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God‘s Story PodcastLaura Baghdassarian Murray – Becoming a Person of WelcomeWhat is Christian hospitality and how do we do it?
Brent talks with Laura Baghdassarian Murray about her new IVP book ‘Becoming a Person of Welcome: The Spiritual Practice of Hospitality’.
Laura is the director of spiritual engagement and innovation at Fuller Seminary’s Center for Spiritual Formation. She serves on the Ministry Collaborative Advisory Board and previously served at Highland Park Presbyterian Church as the pastor of spiritual formation. She’s also the founder of the Digital Silent Retreat Ministry, which is rooted in the practice of hospitality.
(0:30) What is Christian hospitality...
2026-01-2322 minGod‘s Story PodcastLaura Baghdassarian Murray – Becoming a Person of WelcomeWhat is Christian hospitality and how do we do it?
Brent talks with Laura Baghdassarian Murray about her new IVP book ‘Becoming a Person of Welcome: The Spiritual Practice of Hospitality’.
Laura is the director of spiritual engagement and innovation at Fuller Seminary’s Center for Spiritual Formation. She serves on the Ministry Collaborative Advisory Board and previously served at Highland Park Presbyterian Church as the pastor of spiritual formation. She’s also the founder of the Digital Silent Retreat Ministry, which is rooted in the practice of hospitality.
(0:30) What is Christian hospitality...
2026-01-2322 min
Sparta Chicks Radio: Mindset | Confidence | Sport | Women#011: Laura Siddall on How Your Assumptions Can Sabotage YouLaura Siddall is a professional triathlete with a difference. With her gap year spent as an Officer in the British Army and a degree in Mechanical Engineering, she only discovered triathlon in her late 20s. Laura quickly made up for lost time by winning 4 x Age Group World Championships over various distances in just 4 years.In this interview we talk about the doubt she struggled with after making the decision to turn professional (and how it affected her results for the first few years), why it’s important not to make assumptions or judgements on a day-to-day basi...
2025-08-161h 06
Feisty TriathlonWhat's next?? with Laura SiddallLaura Siddall's triathlon racing days may be over, but her love of triathlon isn't. Sid, Kelly, and Joanne break down the year’s most electrifying moments in the sport and swap thoughts on who's crushing it (hello, Kat Matthews), who's surprising us (the Aussies), and what’s going on with the new world championship qualification system for age-groupers and pros. Spoiler: It’s a lot.Sid then opens up about her emotional retirement after Challenge Roth, sharing reflections on her final race, what she'd love to see in the sport, and drops hints at what’s next...
2025-07-1858 min
500 Cats24 - American cycling is better than European cycling let's fight!🔥 Amazingly Enough Episode 24: Lake Life, Race Highs, & Pro Swagger! 🔥The AmazinglyEnough crew is back in the Boulder studio, dusting off the desert from a "work trip" to Lake Powell that was anything but typical! We toted podcast gear to the middle of nowhere and... didn't use it. Instead, we soaked up 103-degree heat, dodged sleep in a "hunk of junk" houseboat (seriously, if there was a fire, someone would "put it out when they're done with this"), and enjoyed the slowest work week ever thanks to you, our amazing customers, who clearly listened to our "we're...
2025-07-161h 10
The Not Quite PodcastResilience in Recovery: Laura Siddall's Triathlon ComebackIn this episode of the Not Quite Pod, professional triathlete Laura Siddall shares her journey from a corporate career to becoming a professional athlete. She discusses the challenges of transitioning to a full-time sports career, the realities of sponsorship and prize money in triathlon, and the importance of visibility for women's and para sports. Laura emphasizes the need for more media coverage and support for lesser-known sports and athletes, advocating for equal opportunities and recognition in the sporting world. In this conversation, Charlie Randell and Laura Siddall explore various themes surrounding sports, particularly focusing on the Paralympics, mental resilience...
2025-05-0557 min
IMTalkIMTalk Episode 944 – Carrie Lester and Laura Siddall on the Women's Ironman World Champs This week we have three interviews about the Women's World Champs this weekend. First, we have pro athletes Carrie Lester and Laura Siddall and then we talk to age grouper Jo Coombe to get the age group perspective. We also have News, Discussion of the Week, and Q&As.
