Agegroup Multisport Podcast (Triathlon,Duathlon,Aquabike,Aquathlon)

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Triathlon as a sport has a unique part to it, where it allows everyday people to compete in a range of sports, Triathlon,  swim bike and run, Duathlon, run, bike,run, Aquathlon, swim, run and Aquabike, swim and bike, for their country against others in their agegroup. The Agegroup Multisport Podcast is a platform where Agegroup Multisport Athletes from around the world, share their Journey from Multisport beginner to Agegroup Athlete. In telling their stories the athletes are providing valuable information and insights about their experiences, we can all learn from these, which will in turn help our own multisport adventure. Listen to their training regimes, favourite kit, how they decide which races to aim for. Its free information from athletes who know, how to research, prepare, train, race and perform to reach their goals. Ive learnt a lot from having these Agegroupers on the podcast, its helping me and it can help you too. I don't do this for monetary gains, there are no commercial or financial sponsorships of any kind its just a way of giving back to my multisport community. You can listen to us on all the major podcast platforms, and on our youtube channel and catch us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

  1. 3d ago

    Stuart Hackman - 10 Years of Triathlon & The GB Age-Group Journey

    Send us Fan Mail This week on the Agegroup Podcast, I’m joined by Stuart Hackman, who has spent the last decade pushing himself in endurance sport and building an impressive age-group racing career. Stuart has just completed his 50th competitive multi-sport race at Ironman Austria — a pretty incredible milestone in itself. Over the years, he’s taken on more than 120 events, including two London Marathons, three RideLondon events and the Serpentine Swim, which helped him complete his London Classic. But it’s his journey representing GB at age-group level that makes this story particularly interesting. By the end of this year, Stuart will have competed in five GB events, from the Duathlon World Championships in Alavés in 2021 through to the upcoming Long Distance World Championships in Zofingen. And there could be another big one on the horizon… Stuart has also qualified for the T100 World Championship in Qatar, which could potentially take his GB appearances to six. In this episode, we talk about the journey behind those races — the training, the commitment, the highs and lows, qualifying for GB, and what keeps you coming back for more after ten years in the sport. Whether you're already racing as an age-grouper, thinking about taking that next step, or simply interested in what it takes to keep challenging yourself year after year, this is a great story of consistency, ambition and the pursuit of the next finish line. 🎧 Listen to the full episode now. And if you’re an age-grouper with a story of your own, get in touch — we’d love to hear it. You Can find the 1001 Triathlon Tips using this link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GX39Z7P5 follow us on Instagram - AMP_podcast Facebook Richard Joseph Conway Youtube - AMP GB Support the show

    Stuart Hackman - 10 Years of Triathlon & The GB Age-Group Journey

  2. Sep 2

    Swim Bike Subscribe - Life Behind the YouTube Camera with Triathlon Dan

    Send us Fan Mail Daniel Ward, widely known across the multi-sport community as "TriathlonDan," is a prominent UK-based amateur triathlete, cyclist, and content creator. He documents his athletic pursuits on the TriathlonDan YouTube Channel, where he has built a dedicated following by sharing raw, down-to-earth training vlogs, race debriefs, and gear insights. Before finding his passion for multi-sport, Dan underwent an incredible health transformation. He successfully dropped his body weight from 127 kg down to roughly 85–90 kg, credits triathlon with saving him from obesity, and actively pushes the message that you do not need to look like a "chiselled fitness guru" to conquer difficult endurance challenges. Calling himself an "amateur exerciser," he balances a full-time career and relationships while training heavily in cycling and middle-to-long distance triathlon. He is a massive cycling enthusiast who also participates in local crit racing and road time trials. For the 2025 and 2026 seasons, Dan shifted parts of his calendar toward domestic racing, local bike crits (such as racing at Darley Moor), and balancing content creation you can follow Dan on Instagram @heyyydw on Youtube  @TriathlonDan   on Facebook @Daniel Ward You Can find the 1001 Triathlon Tips using this link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GX39Z7P5 follow us on Instagram - AMP_podcast Facebook Richard Joseph Conway Youtube - AMP GB Support the show

