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Crushing Iron Triathlon Podcast

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  • #873 – Listener Q&A
    Some really great questions today! We talk about mental barriers on the back half of your race run. We get into how to train/taper if you feel like you’re getting sick. We take a deep dive into training for Ironman and losing weight without falling into a deficit. The struggles of endurance diets. Food as addiction. Adjusting from a road bike to TT. And how much to “save” on the bike in order to have a great run. Plus, much much more!! Topics: How do handle training and/or taper if you’re feeling a little or a lot sick How do you get the through the mental barrier of getting faster or staying stronger through the end of a race? How to lose weight in Ironman training but not be at a deficit? Pushing through the pain and mental barriers on the back half of the run Sifting through all of the dietary information for endurance sports Blood and glucose spikes Adjusting from a road bike to carbon TT Carbs, protein, fat Interrupting cravings Food created to be addictive Should it be called a 70.3 or a half Ironman? How much should you save on the bike to nail your run?? Mike Tarrolly - [email protected] Robbie Bruce - [email protected]
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  • #872 – Owning Your Core Principles
    There are so many opinions on training and nutrition these days. How do you know what’s really right for you? Today, we talk about how we’ve sorted through the weeds and developed our own coaching philosophies based on racing and coaching thousands of athletes. What do you really believe in your heart and gut? It’s hard to stay true to those principles with so many outside influences. We get into going with your instincts, learning from mistakes, training in a way that’s right for you, racing to your capabilities, and talk about why everyone wants to blame nutrition or the run. Why do you get cramps? Why is your neck and back sore? Taper for dummies. Topics: We’re feeling Fall Coaching traps Building your own philosophies Coaching on instinct We are what we’re exposed to Why do we get cramps? What do you really believe in? Nutrition and the run as scapegoats Why your neck and back hurt on the bike Coach’s convictions to philosophies Many people are paid to sell you something Being open minded to solutions Were you tough enough? Think and experiment for yourself Peaking with the fitness you already have How to recognize your fitness Lawn Mowing strategies   Mike Tarrolly - [email protected] Robbie Bruce - [email protected]
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  • #871 – Finding Your Training Sweet Spots
    One of the hardest things about triathlon is staying on point with three different sports. Today, we look at tendencies that develop with triathletes and how we can find our sweet spots from one day to the next. We get into your history and experience in each sport and talk about how that can lead you down a certain road. We look at finding motivation to believe in yourself as a swimmer, cyclist, and runner. Do you need to mix things up a little bit, find new scenery, or just take a step back? What are some ways to be in and stay in the moment? It’s tough to remember, but just when things seem to be the toughest is when you’re close to making a breakthrough. Hang tough and be right where you are. Topics: Lambeau Field Is the hay in the barn? Mike and Robbie’s musical preferences for training When you’re signed up but start having second thoughts Lawn mowing What’s your good distraction escape? Do you classify yourself as a swimmer, cyclist, or runner? Can you separate each sport in your mind? Paralyzed by too many choices Emotional runs Scenery and environment changes What brings you into the moment? Breathing through tough points in training Why do we like certain races? Finding a way to be grateful Bring the mass start back Music talk     Mike Tarrolly - [email protected] Robbie Bruce - [email protected]
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  • #870 – Don't "Mail It In" Before Your Race
    Support the podcast by getting your hands on some awesome C26 Triathlon gear at our store!  Most of us hit a bit of a wall deep in training and a few weeks from the race, so today we’ll look at ways to keep engaged and give you a lot of reasons not to mail it in after all the hard work you’ve put in. It’s a long training season for a late Ironman or 70.3, so do your best to stay with the plan and trust the process all the way to race day. A big part of what you’re doing is building mental durability and that is the kind of training we all need on race day. Find ways to stay engaged and not put too much burden on yourself when you have the deep fatigue. Have confidence in knowing your body will come around when it needs to. Topics: Ironman Bonanza on the way Fall Triathlon and Football Don’t mail it in before you’re done Effort, discipline, low stress, good sleep, recovery The closer we get the more intense it feels The hay is still out on the tractor Feeling fatigued? Do this . . . Going into race weekend mode Prep more than ever Nailing your fuel The mind and heart hold us back Mental durability Don’t dwell on what you haven’t done Stop saying . . . I wish I would have . . . Feeling like shit in taper Load up your race wheels, shoe, wetsuit, etc . . . Take it day to day One workout at a time in training One event at a time in racing Clean out the pantry     Mike Tarrolly - [email protected] Robbie Bruce - [email protected]
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  • #869 – Keep Your Race-Mind In Check
    Support the podcast by getting your hands on some awesome C26 Triathlon gear at our store! Race goals too high, or maybe to low? How do you handle the ups and downs of a very long day. Never believe how you feel, for one. Practice getting through certain feelings. If you're going to obsess about certain things, make sure they are the right things. Just like life, races can go up and down. Live in the gray. Figure out a way.  Topics: Morning activities Second guessing Distraction Mode Getting your mind right Thinking about the RIGHT things before a race Planning for difference scenarios Sifting through a million training thoughts Getting over a false start Let go of extreme emotions Races as microcosm of life Things will change Thinking about a day off too much? Cut your race into chunks The swim course could be long (or short) Don’t judge a race too early Temper over-excrement and negativity Don’t walk There’s only so much you can withstand Did you look at your last 72 hours? Be in the gray on race day Your body doesn’t care   Mike Tarrolly - [email protected] Robbie Bruce - [email protected]
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Crushing Iron is an age grouper and his coach talking and learning about triathlon. Together they explore the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual side of training and racing everything from a Sprint to an Ironman. Great for beginners and intermediates triathletes. Released every Monday and Thursday.
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