Our interview today is with Bek Keat. Bek's is the 4th fastest female Ironman in history (8 hr 39 min), has had 2 top 6 Kona finishes, and now coaches with Siri Lindley at Sirius Athlete coaching. We not only get some incredible coaching tips from Siri, but we also get into a talk that is sure to make you laugh and cry (and maybe cry laughing).
Our topics today include:
- Recap of Boulder 70.3 performances
- Colorado Classic and Velorama
- Overload progression - how to make sure you are not spinning your wheels with training
- The press release on the new CEO of USAT, Rocky Harris
- And the formal announcement of a limited number of open athlete coaching slots and an interview with MHE coached athlete Brady Nelson
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iscussion Topics:
Boulder 70.3
- 303 Team performances
- Pro Coverage
- Brady's performance
Boulder Camera article on business impacts of Boulder 70.3
Colorado Classic underway - https://www.veloramacolorado.com/colorado-classic/
Ryan Muncy photo only
Todd Plymale-Mallory - photos, social media & stories
Khem Suthiwan - photos, video, social media & stories (also attending Velorama VIP experience)
Rich Soares - photos, 303Radio podcast, Facebook Live (also attending Velorama VIP experience)
USAT National Championship in Omaha
Press Release on CEO of USAT, Rocky Harris
Overload progression and how to make sure you aren't spinning your wheels
- Overloading - Progressive overload should be a fundamental characteristic of resistance training programs directed at the development of neuromuscular capabilities and athletic performance.
- The body and it’s tissues only adapt when it is he body and it’s tissues only adapt when it is exposed to stresses beyond it’s normal homeostatic range - Dr. Carwyn Sharp (#81)
- Overload refers to providing a greater stimulus or intensity in a resistance training program than an athlete is accustom.
- Progression refers to systemic planning and change. The intensity of a resistance training program must become progressively greater in order for an athlete to continue to improve.
Formal announcement of 3 open athlete coaching slots
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Let's talk briefly about upcoming interviews.
- Todd Plymale-Mallory to discuss benefits of regular therapy for recovery. There are so many different modalities, would be great to discuss the differences between the tissue/sports massage, chiropractic, dry needling, acupuncture, etc.
- Scott Hutmacher (aka Hootie) is going to join us and talk about the invite to give an update on Life Time Tri Event Series, 2018 Initiatives, and the NYC Championship. We'll also discuss Life Time Tri’s “Triathlon Made Better” vision.
- Matt Chrabot - athletic background, ITU career, current season, training, advice to competitive age-groupersBoulder 70.3 interviews
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That's it for the show. Good luck to all of the athletes racing this weekend here in Colorado or wherever you race! Stay tuned, stay informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!