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Simon Ward, multiple award-winning triathlon coach, shares insights on how to improve your triathlon performance with a High Performance Human approach to life.
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Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
On this week's show an old friend returns. I say old in two ways. Firstly I have known him a long time and secondly, he's 74.
Don't let that fool you. Simon Butterworth is one of the fittest men I know. In fact, he’s probably fitter than most 40-year-olds. He’s certainly fitter than me. When I competed at the Ironman World Championships in 2017 Simon passed me at the 12-mile mark on the run, and he went on to win the 70-74 age group and become a world champion. He was 70 at the time, I was 53!
Recently, Simon won his age group at Ironman Coeur d’Alene and qualified once again to race in Kona. Sadly with the race being cancelled for 2021 (it may still happen in February 2022) he won't get the chance to race this year.
I love catching up with Simon, his enthusiasm is infectious and inspiring. I hope you are equally inspired. In this conversation, I really wanted to take a deep dive into how Simon maintains both his desire to race and his health and fitness, so we cover:
- His best running partner - Rita the dog
- Changing his swim technique……. at 74!
- Training for Ironman and managing a heart condition.
- Weekly training volume in the offseason, and when preparing for a race
- Daily recovery technique
- How his training approach has changed with age
- The run/walk strategy
- Nutritional approaches in training and racing
If you're interested in following Simon on social media, you can find him here on Facebook
Here are links to some of the other topics we also chatted about in the podcast:
- Bobby McGee running coach
- Bobby McGee running mechanics
- D3 Multisport
- Forks over knives documentary
- Compex Sport Elite - muscle stimulator for muscle restoration
- Hyperice Theragun
- Feedzone portables - cook book with Alan Lim and Biju Thomas
- Dates with peanut Butter recipe
- Denver Omelette recipe - rice cakes recipe
- Jeff Galloway run/walk protocol
- Mid foot cleat position for cycling shoes
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Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.
Wednesday Sep 01, 2021
Wednesday Sep 01, 2021
What do you do when your international rugby career ends? Try an Ironman triathlon, obviously! At least that’s the path that today's guest took. For 13 years (2000-2013) Shane Williams scorched the earth playing on the wing for Wales and the British and Irish Lions. In 2008 he was IRB World Rugby Player of the year and retired with 91 international caps and 60 tries, ranking him 4th in the all-time list of international try-scorers.
Retirement leaves a big hole in the lives of professional sportsmen and women so looking for a challenge, he accepted a friend’s invitation to take part in the 2015 Ironman Wales in Tenby. To say he was bitten by the bug is an understatement as you’ll hear in the conversation.
Shane’s enthusiasm for triathlon matches the joy he still has for rugby union and this really comes across. If you don't at least think about signing up for Ironman Wales when you have finished listening, I’ll be very surprised.
As normal we get through a lot in this chat including:
- Wingman to Ironman in less than 6 months
- 9 weeks from 50m to completing the 3.8k Ironman swim in Tenby
- Why professional athletes are inspired by the crowd as much as you and I
- Rugby & triathlon: Polar opposites but it’s all about the mindset
- Why the crowds in Tenby are as inspiring as the Millennium Stadium
- Amusing and inspiring: Shane recalls his first Ironman race in detail
- Would you rather run the last 5 miles of the Ironman, or take a big hit from Manu Tuilagi?
- Shane tells us about his new clothing range Agilis
To follow Shane you can find him in the usual places.
Find out more about Shane’s new clothing range Agilis Sport
As you might know, we ask guests to recommend their favourite books which they've read recently and which inspired them. Shane recommends the new book by Alistair Brownlee - Relentless: The secrets of the sporting elite.
Some more stuff you might like to watch
Shane Williams top 10 Rugby World Cup moments
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Wednesday Aug 25, 2021
Wednesday Aug 25, 2021
On this week’s High Performance Human podcast, I’m joined once again by our favourite triathlon journalist Tim Heming. It’s been almost 2 years since Tim was last on the show and that’s largely been due to the fact that during the COVID pandemic there's been very little triathlon action.