2024-09-171h 51
Money MileDon’t Die Wondering with Laura SiddallHave you ever wondered what it would be like to become a pro triathlete? Laura “Sid” Siddall did just that. Laura has spent the past 10 years competing professionally all around the world. She joins me today to discuss her professional triathlon career, her involvement in various nonprofit organizations, and the key differences between men's and women’s triathlon culture. Don’t miss this unique perspective from a longtime female professional athlete. Listen to hear Sid’s insights.You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...How Sid got started in t...
2024-07-3148 min
Previously Learnt : Life Lessons From Notable PeopleDon't Die Wondering - Professional Triathlete, Laura SiddallOn this episode of Previously Learnt we spoke with the amazing Laura Siddall.Laura is an incredibly successful British Professional Triathlete, but her (global) route to the top is truly inspiring. Before competing, Laura was an engineer and an Officer in the British Army.This chat was full of life lessons, and as Laura's motto states, 'Don't die wondering'You will love this conversation for sure, we spoke of many things, including : What is the biggest life lesson Laura has learntHow did Laura's motto come aboutHow...
2024-07-1155 min
Athletic Ambitions: Stories of Tomorrow's ChampionsLaura Siddall - 4 x Ironman ChampionIn this episode, Laura shares her passion for helping young athletes, especially females, how she believes finding an identity outside being an athlete is important, her many tips for developing a strong sporting mindset and how good communication with a coach is key to successful performance. If you would like to find out more please visit www.cassandfriends.orgInstagram @cassandfriends
2024-05-2945 min
SportSpielLaura Siddall: ‘Don’t die wondering’Don’t die wondering – that’s Laura Siddall’s motto – and it’s a phrase you can see applied to so much of her life as a pro athlete.
Laura now is a hugely successful British triathlete but her path into professional sport came relatively late in life.
While sport was always important growing up she would go on to do a degree in Mechanical Engineering before taking a gap year as an officer in the British Army.
She would go on to work in the corporate world and moved to Sydney in Australia back in 2007...
2024-02-131h 20
Happy Smiling PeopleEp. 14 - Laura Siddall - Corporate World to Professional Ironman TriathlonLaura Siddall is a professional Ironman Triathlete with an amazing story.
Laura is an engineer, British Army Officer, and now Professional Triathlete. After doing her first triathlon aged 29, she took the plunge and backed herself to turn professional, quitting her corporate job and training full time.
She is a four time Iron man champion, a two time top 10 finisher in the world championships and European long distance champion.
In this episode we discuss, her journey of quitting her corporate job aged 34 to pursue a career in professional triathlon, whether being a professional athlete requires sacrifice or choices, the value of...
2023-11-1358 min
IMTalkIMTalk Episode 896 – Jocelyn McCauley and Laura SiddallThis week we have Kona interviews with pro athletes Jocelyn McCauley, Laura Siddall and coach Rob Dallimore. We also have News, and Q&As.
2023-10-171h 32
Inside Tri ShowLaura Siddall - On my termsLaura Siddall has been a professional triathlete since 2013. She is a multiple Ironman Champion and although she comes from Great Britain, she lives and trains abroad and has spend time in the USA, New Zealand and Spain. At the age of 42, Laura finished twice in the top ten at the Ironman World Championships in 2022.You'll hear:05:00 Laura talks through the tough time she has had since an accident during the bike leg of Ironman Brazil 2023, which resulted in a head injury. She doesn't remember what happened, and while she didn't break any bones, a CT...
2023-10-041h 16
The Evidence Based TriathleteLaura SiddallGreat to catch up with Laura Siddall - always insightful and inspiring.
2023-07-071h 07
Helping Organisations Thrive with Julian RobertsLaura Siddall | What parallels are there between sport and business, and what can we learn from them?
What parallels are there between sport and business, and what can we learn from them?
Laura Siddall returns to Helping Organisations Thrive to discuss what parallels she has experienced throughout her life in both corporate positions and now as a professional athlete. Laura highlights how there is a focus on rest, recovery, sleep and nutrition in sport, as these are factors widely known to sustainably improve performance. Although these “tools" have the potential to be highly transferable in enhancing performance in a corporate setting, prioritisation of these aspects is limited. Laura goes on to discuss various other par...
2023-05-0847 min
The RunAlive PodcastLaura Siddall - Who's on your team?What does it look like to build a team that you really trust? And how do you do that when you can't possibly know everything, and you have to lead from a place of humility? We speak to iron distance triathlete Laura Siddall about the importance of building a team that can help you achieve to your best.Laura is a professional iron distance triathlete, but came to triathlon later than most, at an age when most professional athletes are retiring and has drawn her learnings from stints in the corporate world, and a year in...
