113 - Eric Kenney - Long Course and Short On Time

Welcome	Welcome to Episode #113 of the Mile High Endurance podcast.  Mile High Endurance is your weekly connection to coaches, experts and pro athletes to help you reach your endurance and triathlon goals.  We're your hosts Rich Soares, Bill Plock and Khem Suthiwan.  Thanks for joining us for another week of endurance interviews and discussion.  Are you long on goals and short on time?  Do you want to do a 70.3 or 140.6 distance triathlon, but juggling a career, family and other commitments?  We have coach Eric Kenney with us today to help has navigate the fine line of minimal training for long distance.
Last week's guest	Thanks to last week's guest, coach Ken Axford joining us to discuss bike handling skills.  If you haven't heard the interview yet, go back and check it out on episode #112.
Discussion Teasers	Bill and Khem, how are you guys doing on this fine day?  What topics are we discussing after the interview? Follow up on Tire Change - the missing step! My Time To Tri Initiative Spring Break in Lake Havasu
Interview Setup	At the end of 2001, Eric found cycling and quickly moved through the ranks to become a Category 1 cyclist. With hundreds of races under his belt, he expanded his training to include running and swimming and soon entered the world of triathlon races where he has stayed ever since.  Eric lives in Boulder, CO with his wife, and enjoys training hard, slow mornings with lots of coffee, and a big breakfasts. Eric is currently training. He never really stops being active, ever. Some of Eric's recent coaching highlights: Club National Championships.Boulder Tri club team comp win Co Triathlon.  Boulder Tri club team comp win Ironman 70.3 Boulder. Boulder Tri club team comp win Ironman Boulder. Boulder Tri club team comp win 5th place Womens 30-34 Ironman Boulder 1st place P-1-2 CO Hill climbing Champ (Mt Evans) 2016 1st women Pro Team Time Trial nation championships Kona Qualifier at inaugural Boulder Ironman 17th overall sub 12hr IM lake placid. avg. 6.5 hr’s of training a week! 1st place CO Hill climbing Champ. 2013 1st place CO state champ TT
Interview	Eric Kenney
Host Discussion Topics	Bill and Khem Teasers http://www.sharkattackdata.com/ Follow up on Tire Change - the missing step! My Time To Tri Spring Break in Lake Havasu Olympic Games - 1:16:20.0 30K Simen Hegstad KRUEGER of Norway
Upcoming MHE Interviews	MHE upcoming interviews: Barry Siff to talk about the Time to Tri initiative to get 100,000 new triathletes David Warden on upcoming book, 80/20 Triathlon with Matt Fitzgerald Dr. Kirk Parsley on the critical importance of sleep Andrew Messick from Ironman
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