helmet?
1:03:15 - Ironman Tips from Coach

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