Dr. Hoeflinger and his son Kevin are training for the Michigan Half Ironman. In this episode they break down what a 70.3 and shorter triathlon distances actually involve, how to handle the swim if open water makes you nervous, how to fuel so the run doesn't fall apart, and why these challenges are worth doing at any age. Dr. Hoeflinger did his first triathlon at 52 while working full time in neurosurgery.
Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:44 What a 70.3 and a full Ironman actually are 5:00 Why do something this hard 8:40 Swim strategy for open water 11:40 Transitions and race day prep 13:07 Fueling, hydration, and pacing 22:05 Crossing the finish line 24:20 You don't need the expensive gear 26:23 Training as a full-time neurosurgeon 30:42 Start with a sprint
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