The TrainAnything Show

Dylan Gillespie & John Kaiser

We Believe that Anything Can Be Trained and we're here to prove it. Geared towards endurance enthusiasts, tune in to learn, get inspired, and grow on the TrainAnything Show.

  1. Ep 065 - Trust The Process (Before the Results Show Up) | Part 3

    1d ago

    Ep 065 - Trust The Process (Before the Results Show Up) | Part 3

    Welcome back to The TrainAnything Show! This week wraps up our three-part Commit to the Process series with Part 3: Trust the Process (Before the Results Show Up). Dylan and John dive into one of the hardest parts of endurance training: staying committed when you're doing all the right things but the results haven't shown up yet. They explore why endurance sport is a delayed-reward game, how today's instant-feedback culture works against long-term progress, and why some of the biggest breakthroughs happen long before they're visible. Along the way, they share personal stories of race builds, unexpected breakthroughs, and lessons learned from trusting the work when confidence was low. They also discuss common athlete mistakes like plan hopping, chasing fitness tests, comparing timelines, and treating every workout like a report card. The takeaway is simple: the process is often working long before the results become obvious. As always, it's a fun ride with some good nuggets, squirrels, and a little jingle... only on The TrainAnything Show. Please like and subscribe! Feel free to drop future bucket pulls or show ideas in the comments, or email us at info@trainanything.com. TA Nation Application – https://www.trainanything.com/ta-nati... 2026 Camp Sign-Ups – https://www.trainanything.com/tacamp-...

    1h 9m
  2. Ep 063 - Boring Is the Work (Why Consistency Beats Motivation) | Part 2

    Jun 24

    Ep 063 - Boring Is the Work (Why Consistency Beats Motivation) | Part 2

    Welcome back to The TrainAnything Show! This week continues the Commit to the Process series with Episode 2: Boring Is the Work. Dylan and John dive into one of the most overlooked truths in endurance training and life—progress doesn’t come from exciting moments, it comes from consistent, repeatable action over time. They unpack why so many athletes and individuals struggle to stay committed once the initial motivation fades, and how chasing novelty, intensity, or constant change can actually stall progress. The conversation explores the “middle phase” of the process—the part where nothing feels new, results aren’t immediate, and the work starts to feel routine—and why this is exactly where most people fall off. They emphasize that the goal isn’t to stay motivated, but to stay in motion, and that true progress comes from showing up on the days that feel flat, not just the ones that feel inspired. Along the way, they share practical ways to stay consistent, protect routine, and measure success through execution rather than outcomes. The takeaway is simple: if it feels boring, you’re probably doing it right—the real work isn’t flashy, it’s repeatable. As always, it’s a fun ride with some good nuggets, squirrels, and a little jingle… only on The TrainAnything Show. Please like and subscribe! Feel free to drop future bucket pulls or show ideas in the comments, or email us at info@trainanything.com. TA Nation Application – https://www.trainanything.com/ta-nati...2026 Camp Sign‑Ups – https://www.trainanything.com/tacamp-...

    1h 1m
  3. Ep 061 - The 5 Key Swim Sets You Need to Get Faster | Part 1

    Jun 17

    Ep 061 - The 5 Key Swim Sets You Need to Get Faster | Part 1

    Welcome back to The TrainAnything Show! This week kicks off a brand‑new three‑part series, Commit to the Process, with Episode 1: Commit Before You’re Ready. Dylan and John dive into a simple but powerful idea—most people don’t struggle with knowing what to do, they struggle to commit to doing it. Instead of waiting for the perfect moment, the right plan, or enough motivation, they unpack why progress actually begins when you take action before you feel ready. The conversation breaks down the common traps that hold people back—overthinking, listening to too many outside opinions, chasing the perfect plan, and fear of doing it wrong—and reframes the idea that readiness comes before starting. They emphasize that no one feels ready at the beginning, the first reps are always messy, and real clarity only comes after you begin. Along the way, they share personal experiences, including commitment moments like signing up for big races, and highlight how simple, binary actions can eliminate decision fatigue and create momentum. The takeaway is simple: commitment comes before confidence, and action is what builds belief—so don’t wait for it to feel right, start so it becomes right. As always, it’s a fun ride with some good nuggets, squirrels, and a little jingle… only on The TrainAnything Show. Please like and subscribe! Feel free to drop future bucket pulls or show ideas in the comments, or email us at info@trainanything.com. TA Nation Application – https://www.trainanything.com/ta-nati...2026 Camp Sign‑Ups – https://www.trainanything.com/tacamp-...