    Swim Bike Subscribe - Life Behind the YouTube Camera with Triathlon Dan

  3. Aug 19

    Never Looking Back: Ross McGregor on Grief, Grit & European Gold

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to the podcast, its been a minute Before standing atop the European triathlon podium, Ross McGregor was tearing up beaches in the high-adrenaline world of sand racing. Triathlon wasn’t anywhere on his radar—until a tragic loss prompted him to enter his very first event for charity. That single race transformed his life. Ross traded horse-power and throttle for pedal power and human endurance, hanging up his sand-racing boots and never looking back at a motorbike again. In this powerful episode, the 35–39 Great Britain Age-Group European Champion shares how he redirected his competitive grit from the sand tracks to the triathlon circuit. He opens up about turning personal tragedy into elite purpose, breaking down the exact mindset, training consistency, and race-day tactics that carried him all the way to European Gold. In this episode, we cover: The Shift from Sand to Asphalt: Transitioning from high-octane sand racing to endurance sport following a life-altering tragedy.The Origin Spark: How one charity triathlon set off a journey to the top of European age-group racing.The Champion's Mindset: Transferring raw competitive drive into swim, bike, and run mastery.Podium Execution: Actionable advice on training volume, pacing strategy, and mental toughness for age-groupers.You Can find the 1001 Triathlon Tips using this link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GX39Z7P5 follow us on Instagram - AMP_podcast Facebook Richard Joseph Conway Youtube - AMP GB Instagram : amp_podcast Support the show

    Never Looking Back: Ross McGregor on Grief, Grit & European Gold

  4. Jul 22

    "Running Out of Excuses: Blenheim to Team GB with Kev Appleton"

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to another episode of AMP. This episode features Kev Appleton, GB Agegrouper and fellow YouTuber. Kev says "My Triathlon Journey started in 2017 when i was persuaded to enter the Blenheim Palace Sprint Triathlon in 2018. A year of training to get from over weight and unfit to to some kind of fitness I completed taht first Sprint race and was well and truly bitten by the bug. Later in 2018 I had my second triathlon but stepped up to Standard Distance at Woburn Abbey.  Over the next few years I competed in several sprint Triathlons and returned to Blenheim again in 2020 and 2021 I was soon stepping up again to 70.3 with Outlaw X, Outlaw Nottingham Half and Outlaw 70.3 Holkham, Ironman 70.3 Duisburg all completed. In 2023 we entered a Relay Team into Outlaw X with my employer Chairman and colleague we finished an amazing 3rd Place with a combined age of 167 years!  Finally running out of excuses I'd entered the Outlaw Full in 2023. This was my first "Iron" Distance, wasn't to be my last though as I now "had" to do an "Ironman" race so Barcelona was the target for 2024. Earlier in 2024 as part of my training I completed Wales Long Course Weekend in Tenby. 2025 I committed to a year of Sprint Distance racing with the intention of qualifying for the age group Team in Banyoles 2026. Making the Aquathlon Team is a great honour for me and has increased the determination to qualify for Sprint and Standard distance Teams for World and European Championships in 2027" follow Kev's journey on his YouTube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@SwimBikeRunKev Follow on instagram @nivek4628 You Can find the 1001 Triathlon Tips using this link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GX39Z7P5 follow us on Instagram - AMP_podcast Facebook Richard Joseph Conway Youtube - AMP GB Support the show

    "Running Out of Excuses: Blenheim to Team GB with Kev Appleton"

