Aging Athletically

Hilary Cairns

Hosted by long-time endurance athlete Hilary Cairns, Aging Athletically explores what it means to pursue performance as we age. Through conversations with athletes and experts across sports, the podcast challenges the idea that aging equals backing down. This show is about resilience, reinvention, and continuing to compete at any age. You can also find Aging Athletically on YouTube and Instagram, both under @agingathletically. Feedback welcome through these channels or via email at agingathletically@gmail.com.

  1. 7월 16일

    Episode 21: Professional Golf Teacher and Player Wayne DeFrancesco

    Wayne DeFrancesco, a highly respected golf instructor and award-winning player, shares his journey of perseverance, adaptation, and passion for golf despite battling injuries and setbacks. His experience offers insights into the physical demands of golf, the evolution of the sport, and the emotional strength required to excel. Wayne's dedication to the game and his coaching philosophy reflect his resilience and commitment to improvement. The conversation with Wayne covers his approach to golf, mental challenges in the game, aging as an athlete, and his personal habits and experiences. Wayne shares insights on the mental aspect of golf, the importance of concentration, and the impact of aging on golfers. He also discusses his teaching style, love for music, and his dedication to physical fitness. Wayne's commitment to consistency and self-motivation shines through in his approach to the game and life as an athlete. Takeaways Resilience in the face of setbacksThe emotional and physical demands of golfThe impact of aging on athletesConsistency and self-motivation in sports Chapters 00:00 The Origin Story of a Golfer03:00 The Journey to Becoming a Golfer06:01 Overcoming Setbacks and Injuries20:04 The Evolution of Golf and Training32:55 The Drive to Improve and Coach37:22 The Mental Aspect of Golf39:52 Aging as an Athlete46:25 Teaching Style and Personal Habits55:08 Physical Fitness and Resilience

  2. 6월 26일

    Episode 18: Elite Masters Triathlete Julie Billingsley

    Julie Billingsley, a lifelong endurance athlete, shares her journey from swimming to triathlon, highlighting the early days of the sport and her transition into triathlon. She discusses her endurance and resilience, the 50 State Quest, her training approach, and the definition of success in her races. The conversation covers the role of coaching in triathlon, the importance of community and social connection, recovery and nutrition in endurance sports, longevity and athletic aging, and athlete inspiration and mentality. Takeaways Endurance and resilience are key to long-term athletic success.Consistency in training and a swim-forward approach have been instrumental in Julie's athletic journey. Coaching in triathlon involves individualized training, goal setting, and a focus on fun and varied workouts.Community and social connection play a significant role in the triathlon experience, providing motivation and support.Recovery and nutrition are essential for athletic performance and require intentional focus, especially as the body ages.Longevity in athletics is achievable through consistency, accountability, and a positive mindset.Athlete inspiration and mentality are crucial for overcoming challenges and maintaining a positive, resilient attitude. Chapters 00:00 The Early Days of Triathlon08:46 Endurance and Resilience17:51 Training and Consistency29:04 Racing and Success36:03 Community and Social Connection in Triathlon46:04 Longevity and Athletic Aging57:07 Athlete Inspiration and Mentality

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Hosted by long-time endurance athlete Hilary Cairns, Aging Athletically explores what it means to pursue performance as we age. Through conversations with athletes and experts across sports, the podcast challenges the idea that aging equals backing down. This show is about resilience, reinvention, and continuing to compete at any age. You can also find Aging Athletically on YouTube and Instagram, both under @agingathletically. Feedback welcome through these channels or via email at agingathletically@gmail.com.