2023-05-0548 min
Business of EnduranceUltra Woman with Dede GriesbauerDede Griesbauer recently became the Ultraman World Champion at the age of 52. Not turning pro until she was 35, Dede is a veteran Professional Triathlete, being a 3-time Ironman Champion and a 2-time 70.3 Champion. She is the 2016 12-hour Time Trial World Champion, where she set the course record of 258 miles, beating all of the men as well. She won Ultraman Florida in 2020 where she set an Ultraman World Record and she is the 2022 Ultraman World Champion where she set a course record by over 45 minutes. It was an honour for Claire and I to interview her and former T...
2023-02-241h 34Helping Organisations Thrive with Julian RobertsLaura Siddall | Taking a leap of faith into a new adventure
“Don’t die wondering” – the quote and value that Laura Siddall, professional triathlete, stands by to help drive her when making big decisions. How could incorporating this same value in your life impact the way you make decisions, whether they be personal, or business-related?
Laura made a big leap from using sport as a hobby alongside her corporate job, to fully committing to sport, triathlon specifically, as her profession. Laura explains how she was excited to see where her limits may be within the sport when fully committing to it. Laura shares the obstacles, personal failures, and lessons...
2022-11-2848 min
Helping People PerformIronman training, with Laura Siddall: Ep 8A slightly different angle to Helping People Perform in this episode, where I delve into the world of helping yourself perform as an elite athlete, speaking with professional triathlete Laura Siddall. Not only does Laura have a background in helping others perform through performance improvement roles, she also coaches, mentors and supports others in women’s sport and the world of professional triathlon. All this on top of going from strength to strength in her own triathlon and Ironman performance. An amazing glimpse into the world of dedication, sacrifice and commitment that it takes to get to, and stay at...
2022-11-0741 min
The Five W'sLaura Siddall: Me Against the Finish LineLaura Siddall (Ironman Triathlete) discusses her athlete journey, performance environment and What Works for Her in What Context and Why.The Five W's PodcastWhat Works for Who in What Context and WhyThe podcast explores a biopsychosocial approach to athlete development, Each episode explores a unique perspective on the topic from the viewpoint of academia, athletes, coaches, practitioners, psychologists, researchers, S&C and sports scientists, and seeks to be relevant to anyone interested in athlete development. DEFINITION OF TERMS(My current working definitions):BioPsychoSocial: A...
2022-11-051h 09
Luke's Lowdown PodcastLAURA SIDDALL: Don't Die Wondering...Becoming a Professional Triathlete & Ironman Champion was never the plan for Laura Siddall. After building a career as an Engineer, she found the sport of triathlon, and her new life's Motto - 'Don't Die Wondering.'
Laura's curiosity shines through as she shares the ups and downs of her globe trotting lifestyle, with several candid stories that will make you stop what you're doing, and ask yourself "is this the path I should be taking?"
A thoroughly enjoyable chat with 'Sid' and one that should get you excited for living...
2022-04-291h 15
IMTalkIMTalk Episode 812 – Laura SiddallThis week we have Laura Siddall on the show. We also have News, Discussion of the Week, Website of the Week and Q&As.
2022-03-011h 24
The TriDoc Podcast, triathlon and health in one placeSpirulina/Laura SiddallIn this episode:Spirulina is the name given to the extract of two species of blue green algae. Easy to cultivate and harvest, the plant is a remarkable source of nutrients and was once touted by NASA as the 'food of the future' and has even been grown in space for that purpose. Spirulina has gained popularity as a supplement as well and not just for nutrition but also for its purported effects on exercise performance. What does the science say and is this at long last a supplement that I can get behind? Plus, an entertaining...
2022-02-251h 04
Inside Tri ShowTriathlon training with the pros in GironaWhat's life really like for a professional triathlete? Do they just spend all of their time training, eating and sleeping? Helen heads to Girona to spend a week living with British professional Laura Siddall to get a unique insight into pro triathlon life. Plus Helen interviews former pro cyclist Christian Meier to find out why Girona has become such a hub for endurance athletes.You'll hear: 07:30 Start of the training audio diary with Laura Siddall and Helen as they take you behind the scenes of Laura's training programme for a few days17:10 Helen j...