  5. Jul 8

    Chasing Podiums: The Alice Lucas Interview

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to the podcast, on this episode we chat to Alice Lucas,  Alice says "My sporting background has been a little stop start.  As one of two girls, my mum encouraged (pushed!) us both into ballet and dancing, which I loved socially but was a disaster at.  Meanwhile, Dad was a sub 3hr marathon runner and competitive triathlete, who I idolised!  I started running at 18 - primarily to lose weight - and did my first triathlon in my early 20s on my early teenage mountain bike, but came 3rd in my AG and loved it.   Fast forward a decade or so, and I joined a running (with a hint of triathlon) club in London and had a couple of years of very amateur racing, with a strong running focus.  2020 was to be my year - unexpected ballot place in the London Marathon after 15 years of trying, several triathlons in the calendar, a 300km ride in Sweden and my first 70.3.  Alas - 2020 was no one’s year!  Sort of fell off the wagon, but moving to Bath in 2022 reignited my excitement for the sport and I joined the world’s best tri club (while I acknowledge I’m biased, I wholeheartedly believe this to be true!).  Working with an equally epic PT, I set the goal of AG racing.  I told anyone who would listen, and worked to overcome fear on the bike (work in progress), improve technique in the water (ditto) and speed up my run (there’s a theme here). Eventually raced my first MD last June and landed a qualifying time which took me to Alsdorf for the European MD Duathlon Champs last month, which was a sensational experience! I’m nothing if not ambitious - still have a LOT of work to do across all disciplines, a lot of kit to upgrade and many years of this sport ahead of me.  But objective one unlocked, proof that mindset and psychology are huge factors in any competitive sport (and business for that matter), and game on to see how far I can take this! " You can follow Alice on Instagram  @alicejlucas You Can find the 1001 Triathlon Tips using this link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GX39Z7P5 follow us on Instagram - AMP_podcast Facebook Richard Joseph Conway Youtube - AMP GB Support the show

    Chasing Podiums: The Alice Lucas Interview

  6. Jun 24

    Building Resilience & Community, with Hazel Fuller

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the Agegroup Multisport Podcast Hazel Fuller Hazel is form forces veteran, Gab Agegroup Triathletes and founder of Hotroxx coaching. With a passion for fitness and a desire to empower individuals of all abilities, she embarked on this journey to share her expertise and experiences with others. As a former member of the armed forces and someone who has overcome numerous personal challenges, Hazel understands first hand the mental resilience and physical determination required to overcome obstacles and achieve success. ​ Hotroxx, is more than just a fitness program – they are a supportive community dedicated to helping each member reach their full potential. Hazel brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her coaching sessions, as well as a full commitment to providing high-quality swim instruction and water safety. Hazels  qualifications include: British Triathlon Coach British Athletics Run Coach Personal Trainer Open Water Coach STA Swim Teacher and STA Ambassador RNLI Ambassador you can find Hotroxx - https://www.hotroxxcoaching.com/ @hotroxx on socials You Can find the 1001 Triathlon Tips using this link - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0GX39Z7P5 follow us on Instagram - AMP_podcast Facebook Richard Joseph Conway Youtube - AMP GB ​ Support the show

    Building Resilience & Community, with Hazel Fuller

  7. Jun 10

    Toni Moore - Success isn't Always A Straight Line

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to the latest episode, on this episode we feature, Toni Moore another athlete from the Grangemouth Triathlon squad. Our Latest GB Age Group Athlete: Toni Moore 🇬🇧 From the pool to the podium, Toni's journey is a testament to resilience, dedication, and a love for sport that spans decades. 🏊‍♀️ Swimming for 20 years 🏃‍♀️ Running for 16 years 🌊🏃‍♀️ Aquathlon competitor for 14 years 🇬🇧 GB Age Group Aquathlete for 4 years (including 2026) Her achievements speak for themselves: 🥉 2x European Championship Bronze Medallist 🏅 Countless Scottish Championship medals But Toni's story is about much more than medals. Over the years, she's faced injury setbacks, challenging club environments, and long periods of training alone. Through every obstacle, she kept showing up, adapting, and pushing forward. That perseverance has helped shape the athlete she is today. Toni proves that success isn't always a straight line—it's built through determination, consistency, and the ability to keep going when things get tough. We're incredibly proud to welcome Toni as our latest GB Age Group athlete and can't wait to see what comes next. 👏🇬🇧 Support the show

