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Tri Talking Sport – Ray O’Connor: Marathon Man
In this episode, we chat with Ray O'Connor from Galway. Ray is an avid runner and ultra distance enthusiast with 169 marathons under his belt to date.
Tri Talking Sport – Mike Reilly: The Voice of Ironman
Mike Reilly is renowned across the world as the voice of Ironman, based out of San Diego in the USA.
The ORC Report: Karin Karlsson, 2019 Obstacle Course Racing World Champion
The 2019 Obstacle Course World Championship was held recently in London, England. The 2019 15k race was won by Karin Karlsson, from Sweden
Run Buzz: Let’s Do Running Together
Show Notes: In this episode of RunBuzz, I introduce you to the podcast, the community, and to myself, Steve Carmichael, a recreation runner, running coach, running club director, and founder of RunBuzz.com.
Fearless Females in Triathlon, Inspire and Enthral on Tri Talking Sport Podcast Episode
Triathlon Ireland recently hosted a Women's Health and Wellbeing Conference in Dublin with an array of insightful speakers and hands on workshops designed to...
Scott Herman on Tough Mudder, Breaking Plateaus, and More!
In this podcast I interview YouTube superstar and all-around cool guy Scott Herman on how to train for obstacle courses like Tough Mudder
RunBuzz: Running While Pregnant
In this episode, I speak with Kaitlin Hartley PT, DPT who is an expert on running while pregnant and how to return to running after pregnancy.
Tri Talking Sport – Laura Siddall: Chasing the sunshine, life as a professional triathlete
In this episode, I chat with professional triathlete Laura Siddall who was knee-deep in IRONMAN Wales preparation when we caught up on Thursday of race week in Tenby.
Obstacle Racing Media: 2019 World’s Toughest Mudder October Update
2019 World's Toughest Mudder October Updates with Matt and Javier.
Heroes and Friends: Gary O’Hanlon – Tougher Than Leather
A little bit of time has elapsed since we visited Gary O'Hanlon at home to record this episode of Heroes and Friends. At the time, Gary had not been able to train for over three months due to injury and he had little hope of making the start line for the KBC Dublin Marathon