    1h 5m
  4. Ep 061 - The 5 Key Swim Sets You Need to Get Faster | Part 1

    Jun 10

    Ep 061 - The 5 Key Swim Sets You Need to Get Faster | Part 1

    Welcome back to Ep 061 of The TrainAnything Show! This week kicks off a brand‑new four‑part Sauna Talk series, recorded live in the sauna, with Part 1: The 5 Swim Sets You Need to Improve Your Swimming. Dylan and John dive into a simple but powerful idea—most athletes don’t need more variety in the water, they need better execution and more consistency with the right sets. From inside the sauna, they break down the five key swim sets that can help athletes build efficiency, speed, and confidence in the water. The conversation centers around why structure matters, how repeatable sets create measurable progress, and why many athletes spin their wheels by constantly changing workouts instead of mastering a few fundamentals. They also touch on feel for the water, pacing awareness, and how to approach swim training with intention rather than just going through the motions. The takeaway is simple: improvement in the water doesn’t come from doing more—it comes from doing the right things consistently, with purpose.

    18 min
  5. Ep 060 - The Unwaffle Story: The Entrepreneurial Journey of Unwaffle

    Jun 3

    Ep 060 - The Unwaffle Story: The Entrepreneurial Journey of Unwaffle

    Welcome back to Ep 060 of The TrainAnything Show! Join us as we explore the journey of Unwaffle, an innovative company transforming breakfast with nutritious, gluten‑free, and delicious waffles. Erik, founder of Unwaffle, and Joe, their Marketing Director, share their entrepreneurial story, product insights, and tips for training and endurance—all wrapped in a fun, engaging conversation. This week’s episode features a special in‑studio conversation diving into “Building Fuel That Tastes Good: The Unwaffle Story.” Dylan and John kick things off with a fun Unwaffle‑themed "Waffle Wheel" song before settling into a relaxed, high‑energy conversation about performance, fueling, and building something local in Bozeman, Montana. From there, the discussion explores how Unwaffle got started, why they chose waffles as a fueling option, and what those early versions actually looked like (and tasted like). They unpack the bigger question of whether fueling should feel like food or function, and what makes something actually work for endurance athletes. Along the way, they share insights on common fueling mistakes, the culture of underfueling, and why simple, repeatable fueling strategies matter most. The takeaway is simple: the best fueling strategy is the one you can consistently execute—and if it tastes good, you’re a lot more likely to actually use it. As always, it’s a fun ride with some good nuggets, squirrels, a little jingle, and plenty of waffle talk… only on The TrainAnything Show. Please like and subscribe! Feel free to drop future bucket pulls or show ideas in the comments, or email us at info@trainanything.com. Find Unwaffle – https://eatunwaffle.com TA Nation Application – Join TA Nation 2026 Camp Sign‑Ups – View camp details Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Train Anything Show + Waffle Song 03:49 Training Anything: Personal Insights and Experiences 14:39 Meet the Waffle Guys: Background and Journey 31:08 The Evolution of Unwaffle: From Oatmeal to Waffles 39:10 The Impact of Unwaffle on Athletes and Families 42:20 The Journey of Ingredient Sourcing and Quality 44:45 Entrepreneurial Challenges and Learning Experiences 49:19 Innovating Flavors and Product Development 51:51 Nutrition Insights for Endurance Athletes 01:00:36 Real Food vs. Fuel: The Unwaffle Philosophy 01:05:19 Target Audience and Market Positioning 01:11:18 Creative Ways to Enjoy Unwaffle