In recent months though it’s been really warming up and so Tim and I have a lot to get through including:
- The British success at the Olympics
- The finale of 2021 World Triathlon Championship Series Edmonton grand final
- This week sees the inaugural Collins Cup take place in Samorin, Slovakia and Tim explains the concept, the racing format, and crucially which athletes have been picked for each of the three teams
- Looking ahead to the 70.3 and Ironman World Championships (the latter has been postponed since this recording)
- GB has 8 medals chances in the Para Triathlon at the Paralympics, starting this week
- Finally, we chat about what Olympic success means for the long term health of British triathlon, and we look forward to seeing new talent emerge at next year's Commonwealth Games in Birmingham
To find out more about the Paralympics and how to watch the Para-Triathlon click HERE
To find out more about the Collins Cup go HERE (there’s also a link so that you can sign up to watch)
Watch highlights of GB gold medal success in the Triathlon mixed relay at Tokyo 2020
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Wednesday Aug 18, 2021
Wednesday Aug 18, 2021
Today’s guest is a mindset coach and extreme adventurer, Luke Tyburski. If we just chatted about Luke's many and varied adventures it would be a good conversation, but there’s more to it than that.
After fulfilling a boyhood dream to be a professional footballer, Luke was forced to retire due to injury and he fell into the crippling grasp of depression. To escape the illness he turned to extreme ultra-endurance sports and became instantly addicted!
Initially, the extreme challenges satisfied his escapism running through the Sahara desert, down Mt Everest, through a tropical Chinese forest without food, water, or any money as he constantly pushed his physical and mental boundaries to the absolute limit of his capabilities
With his biggest ever physical challenge looming, Luke threw everything at a 2000km, 12-day cross-continental Ultimate Triathlon from Morocco to Monaco, which he had designed himself. It almost broke him before he'd even started, and completing The Ultimate Triathlon came at a huge cost!
For the next 18 months, he suffered from extreme adrenal fatigue, alongside very dark holes of depression and more binge eating.
And becoming ‘lost’ more than ever and in the years following The Ultimate Triathlon, he spent a lot of time reflecting on his actions, speaking to others about his thoughts, and listening to his body finally realising that he had been running away from his past.
This is a very frank and honest conversation and you’ll be amazed at how far an individual can push themselves and how easy it is for the pursuit of endurance goals to slip over into self-harm and destruction.
We talk about:
- In at the deep end - The first running event, The Marathon des Sables, “toughest footrace on earth”
- Sports nutrition guidance is all wrong - The low-carb/high-fat experiment
- Go big or go home - The first triathlon - Double Brutal
- Training for an endurance event or self-harm - where’s the line?
- Meltdown - from endurance man to couch man
- Taking a holistic approach to life
To get to know more about Luke you can find him at his website
You can also find him on the usual social media channels
Links to other topics we discussed today:
If you haven’t watched this yet, you should really take a look. You will have to pay a small fee to rent the movie but Ultimate Triathlon is well worth a watch if you want to find out just how far a human can push themselves:
Ultimate Triathlon DOCUMENTARY - the incredible swim, bike, run journey from Morocco to Monaco 2000km in 12 days
The 500 man documentary - to learn more about himself, Luke undertakes a 500km triathlon in the unusual UK heat
The Marathon des Sables documentary - Luke's first ever run event - the toughest footrace on earth
Luke has written a book about his adventures and experiences to date
Chasing Extreme Book - a journey of overcoming obstacles and depression to embrace a life of extreme adventure
If you are interested in improving your mindset Luke has his own online course that you can enroll with: Performance Mindset for athletes
You may also be interested in Luke’s most popular blog post:
Motivation shouldn’t come from a motivational speaker…
Luke also recommended the following books that have inspired him
Puke & Rally - Dr Rob bell - It’s not about the setback, it's about the comeback
The Body Keeps The Score - Bessel van Der Kolk - Mind brain and body in the transformation of trauma
Chasing Water Anthony Ervin - The elegy of an Olympian
Book of Joy - Dalai Lama - Lasting happiness in a changing world
If you or any of your family or friends have been struggling with mental health recently, please reach out and speak with someone. Start HERE—>>>
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FREE ‘How To’ Guides For Your Mental Health
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Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.
Wednesday Aug 11, 2021
Wednesday Aug 11, 2021
4 years ago I met Eric Hinman at the Endurance Coaching Summit in Boulder. Eric was presenting a workshop on using social media to boost a coaching profile. Since then I’ve followed Eric on Instagram and been impressed with his posts, growing influence, and the apparent way in which he lives his life. It seems to tick all of the High Performance Human boxes. But, as we are all probably aware, life often isn’t as it seems on social media. In today's podcast, I’ll be chatting with Eric about how he really lives his life and if all really is as it appears.
Based in Denver, Eric is a content creator and social media influencer, sponsored by dozens of consumer brands. Some of Eric’s partners include Ten Thousand, Vital Proteins, Beam, Ice Barrel, Kane Footwear, Sans Meal Bar, Joovv, Discodrop, and Aftershokz.
