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The High Performance Human Podcast is where triathletes and endurance athletes learn how to train smarter, live healthier, and stay fit for life’s big adventures.
Hosted by coach Simon Ward, each episode dives into the pillars of performance — training, nutrition, sleep, mindset, and recovery — with a special focus on athletes in their 40s, 50s and beyond.
Whether you’re chasing PBs, lining up for your first Ironman, or simply determined to stay active and strong as you age, this show will help you stay Battle Ready, all year round.
Expect world-class coaches, athletes, scientists, and everyday high performers sharing practical tips, hard-earned wisdom, and inspiring stories to fuel your journey.
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Episodes

Wednesday Apr 05, 2023
How to be a more efficient runner with Bobby McGee
Wednesday Apr 05, 2023
Wednesday Apr 05, 2023
- biomechanics
- posture
- the importance of dynamic mobility and running drills
- run specific strength work
- specific advice for older runners on how you can adapt your training to stay healthy and maintain your performances (this is near the end of the episode, and you might find his guidance surprising)
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2 years ago
Best coach in the world! Awesome interview!
2 years ago
This guy is a master coach. Please get him back on. More in-depth discussion on the aging athlete please