Endurance Nation Podcast

Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting out, you know that success in sports requires more than just raw talent. Most people assume that success requires discipline, commitment, and hard work. The truth is that a focus on the right processes is what will help you reach your full potential. This week, we'll explore the many ways in which good processes can help you achieve better athletic outcomes. From training methods to recovery strategies, we'll examine the key elements that can help you reach your goals and maximize your athletic performance. Minimum Viable Workout Invest in Success Generators The Principle of Inversion What Friction Exists in Your Life Maintain Your OS List

On this episode of Endurance Nation, Coach Patrick and Matt Limbert host the Dude Guy podcast, which breaks down hot news topics and shares their perspectives to make listeners smile and even learn something. They discuss the use and benefits of unique patches that measure blood sugar levels, as well as the concept of flow state and how to achieve it. They also explore the potential of displaying more data in professional racing and suggest a novel idea for a charity fundraising bike ride. The hosts share some funny anecdotes and promise more fun stuff in the next episode of the Dude Guy podcast.

If you're an avid racer or just enjoy staying active, it's important to have the right tools for the job. This week, we'll be taking a closer look at the role geography and your speed goals play in equipment management. We'll also touch on wear and tear (you are crushing those workouts) and dive more deeply into what may not be working for you. Of course, there's always room to talk about any new and innovative pieces of equipment on the market that could take your performance to the next level. Whether you're a seasoned vet or just starting out, this blog will provide valuable insights into managing your equipment effectively. What Doesn't Really Work for You What Have You been Abusing Know Your Races By Geography Is Speed on Your Agenda Is There Something New and Sexy on the Market

Join Coach Patrick for this special guest episode with Endurance Nation member Greg Palmer. Over the past few years, Greg has evolved from a client to a leader inside the community, bringing his swim expertise to bear on our workouts and fellow teammates, who want some assistance. In this episode, Gregg breaks down athletes swim types by sport focus and gives recommendations for how to use swimming toys to create and improve swimming experience. Be sure to check out the video version of this episode on our YouTube channel to see all of the implements that Greg discusses: https://youtu.be/GT2YLgwquAc

Today's topic is motivation -- and often misunderstood and underestimated force in our endurance success. But make no mistake, motivation is not just a fleeting feeling. Motivation is a tool that can be wielded, cultivated, and harnessed. We will arm ourselves with strategies such as creating a mantra, utilizing rewards, and speaking words of power to ourselves. These techniques will not only spark our motivation when we need it most, but they will fuel it all day long. Motivation Across a Day Manufacturing Motivation Create a Mantra Powerful Self Talk

In this third edition of the Dude Guy podcast, Coach Patrick and Matt discuss the phenomenon of jet fighter bikes, the new gravel series by USA Triathlon, and the implementation of "simple" training methodologies by renowned Norwegian triathlon coach, Olav Alexander Bu. Video is available on our YouTube Channel here: https://youtu.be/J1Tnx_SfQQg

Are you feeling frustrated with your training schedule and need some help adjusting it to better fit your lifestyle? Well, you've come to the right place! In this update, we'll be discussing how to get started by reviewing your training log and identifying any points of failure such as missed days or illness. Then, we'll help you prioritize your top three areas for improvement and provide a plan for your next steps. To make it even more helpful, we'll run through examples in three different fitness activities - running, cycling, and body composition. Let's go! Start with Your Training Log Points of Failure: Missed Days, Illness, etc. Identify Top Three + Plan Next Steps Run Example Cycling Example Body Composition Example

"Is Your Life Aerobic?" is truly an existential question. But it's also grounded in some reality. Are you looking to improve your overall health and well-being? Or are you just a racing machine? Did you know your body doesn't really distinguish between the two? This blog covers the importance of having a good baseline for your goals and how to maintain an aerobic lifestyle. We'll also provide some bonus aerobic options for those who are looking for a change in their fitness routine. Is Your Life Aerobic? What is a Good Baseline for Your Goals How to Remain Aerobic Bonus Aerobic Options

When it comes to endurance nutrition, the magic is in the process. WHAT you consume is crucial, but it's merely the foundation. The real magic happens when you establish a systemic approach to consuming your fluids and calories. Without a streamlined process, you'll struggle to succeed. And only once you've established this baseline can you truly begin to optimize and refine your routine. You Need to Sweat Test for Fluids (Yes, Electrolytes) The Workout Window: Timing of the Fuel Evaluate Your Long Workout Nutrition (> 1.5 Hours) Create a Fueling Plan Rule (Duration, Feed Intervals, Quality) Automate the Shopping

A training camp can help you build early season fitness, but you need to be ready to do the work. This includes having a clear understanding of what you hope to achieve from the training camp, such as improved endurance, stronger performance in specific events, or a higher level of fitness. Creating the time to plan and prepare for the training camp will help you to maximize the benefits and achieve your goals. Outline your goal outcomes for the camp. Set milestones for training to reach that level of fitness. Have a packing list for camp. Review and capture all logistical elements. Plan in recovery before and after camp.