Eric is also a health and wellness, tech, and hospitality entrepreneur/angel investor. Eric is the co-founder of Original Grain, a multi-unit, healthy-fast-casual restaurant, XO Taco, a trendy-Mexican restaurant in Syracuse, NY.
We’ll be chatting about:
- The value of manifesting to achieve the life you want
- From CrossFit to triathlon and back
- Training for Ironman and building a business
- Collecting dots and connecting dots - the value of networking
- If you are a power athlete why the MAF 180-age formula really works
- Exercise as meditation
- Eric outlines his daily exercise, sleep, and nutrition routines to stay on top of his game
- Why environment is key to living a life of health and wellbeing
- How to be an Instagram influencer with 60k followers
- How to figure out your perfect day
To find out more about Eric, please visit his Instagram page where he is a prolific poster https://www.instagram.com/erichinman/
Some of the other topics discussed in this show include:
The Tri coach who helped Eric qualify for Kona, Michael Corona
Some of Eric’s workout videos including:
Coldwater therapy in the Ice Barrel
Bodyweight workout anyone can do
Check out Eric’s Instagram page above for more workouts, videos, and pictures
I also asked Eric for his book recommendations and here are the two he suggested:
Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday. Drawing on timeless Stoic and Buddhist philosophy to show why slowing down is the secret weapon for those charging ahead.
How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie. This classic book will turn your relationships around and improve your interactions with everyone in your life.
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If you would like to help offset the cost of our podcast production, we would be so grateful. Please click here to support the HPH podcast. Thank you!
Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.
Wednesday Aug 04, 2021
Wednesday Aug 04, 2021
Back in late 2016, I came across the book Primal Endurance. I read it from cover to cover and realised that the message contained within provided some of the answers I was searching for. How to find a sustainable training, nutrition, and lifestyle routine for my 50’s, 60’s and beyond. One of the authors of Primal Endurance was Brad Kearns and a few months later I invited Brad to be a guest on my new podcast (this was my first 2-part podcast). I’ve been following Brad ever since, observing his own journey and taking some of those lessons to build my High Performance Human project.
So it's a great pleasure to welcome Brad back to the show to talk about what’s been happening since Podcast #15 & Podcast #16.
I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did as we discuss:
- The principle of being coached by your 80-year-old self
- Learning to run slowly - Brad’s accidental meeting with a European running champion
- The constant quest to optimise health and adjust for whatever comes up
- Why we eat too often and the evolution of “Two Meals a Day”
- Eating fewer vegetables, more meat, and consuming ancestral supplements
- The Carnivore diet and the importance of being open-minded
- Active couch potato syndrome, micro workouts, and why you just need to move more
You can find Brad on all of the usual social media channels. Start with his website HERE.
You can find all of his other social media links RIGHT HERE
Brad also has his own podcast B.Rad podcast which you can find HERE
These are some of the books that Brad has written and that we discussed in today's show:
Primal Endurance - I gifted this to over 20 clients and it had a profound impact on the lifestyle of many of them
Two Meals a Day - A simple, sustainable strategy to lose fat, reverse aging, and break free from diet frustration forever
Some of the other topics discussed today include:
Bard’s morning workout…done daily
Micro workouts - I love these and have been doing my own version now for the last 2 years
Brad's high jump challenge
Brad’s Speed Golf Guinness World Record
Brad mentioned this podcast by Dr Andrew Huberman - The Huberman Lab
The MOFO mission - Join the MOFO Mission to lead a healthy, fit, happy, balanced life and discover ways to optimize your natural internal testosterone production
Pump Street Chocolate - Brad mentions this as his new favourite choice for dark chocolate
If you are a meat eater then take a look at this chart Carnivore Scores
Talking of Carnivore we also discussed Shawn Baker author of The Carnivore Diet and
Paul Saladinho - The Carnivore Code
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If you would like to help offset the cost of our podcast production, we would be so grateful. Please click here to support the HPH podcast. Thank you!
Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.
Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
Wednesday Jul 28, 2021
They say we all have a book in us. The trouble is that most of us never take the time to commit our thoughts or life experiences to paper. If you did it might turn out to be witty, insightful, life-changing. Today's guest Brock Gibbs did just that as he recounts his triathlon experiences in the book “My Co-workers Think I’m a Pro”. If you've been on your own triathlon journey then I’m sure you’ll find a lot of similarities with Brock’s story as we chat about:
- The frustration of injury
- Triathlon terminology, training kit, racing - from feeling like an outsider to becoming part of the in-crowd
- Why you hate the volunteers & spectators when you are having a bad day
- Training - why just doing more and harder probably isn’t the right way
- A pre-race nutrition like you’ve never heard before and why you shouldn’t drink in the bath
- Is it really necessary to deflate and then inflate tyres in T1?
