Joe Skipper

In this insightful chat, professional triathlete Joe Skipper shares his journey from casual competitor to Ironman winner, highlighting his experience with technology in training. He discusses the balance of racing and recovery, their impact on performance, and how innovative training methods like parachute sessions enhance swimming efficiency. Joe offers a candid look at pacing strategies, the importance of personalized coaching, and the complexities of heat training, making it a must-listen for aspiring endurance athletes.

In this conversation, Joe Skipper, a UK professional triathlete known for his Ironman achievements, shares insights from his recent bike accident and how it's shaped his training for Ironman New Zealand. He reflects on the challenges of last year and the contrasting experiences of racing in Kona versus Nice. Adam Clark, an ultra runner fresh off his 102km at the Tarawera Ultra, discusses the mental and physical hurdles of ultra-distance running. Both guests explore the unpredictability of endurance sports and offer strategies for overcoming setbacks.

Bec Burns discusses FulGaz's new group ride feature. Race review of Noosa Triathlon. Joe Skipper's last-minute DNS at IRONMAN Florida. Brad Weiss's journey from XTERRA to IRONMAN. Overview of Challenge Wanaka Half.

Joe Skipper, a professional triathlete renowned for his Ironman prowess, joins the discussion to unveil insights on race tactics and training methods. He shares his experiences from the Ironman World Championship in Nice, defending his performance while breaking down power dynamics and climb strategies. The conversation dives into tapering techniques and how to prep just days before a race. Fans can look forward to Joe's plans for Kona as he aims to refine his swim and marathon skills.

Joe Skipper, 5th at the Ironman World Championships, discusses his performance, Ironman World Champs relocation, training, and triathlon chat in a chaotic airport setting. Topics include deception in sports, VIP football matches, upcoming training camp in Dubai, and training with 80-year-old athletes.