Tempo Talks

• Tempo Talks Matt's gold watch, how to make the most of downtime and December race previews

  This episode encapsulates a significant moment in the triathlon community as we reflect on the profound journey of one of our hosts, who announces his retirement from professional triathlon racing after two decades of remarkable achievements. His candid reflections on his career highlight the importance of personal connections and the invaluable experiences gained through the sport. The conversation delves into poignant memories, including the friendships forged and the life lessons learned along the way. As the hosts navigate the complexities of transition, they underscore the importance of embracing change while remaining committed to the triathlon community. Listeners are invited to contemplate their own journeys within the sport, sparking a broader dialogue about the cyclical nature of athletic careers and the continual evolution of identity in the face of change. The episode not only honors a celebrated career but also serves as an invitation for introspection and connection among all those who share a passion for triathlon.Links to topics discussed:The TriDoc PodcastMatt's InstagramJeff's InstagramLifeSport CoachingEmail Jeff: [email protected] Matt: [email protected] for the Tempo NewsSignup for The TriDoc Podcast Supplement form

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• Tempo Talks Thanksgiving Edition: Unpacking the T100 Apology Tour: Insights and Reactions

  This episode of Tempo Talks delves into the recent controversies surrounding the T100 series, particularly the apology issued by Sam Ranouf following the debacle at the Dubai race. We examine the implications of his statements, and whether they sufficiently address the concerns raised by both athletes and fans alike. Additionally, we reflect on the final iteration of Ironman Arizona, discussing its significance within the triathlon community and the troubling circumstances that led to its conclusion. Our conversation also encompasses the notable performances at Ironman Cozumel, particularly focusing on the missed qualification opportunity for the women's winner, Lisa Peterer. As we anticipate the announcement of a new event set for December 1st, we speculate on its potential impact on the triathlon landscape.Links to topics discussed:The TriDoc PodcastMatt's InstagramJeff's InstagramLifeSport CoachingEmail Jeff: [email protected] Matt: [email protected] for the Tempo NewsSignup for The TriDoc Podcast Supplement form

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• Tempo Talks Marbella, T100 debacle in Dubai and a new KQ system

  This episode of Tempo Talks presents a profound exploration of the intersection between athletic performance, organizational dynamics, and community engagement within the triathlon sphere. Hosts Matthew Sharp and Jeff Sankoff navigate the complexities of recent triathlon events, including a critical analysis of the World Championships and the challenges faced by athletes on both individual and collective levels. The dialogue is punctuated by Jeff's personal narrative, detailing his experiences leading up to the race, the emotional and psychological facets of competition, and the stark realities of race logistics that can significantly impact performance outcomes. Furthermore, the hosts delve into pressing issues regarding the governance of triathlon events, examining the implications of organizational decisions on athlete experiences and community trust. Their discourse is not merely a recounting of events; it is an urgent call to action for stakeholders within the sport to prioritize athlete welfare, transparency, and innovation. As they reflect on the broader implications of their experiences, Sharp and Sankoff invite listeners to consider their own roles within the triathlon community, fostering a culture of support and collaboration that transcends competitive boundaries. This episode ultimately challenges listeners to engage critically with the sport, advocating for a future where both performance and community are held in equal regard.Links to topics discussed:The TriDoc PodcastMatt's InstagramJeff's InstagramLifeSport CoachingEmail Jeff: [email protected] Matt: [email protected] for the Tempo NewsSignup for The TriDoc Podcast Supplement form

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• The Men's 70.3 World Championship Preview: Who Will Dominate?

  This podcast episode of Tempo Talks provides an in-depth analysis of the upcoming 70.3 World Championship race, emphasizing the significance of course dynamics and athlete performance. We delve into the critical factors that will influence race outcomes, including the impact of jet lag strategies and the athletes' physical conditioning. The discussion features key competitors, such as the defending champion, Jelle Geens, alongside formidable athletes like Kristian Blumenfeld and Gustav Iden, both of whom are poised to contest the title vigorously. We also explore potential dark horses and the intricacies of race tactics, particularly in the context of the challenging course that awaits the participants. As we anticipate this highly competitive event, our insights aim to illuminate the diverse narratives that will unfold during the race.Links to topics discussed:The TriDoc PodcastMatt's InstagramJeff's InstagramLifeSport CoachingEmail Jeff: [email protected] Matt: [email protected] for the Tempo NewsSignup for The TriDoc Podcast Supplement form

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• Previewing the Women's 70.3 World Championships: A Comprehensive Analysis

  Focusing on the impending women's 70.3 World Championships, this episode of Tempo Talks encapsulates the essence of competitive triathlon through a detailed analysis of the key players and race dynamics. Jeff and Matt engage in a thorough exploration of the athletes set to compete, underscoring their recent achievements and the potential impact of their performances on the outcome of the championship. The hosts meticulously discuss the course profile, including its elevation challenges and the implications of these factors on race strategy. They draw parallels between previous races, particularly the Kona Ironman, to highlight the importance of recovery and mental resilience in elite athletes. The episode is rich with expert commentary, offering a unique lens through which listeners can appreciate the complexities of triathlon racing. As they navigate through the discussions of race tactics, potential rivalries, and the psychological dimensions of competition, the hosts cultivate an engaging narrative that resonates with both seasoned triathletes and newcomers to the sport, fostering a deeper understanding of the dedication and skill required at this elite level.Links to topics discussed:The TriDoc PodcastMatt's InstagramJeff's InstagramLifeSport CoachingEmail Jeff: [email protected] Matt: [email protected] for the Tempo NewsSignup for The TriDoc Podcast Supplement form

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