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In this episode we are going to guide you cyclists, runners, and triathletes through the most difficult time of year for consistent training and decent nutrition. Lend us your ears and we’ll prepare you for battle. No, we can’t help you with your family. Control the controllables people!
We’re breaking it up into the two major sides that can go wrong over these busy holiday months, training and nutrition. We’ll break down our top tips for maximizing both during the holidays, or at bare minimum, not totally falling off the wagon. So if you are keen on not tarnishing your coveted power to weight while you eat, drink, and be merry, join us for another episode of Coaches on Couches.
Shout Outs
Memphis! Ironman 70.3 Memphis is official! Thank you to all those that made it possible. Shelby Farms Park, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Ironman, Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, Memphis Sports Council, especially JJ Greer.
Taylor Herron – 2nd place Natchez Libre Gravel Grinder
Leigh Ruston – 1st place women’s Natchez Libre Gravel Grinder
Today on the couch we are going to give you our exact recipe for making massive gains on the bike over the winter. This usually means a decent amount of indoor training due to colder weather and less daylight. But that’s not an excuse to hibernate! Nobody wants to revive their base fitness every single spring. On the contrary, a lot of athletes commit to do the work, and when group rides and racing start back up in March they are ripping people’s legs off!
If you are one of those cyclists or triathletes who poo poo the trainer, we’ll give some tips on how to learn to love…well at least tolerate it.
So if you want to be the hammer and not the nail this spring, join us for another episode of Coaches on Couches!
Shout Outs:
Phillip Young – Back to Back AG Aquabike National Champ!
Michael Ort – Los Cabos 70.3
It’s that time of the year. Long sleeves, short sleeves, no sleeves. Shorts, tights, thermals. Thick gloves, or just the liners. If I overdo it I’ll be soaking wet. If I under do it I’ll freeze, or at best be the person with the bloody nipple kit.
Fear not, we’re here to walk you through the magic of layering…yes, via some simple layering techniques you too can survive almost any training and racing conditions Mother Nature can conjure up.
So grab your balaclava, find your quiet spot, and join us for another episode of Coaches on Couches.
Shout Outs: House of Pain Athletes
Good Luck: BRX Half Marathon, Grit and Grind Gravel Grinder, TN State Cross Country Championships
Fire fighter, soon to be father, master movie quoter. We’re going to talk about Bobby’ Weakley’s transition…ummm…from mountain bike specialist to ironman finisher. And yes, we start off with WHY. Then the HOW. It wasn’t an easy road to travel. Ridicule from his co-workers and mountain bike buddies. Learning to swim as an adult. Running on road when there’s a perfectly good trail nearby. Tough stuff. But ultimately it culminated to a great performance at Ironman Chattanooga in 2019.
Bobby gives a lot of insight into how he made the jump from a single sport athlete to a multisport monster. If you listen for no other reason it would be to see how many movie quotes Bobby and Coach Dale can throw into one episode. If you watch the Youtube version, we’ve got a running movie quote counter going.
Shout Outs:
Tim Linn – 1st Pro Race – Ironman 70.3 Shanghai
Walking Tall 50k/25k
Race Directors Brian Williams and Sean Hilsdon
BHP Rangers and Staff
Coach Chris – 2nd overall male 25k
Rebekah Winter – 2nd overall female 25k
Marcus Jones – 1st overall male 25k – new course record
Hunter Hall – 1st overall make 50k – new course record
Jason Crews – 8th overall 25k
Jessica Wang – 20 min PR – 25k
Tony Gambrell – 4th in Corporate Category – Bourbon Chase Relay
Today on the couch we are going to chat about how a cyclist can incorporate running into their training regimen without completely demolishing themselves and losing fitness due to injury.
The aerobic engine is there, but the durability is not…just yet. So if you are a 2 wheeler that wants to get more bang for your time crunched buck, build some bone density, and maintain a high level of fitness in the off season, join us for another episode of Coaches on Couches.
Shout Outs:
Hudson Hall – TN State Cross Country Qualifier
William Hennessey – Ran the GA Section of the AT in 23 hours
Michael Ort – Ride to Rosemary and Ironman Louisville in the same week
Ride 2 Rosemary – 500 miles Memphis to Rosemary Beach, FL
Hart Robinson
David Collins
Bubba Ezzell
John Walker
Patrick Nix
Luke Hooper
Ben Ladd
