As a paramedic for the NSW Ambulance service, Julie Whitton juggles a lot! Crazy 12 hour shifts, often overnight, family and training for not one, but three sports. 

As a quiet achiever and self professed introvert, she silently chips away at her goals. 70.3 is her distance of choice and she is weeks away from racing Hervey Bay 100.

As a shift worker with a hugely variable routine, training and nutrition looks very different to the average 9-5 triathlete.

So how does she fit training in around a rolling 9 day roster and 12 hour overnight shifts?

What strategies has she learnt work for her to toe the start line in the best possible shape she can?

And from a nutrition perspective, how has she overcome the challenges you face when mealtimes are not in your control.

Tune in to find out!

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