- The pre-race port-a-loo lineup
- Mentoring newbies in T1?
- Brock's advice to other newbies doing their first triathlon?
If you would like to purchase a copy of Brock’s book, go to "My Co-workers think I’m a pro"
You can also purchase at Waterstones
Brock has a blog that he tries to add to every two weeks and this will be the basis for his next book www.thehacktriathlonblog.ca
You can also find Brock on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gibbs.brock/
Brock also recommended a couple of his favourite books:
Draft Animals: Living The Pro Cycling Dream by Phil Gaimon and
Shadows On The Road: Life At The Heart Of The Peloton by Michael Barry.
We also chatted about...
The Julie Moss and the famous crawl at Ironman Hawaii - if you’ve never watched this it's inspiring and traumatic
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Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.
Wednesday Jul 21, 2021
Wednesday Jul 21, 2021
Running is good for you, right? Well is it? A few years ago, Jim Fixx, who was credited with helping start America's fitness revolution by popularizing the sport of running, died while out for a run. Now that doesn’t sound good.
So if you really wanted to know the answer why not ask someone who really knows? Like a doctor who runs.
That’s where today's guest comes in. Dr. Juliet McGrattan worked as a General Practitioner for 16 years and now uses her medical knowledge and love of running to help and inspire others to lead active lives. In her latest book, Run Well: Essential Health Questions and Answers for Runners, she does just that. She gets all sorts of questions from the simple to the serious and occasionally the humorous ones. If you’ve ever had a question about running Juliet probably answers it in the book. In today's show, we pick through some of these, including:
- Will running damage my knees?
- What's the best time of day to run?
- If I have sex the night before the race will it have a negative impact on my performance?
- Can I still run if I have had a knee replacement?
- How soon can I run again after an operation?
- Will running make me smarter?
- Is there ever a time when running would be bad for my long-term health?
To purchase Juliet’s latest book, Run Well: Essential Health Questions and Answers for Runners
And her first book, Sorted: The active women’s guide to health
To find out more about Dr. Juliet McGrattan use these links:
Website https://drjulietmcgrattan.com/
Twitter @DrJulietMcG https://twitter.com/DrJulietMcG
Insta: @drjulietmcgrattan@hotmail.com https://www.instagram.com/drjulietmcgrattan/
FB: @DrJulietMcGrattan https://www.facebook.com/DrJulietMcGrattan/
261 Fearless https://www.261fearless.org
Blog: https://drjulietmcgrattan.com
We also chatted about the following resources that you might be interested in:
Juliet's recommended book is When Running made history by Roger Robinson
Katherine Switzer talks about being the first woman to enter the Boston Marathon
Studies of the effect of running on the Hippocampus and Neurogenesis:
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Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.
Wednesday Jul 14, 2021
Wednesday Jul 14, 2021
The papers, internet, and magazines are all full of the latest guidance on how to lose weight, stay fit, live longer, etc.
Unfortunately, a lot of the headlines are just clickbait, and rather than clarifying the situation to make it easier for the person in the street to understand. Even I feel confused sometimes, and I’m supposed to know what I’m doing.
I can't think of a better way to get to the real truth than to talk to a man who has spent his life researching these topics.
Today’s guest is Michael Gleeson, Emeritus Professor of Exercise Biochemistry at Loughborough University. He retired in 2016 after 40 years of research and teaching mostly related to the diet, metabolism, health, and performance of athletes. He had a particular interest in the effects of diet and exercise on the function of the immune system and is a Past-President of the International Society of Exercise and Immunology (ISEI). He has provided advice on minimising risks of infection and nutritional strategies to maintain immune function to numerous sports clubs and organisations.
He has co-authored several books on exercise biochemistry, sports nutrition, and exercise immunology, and he's published over 200 research papers in scientific and medical journals. He is still an active science writer and in 2020 he released a series of healthy lifestyle guidebooks: Eat, Move, Sleep, Repeat; Beating Type 2 Diabetes, and The Pick’n Mix Diet written for the benefit of public health.
When you speak with someone like Mike you start to realise that there are a small number of simple life guidelines that are pretty easy for us all to follow and we talk about these and more, as we discuss:
- The concept of optimal health – it’s more than just the absence of illness
- Lifestyle behaviours you can change to achieve optimal health (basically amending your habits in relation to exercise, nutrition, sleep quality, and sleep hygiene)
- How to eat a healthy diet
- How regular exercise can combat chronic disease (CHD, T2D, etc)
- How much and what sort of exercise is best to get the health benefits.
- What is the best type of exercise for fat burning?