    1h 16m
  6. Ep 059 - The Fitness You Can't See

    May 27

    Ep 059 - The Fitness You Can't See

    Welcome to The TrainAnything Show!! In each episode, TA coaches John and Dylan will be coming to you with a range of training tips, shout-outs, banter, news, guests, and motivational stories to get you through your endurance endeavors. In this episode we talk about the Fitness You Can't See (at least right away). We give 8 things that make you a better endurance athlete. These things take zero talent but deliberate Action to reap the rewards! As always, it's a fun ride with some good nuggets, squirrels, and a gong and dig sign in/send off? Only on the TrainAnything Show... Please like and subscribe! Feel free to drop future bucket pulls or show topics in the comments or email us at info@trainanything.com

    22 min
  7. Ep 058 Execution Over Fitness (Part 3): Training Calm Under Stress

    May 20

    Ep 058 Execution Over Fitness (Part 3): Training Calm Under Stress

    Welcome back to Ep 056 of The TrainAnything Show! This week’s episode wraps up the Execution Over Fitness series with Part 3: Training Calm Under Stress. Dylan and John open with TrainAnything’s of the Week—focusing on being consistently good and the power of compartmentalizing—before diving into a key idea: most athletes don’t fall apart because they lack fitness, they fall apart because stress changes how they make decisions. They unpack how stress narrows attention, speeds up reactions, and leads athletes to chase pace, force effort, or abandon plans too early. The conversation explores the difference between emotional training and productive training, and reframes calm as a performance skill—not something you either have or don’t. They break down how athletes gradually lose composure through small decisions, and share practical ways to train staying calm inside discomfort rather than reacting to it. By the end of the episode, the connection across the series becomes clear: pacing sets the tone, fueling supports it, and calm is what keeps it all intact. The takeaway is simple: fitness is built over time, but execution is decided in moments—and calm is what lets those moments work in your favor. As always, it’s a fun ride with some good nuggets, squirrels, and a little jingle… Only on The TrainAnything Show. Please like and subscribe! Feel free to drop future bucket pulls or show topic ideas in the comments, or email us at info@trainanything.com.

    1 hr
  8. Ep 057 Execution Over Fitness (Part 2): Fueling Isn't Optional

    May 13

    Ep 057 Execution Over Fitness (Part 2): Fueling Isn't Optional

    Welcome back to Ep 057 of The TrainAnything Show! This week’s episode continues the Execution Over Fitness series with Part 2: Fueling Isn’t Optional (And Never Was). Dylan and John open with TrainAnything’s of the Week—touching on core work and re‑sleep training—before diving into a key issue in endurance sports: the widespread culture of underfueling. They unpack how “eating is cheating” and “toughing it out” mindsets have turned unnecessary suffering into a badge of honor, and why that approach quietly sabotages performance. The conversation breaks down how underfueling leads to late‑session fades, inconsistent results, and poor decision‑making, and reframes fueling as a performance skill—not a crutch. They explore how training the gut is just as important as training the body, and why fueling should be practiced consistently in training, not just on race day. The takeaway is simple: fueling doesn’t make training easier—it makes it honest, and it’s what allows your fitness to actually show up when it matters. As always, it’s a fun ride with some good nuggets, squirrels, and a little jingle… Only on The TrainAnything Show. Please like and subscribe! Feel free to drop future bucket pulls or show topic ideas in the comments, or email us at info@trainanything.com. TA Nation Application – https://www.trainanything.com/ta-nati... 2026 Camp Sign‑Ups – https://www.trainanything.com/tacamp-...

    57 min
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We Believe that Anything Can Be Trained and we're here to prove it. Geared towards endurance enthusiasts, tune in to learn, get inspired, and grow on the TrainAnything Show.

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  • Creator
    Dylan Gillespie & John Kaiser
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    62
  • Rating
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    © 2025 Train Anything LLC
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    The TrainAnything Show