Episode 182: Put Your Performance Knowledge into Practice - When You Know Better, You Do Better

Today, Matt outlines groundwork on how to be proactive in your performance journey. Yes, you can dial back your load, all while maintaining consistency, enjoying your training more, reducing your risk for injuries, and still continuing to improve your performance, all while being smart and proactive.

Applying this common-sense knowledge will allow so much more success because, as Maya Angelou said, "When you know better, you do better."

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Episode 181: Tim Deer - Breaking Down Badwater 135

Tim Deer returns with a play-by-play of his 2021 Badwater 135 Ultra and the strategies that led him to run into 11th overall, first athlete over 50, and a time that was four hours faster than his race in 2019. Yes, you can get faster as you get older and he is proof that a smart approach to training can yield big results.

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Episode 180: Best Of - "Return to Triathlon Racing" Series

If you are feeling a little anxiety and fear about a return to racing, remember that it is normal and common. Acknowledge and even embrace the feeling. Why? Because It is your body priming you for performance. Today, let’s prime the brain with some “best of segments” from our return to racing triathlon series.

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Episode 173: Dr. Amy Johnson - Why Does Your Brain Keep Getting in the Way of Your Performance?

Dr. Johnson is a social psychologist, coach, and host of the podcast "Changeable". She has a particular focus on helping individuals free themselves from and anxiety and unwanted habits. In this conversation, she and Matt discuss strategies around how to navigate change and adversity, how to release yourself from a pass/fail mindset, and how to build a healthy relationship with failure. These lessons extend well beyond the world of sport, and will help you perform better across all areas of your life.

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Episode 172: Lars Tandrup - His Purpose? To Find Opportunity in Unthinkable Adversity

In 2018, Lars and his wife lost everything in the Santa Rosa fires. He was left, quite literally, with only his pajamas - and even those were on fire as he escaped through acres of flames to safety. What actually happened in the aftermath? How did he do? How has his perspective changed, and how has he used adversity to help others, especially in a year when we've all faced the unthinkable?

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