- The best way to lose excess weight (fat) without sticking to one boring diet for weeks on end
- Why sleep is important for health and how to improve your sleep quality
- How to avoid common illnesses including COVID19
- The advantages of a multi-diet plan for effective, healthy, weight loss
To follow Mike you can find him on:
His personal website: The Prof4Health:
Facebook: Professor Michael Gleeson
Twitter: @profmikegleeson
Prof Gleeson’s published books include:
Sport Nutrition co-authored with Professor Asker Jeukendrup.
The Pick’n Mix Diet written for the benefit of public health.
Some interesting podcasts with Mike:
Podcast with Mark Foster of Loughborough University about "Can supplements boost your immune system?" recorded May2020.
Podcast about Beating Type 2 Diabetes with nutritionist Matt Gardner recorded April 2021.
Podcast about immuno-nutrition with the Marathon Medic, Amy Boalch released 10th May 2021.
If you're interested in some of the research around the topics we discussed today, Mike suggested the following papers:
COVID-19
Nutrition, immunity and COVID-19. BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health
The COVID-19 pandemic and physical activity.
EXERCISE, NUTRITION AND IMMUNITY
Consensus statement: Immunonutrition and exercise.
Recommendations to maintain immune health in athletes.
HEALTHY EATING
Growing older with health and vitality: a nexus of physical activity, exercise and nutrition.
EXERCISE AND DIETS FOR WEIGHT LOSS
Determination of the exercise intensity that elicits maximal fat oxidation.
“Calories in, calories out” and macronutrient intake: The hope, hype and science of calories.
SUPPLEMENTS
A toast to health and performance! Beetroot juice lowers blood pressure and the O2 cost of exercise.
Is there an optimal vitamin D status for immunity in athletes and military personnel?
Vitamin D and the athlete: Current perspectives and new challenges.
Probiotics supplementation for athletes - clinical and physiological effects.
SLEEP AND HEALTH
Evidence of disturbed sleep and increased illness in overreached endurance athletes.
Sleep duration and risk of type 2 diabetes: a meta-analysis of prospective studies.
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If you would like to help offset the cost of our podcast production, we would be so grateful. Please click here to support the HPH podcast. Thank you!
Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.
Wednesday Jul 07, 2021
Wednesday Jul 07, 2021
One of the questions that I get asked most by triathletes is, “What do I eat on race day?” However, if you only start to think about your nutrition on race day then you may be missing a trick. It might be a better option to think about race week nutrition.
In this week's podcast, sports dietitian Dina Griffin takes us through the 7 days leading up to a long-distance triathlon (140.6 miles). If you race shorter events we haven’t forgotten about you. We cover everything from sprint to Ironman and we also touch on long-distance events from swimming to ultra-marathon and cycle sportive. Whatever your A race is, you'll find the information contained in this podcast unmissable as we discuss:
- What changes to make in race week, and when?
- Is carbo-loading relevant or necessary?
- What to eat the day before your race
- Race week hydration strategies
- Does cutting out caffeine really give you a bigger boost on race day?
- How to reduce the potential for GI issues on race day
- Should you choose solids, gels, or drinks to fuel your race?
- Do drinks containing protein really help?
- Can you eat real food during your Ironman?
- Nutrition strategies if you're travelling to an event
- Post-race nutrition and how to speed up your recovery
To find out more about Dina Griffin, please visit her website https://nutritionmechanic.com/
You can also find Dina on:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nutritionmechanic/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dina.howtongriffin
To receive a monthly newsletter from Dina own the specific topic of nutrition for peri-menopausal nutrition please CLICK HERE
Dina also has a new programme - The Nourish Circle - starting in the Autumn. This is for Women 35+ to connect, redefine, and unleash their vitality by modifying nutrition and recovery.
You can get on the list for the next course and find more details HERE
Book recommendation
Dina is currently reading this book
Burn: New Research Blows the Lid Off How We Really Burn Calories, Lose Weight, and Stay Healthy - by Hermann Pontzer
She also recommended:
Tiny Habits - BJ Fogg - The small changes that change everything
Here's a link to listen to the previous podcast with Simon and Dina on Female specific nutrition
Take a 30 day trial in my SWAT Inner Circle for just £1. Watch this video for more information.
Purchase a copy of my High Performance Human e-book featuring more than 30 top tips on how to upgrade your life.
If you would like to help offset the cost of our podcast production, we would be so grateful. Please click here to support the HPH podcast. Thank you!
Visit Simon's website for more information about his coaching programmes. Links to all of Simon's social media channels can be found here. For any questions please email Beth@TheTriathlonCoach.com.