Chelsea Runs 2:44 and 4th Pro at the Philadelphia Marathon!

What a day in Philadelphia!Chelsea delivered a massive result at the Philadelphia Marathon, finishing in 2:44:06h and placing 4th in the professional field. This marks a huge step forward in her progression and reflects the consistency and commitment she brings to training every day. Over the past months, we’ve been refining…

Why Triathlon Coaching Works — and Why It Matters More Than Ever

Why Triathlon Coaching Works — and Why It Matters More Than Ever https://youtu.be/HVnE0KBU4Ac In a world where training apps and AI-generated plans promise quick results, what most athletes truly crave is something technology can’t provide — genuine connection and guidance. Real coaching goes beyond algorithms; it’s about understanding the person…

Episode 3 Recap: Trust the Process, Embrace the Mess

This week, Reggie shares an honest look into his Ironman 70.3 training journey—and the lessons he’s already learning the hard way. In just three weeks, he discovered what so many triathletes experience when they try to go it alone: too much intensity, nagging pain, and the frustrating feeling of spinning…

How much protein can muscles use?

How Much Protein Can Muscles Really Use? Smarter Fueling for Strength, Recovery, and Performance When it comes to training, recovery, and building lean muscle, protein is one of the most debated nutrients among triathletes. Many athletes I coach ask: “Do I need to slam protein shakes all day to keep…

The Breakthrough principle

The Breakout Principle: Train Hard, Let Go, Break Through “As a scientist, I guard against wild promises. But my research and study have convinced me that the Breakout Principle does indeed transcend other self-transformation claims, to the point that it constitutes a kind of ‘ultimate self-help principle’ that can carry…

Episode 2 Recap: Injured already?

Episode 2 – Training Setbacks and Knee Pain In this episode, Reggie opens up about one of the toughest stretches in his 70.3 prep so far. Fatigue, overuse, and a painful knee left him struggling to keep up with his training schedule — and even simple walking became difficult. At…

Episode 1 Recap: Making excuses

Reggie aimed for the stars, setting a goal that even seasoned triathletes find daunting – completing the 70.3 Santa Cruz Half-Ironman Triathlon in under 4:20 hours? Has he bitten off more than he can chew? Armed with determination and grit, Reggie tackled his training regimen solo. But he faced challenges…

Episode 0 Recap: “I Signed Up for a 70.3”

Reggie, a 30-year-old triathlete from Santa Cruz, California, decided to take on his first Ironman 70.3 in Santa Cruz. With just 16 weeks to prepare, he started documenting his journey — from the excitement of signing up to the inevitable challenges along the way. In this first episode, you’ll see…