156 episodes
Everyday Ironman Podcast Mike Bosch
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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Tales of the extraordinary as told by the ordinary.
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147 - Austin Richards
In this episode, we meet Austin Richards.
Austin will be taking on his 1st triathlon in June when he competes at Ironman 70.3 Boulder.
Austin shares his background and how he got introduced to the sport of triathlon.
We gave him all the advice that we could think of and Austin committed to returning to the podcast after the race to provide us with feedback! -
2nd Check-in with Brooke
As we continue to follow Brooke on her triathlon journey, we get an update on how she's feeling leading into the OKC Half Marathon.
To follow her on April 28th, click the link below:
https://rtrt.me/ulink/OKCA/OKC-MARATHON-2024/tracker/RKDJ4PS2/focus -
146 - Layne Argyle
In this episode, Layne Argyle shares his experience at Ironman 70.3 Oceanside.
As Layne and I are in the same Age Group, we had fun comparing notes on how our races went. -
145 - Ironman 70.3 Oceanside - Race Recap
In this episode, Ashley Raines turns the tables by during the interviewing!
We talk through traveling to California, what course recon were we able to do, what adjustments needed to be made to the race plan and what shoes I ultimately decided to wear.
Thank you to Brain and Monica Valparaiso for being such gracious hosts, Kristen Lawrence from Pure Ride Cycles in Lake Forest for all the tech support and for Lisa Stelly for the encouragement!
The was a race experience I will remember for a very long time! -
144 - Richard Crippen is ready for Oceanside 70.3
Former guest, Richard Crippen, returns to provide an update since being a guest on episode 100 and to talk about his training and strategy for Ironman Oceanside 70.3
We wish him and everyone else racing luck on race day! -
143 - Zach Cimring
In this episode, we hear from Ironman in training, Zach Cimring.
Zach shares his background and that he is currently training for Ironman Lake Placid.
Customer Reviews
Inspirational as always
I have been a faithful listener since finding this podcast over a year ago. At the time I was searching for tips, tricks, advice, insight, and inspiration as I prepared for my own triathlon goal. Mike B’s format of interviewing everyday triathletes aligned perfectly with my journey. I was able to hear about other athletes’ success and struggles which both inspired and encouraged me to stay true to the path.
Because I was a newer triathlete the podcast gave crucial insights to race day and all the things you need to know. I heard information that only comes from people who have been there and done that! Hearing the advice from people that I could relate to…made it real and contextual. Hearing from pros is cool, but us Everyday Ironpeeps” can’t relate.
Looking back now- having completed 2 full distance IM, 6 70.3 IMs, 2 IM relays, and a handful of sprints and local races, I can say that this podcast helped me then and continues to help me now! I qualified as an AWA and my race times continue to improve….Mike’s podcast has played a significant role in my personal journey.
Thank you Mike!
Wow!
I just listened the first episode.. and it was what I was looking for.. I am a beginner, and I am training for my first half Ironman (I still have a long way to go). And this podcast inspired me to do a full haha. Great podcast…
Encouraging Interviews
I’m currently training for my first full Ironman in September (Chattanooga). This podcast has been a blessing to me during my workouts as I feel this sense of community with others struggling around the country to balance family, work and life with their goals of completing races. There’s been times I’ve been ready to quit but heard a story in an interview that gave me that extra push to keep going! Great work Mike.
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