SUMMARY:
Have you ever pushed yourself mentally and physically? Do you have a desire to compete–or have you competed–in a triathalon, marathon, or Ironman? Are you interested human anatomy and discovering the limits of the human body?
You are Jason.
Mentioned in this episode:
Ironman official site - www.ironman.com/#axzz4iV40R3ql
YouTube crowd clip:
https://youtu.be/OK2qVoLDCbw
NOTES:
- [0:00] No pain
- [2:05] Today's episode explores how far you can push your body mentally, physically, & emotionally
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- [6:05] Jason's story
- [6:25] The 3 legs of the journey and Jason's times
- [6:50] What made Jason want to do this race?
- [8:50] What happens if you don't finish in 17 hours?
- [11:00] About training
- [11:55] Jason's background including his PhD
- [12:45] Jason's body type was not an endurance type when he started
- [13:35] How the day starts on race day
- [16:00] The wetsuit strippers
- [17:45] The transition from swim to bike
- [18:40] Mile 35 on the bike
- [19:30] Age on your calf
- [21:25] Getting off the bike after nearly 7 hours
- [23:20] Eating while racing
- [24:50] Going to the bathroom on the bike
- [25:35] The suntan lotion clowns
- [27:20] You just start getting tired
- [27:40] Racing the sun
- [29:45] The final stretch
- [31:20] After you finish
- [32:40] Why?
- [34:30] How the race has changed Jason's approach to treating patients
- [36:00] Anybody