    Toni Moore - Success isn't Always A Straight Line

  8. May 27

    The Para-Athlete Conquering the Able-Bodied Field with Sophie West (PTS5)

    Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to AMP its our great pleasure to welcome Dr Sophie West. Sophie says "I spent most of my adult life up to 2020 being told not to run or do impact sports, alongside having multiple surgeries and hospital admissions due to having my whole pelvis reconstructed due to my hip joints not having developed properly, on of the breaks they made in my pelvic bones never healed, hence the advice not to run. It’s actually left me with pretty stiff hips that have weakness and some nerve damage around the hips. I also work full time in the NHS as a doctor. Anyway after two pregnancies just in time for the start of Covid that bone, after 9 years healed! So I started running in Covid. We moved out of london in 2022 and at the end of 2023 I decided that 2024 would be the year I tried to do a triathlon. Started with a pool based swim one and…..won my age group, I had already left before the awards as it just didn’t even occur to me that I could have won! Through British triathlon I got assessed and was given a paratriathlon classification of PTS5. My second ever race was the British paratriathlon championships where I won silver (behind the awesome Claire Cashmore), and went on to win gold in 2025. Alongside earning myself aQT for both Europeans and worlds age group aquathlon championships where I came 7th and 11th respectively- not bad for a para athlete in an able bodied field. I have also now won the British paraduathlon championships in 2025 and 2026. All para stuff is sprint or super sprint. My goals for this year are to try some longer distances - I am doing the escape from Alcatraz triathlon (a bucket list item I didn’t know I wanted ) a standard distance triathlon and duathlon. And maybe take on a 70.3 next year. Also new for this year British triathlon have just published QTs for para-entry at multisport events so watch this space on that one. I’m also hoping to do the world aquathlon championships in Abu Dhabi in November, and trying to get a QT in aquathlon, sprint and standard distance duathlon for Edmonton. I’m also a mum to 6 and 10 year old boys. And yes, my life is completely bonkers! I think it would be interesting as a para-athlete in the age group team which is quite unusual and not too many of us!  I also get swimming induced pulmonary oedema to add to the complexity of things! But also im still really new to the sport which I hope would inspire others." you can follow Sophie on instagram @doctorsophie82 You Can Follow us  on YouTube - AMP GB Instagram @amp_podcast Facebook : Richard Joseph Conway find all our episodes on our website Website is : https://agegroupmultisportpodcast.buzzsprout.com/ email: agegroupmultisportpodcast@gmail.com You Can buy the 1001 Triathlon Tips using this link - https://www.amazon.com/1001-TRIATHLON-TIPS-essential-triathlon-ebook/dp/B0GX39Z7P5/ref=zg_bsnr_g_16592_d_sccl_10/141-4765249-6496905?psc=1 Support the show

    The Para-Athlete Conquering the Able-Bodied Field with Sophie West (PTS5)
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Triathlon as a sport has a unique part to it, where it allows everyday people to compete in a range of sports, Triathlon,  swim bike and run, Duathlon, run, bike,run, Aquathlon, swim, run and Aquabike, swim and bike, for their country against others in their agegroup. The Agegroup Multisport Podcast is a platform where Agegroup Multisport Athletes from around the world, share their Journey from Multisport beginner to Agegroup Athlete. In telling their stories the athletes are providing valuable information and insights about their experiences, we can all learn from these, which will in turn help our own multisport adventure. Listen to their training regimes, favourite kit, how they decide which races to aim for. Its free information from athletes who know, how to research, prepare, train, race and perform to reach their goals. Ive learnt a lot from having these Agegroupers on the podcast, its helping me and it can help you too. I don't do this for monetary gains, there are no commercial or financial sponsorships of any kind its just a way of giving back to my multisport community. You can listen to us on all the major podcast platforms, and on our youtube channel and catch us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

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