2022-02-231h 22
Ready, Row! USAMy Rowing Life: Careers in Rowing - ROWAPALOOZA #3 ROWAPALOOZA #3: Celebrating 3 years & 100 episodes! "My Rowing Life: Careers in Rowing" Taking over the studio for our third ROWAPALOOZA party are Tom Siddall, Angelica Greene, and Ryan Worth. These three do "all the things" in rowing - from coaching and more coaching, to accessories manufacturing, to boat transport, rowing travel, learn-to-row, advocating for inclusion, rowing boat sales, boat repair, umpiring & organizing at regattas - can you tell that these folks love the sport?!Tom Siddall is a coach at CRI, Tufts, USRowing ODP & Para National Team; "Gel" Greene is an artist, longtime rower, and founder of Ge...
2021-12-1437 min
Inside Tri ShowListener questions and emails with Laura SiddallLaura 'Sid' Siddall is back on the podcast to answer your questions and share your stories. You'll also get the lowdown from Laura's 5th place finish at CLASH Daytona 2021, where Kristian Blummenfelt and Jackie Hering took the victories in the PRO men and PRO women races respectively.Laura answers your questions about:
racing
training
strength and conditioning
facing a non-wetsuit swim if you're a weak swimmer
how to approach off-season
some of the things she is most proud of
Plus you'll hear about Helen's Sea2Summit ultra marathon.Find out...
2021-12-081h 33
ComebaCKComebaCK INTERVIEW #276 - Laura Siddall - Pro Triathlete/Ironman Champion - Career In SportLaura Siddall is a professional triathlete from the UK, training and competing all over the world. Laura is currently the fifth fastest British woman of all time over the iron distance, a four time Ironman Champion, which includes winning Ironman Australia for three consecutive years (2017, 2018, 2019), Ironman New Zealand (2018), and also the ETU European Long Distance Champion (2018). Laura discusses her upbringing and background in sport, her challenges in dealing with confidence issues, the thrill of competing in such an intense environment, and her motto, “Don’t Die Wondering”. An absolute pleasure, thank you Laura! You can find out more about Laura at www...
2021-11-2245 min
Inside Tri ShowShane Williams - The rugby star on his love for Ironman WalesLove triathlon? Love rugby? Love Wales? Then this episode is for you! Former Wales international Shane Williams talks about his journey from being one of the best wings in the world, to being a multiple Ironman finisher. The 5ft7 wing who was International Player of the Year in 2008, won 87 caps for Wales and made multiple appearances for the British and Irish Lions. Since retiring, he has turned his hand to endurance sports and has been a regular at Ironman Wales.You'll hear:06:30 The trigger for getting into triathlon09:00 His first Ironman Wales 'At...
2021-09-081h 19The Evidence Based TriathletePro Talks - Laura SiddallGreat to talk with Professional Triathlete Laura Siddall. We covered a number of topics from her entering the triathlon word, the art & science of training, and community outreach.
2021-08-101h 03
The Triathlete HourTriathlete Hour: Ep. 62 - Morgan Pearson is ready for TokyoWelcome to our all Olympics month. For the next few weeks, we have interviews lined up with multiple Olympians leading into Tokyo—starting today with up-and-coming U.S. star (and the cover model on our current Olympics issue) Morgan Pearson.Morgan was second at the World Triathlon race in Leeds earlier this year, third in Yokohama, and has now propelled himself to the front of the list of favorites going into the Games. But four years ago he had never done a triathlon before!He talked to us about what he learned coming from pro ru...
2021-07-071h 22The Triathlete HourTriathlete Hour: Ep. 62 - Morgan Pearson is ready for TokyoWelcome to our all Olympics month. For the next few weeks, we have interviews lined up with multiple Olympians leading into Tokyo—starting today with up-and-coming U.S. star (and the cover model on our current Olympics issue) Morgan Pearson.Morgan was second at the World Triathlon race in Leeds earlier this year, third in Yokohama, and has now propelled himself to the front of the list of favorites going into the Games. But four years ago he had never done a triathlon before!He talked to us about what he learned coming from pro ru...
2021-07-071h 22
Strength For Endurance PodcastLaura Siddall - Training, Racing & Rehab across the hemispheres This week we're joined by 5 x Iron distance Champion, Professional Triathlete Laura Siddall. Born and raised in the UK Laura has since experienced life as an athlete in many countries, from Australia to San Francisco, New Zealand and now her current base of Girona, Spain. But as a self-confessed 'nomadic' athlete it's not all perfect weather, enviable training environments and learning languages over a good coffee (although these are a few perks). The life of a travelling professional brings its challenges and even more so for Laura over the past few years experiencing two significant...
2021-06-251h 09
Inside Tri ShowHow do you cope with a DNF on race day?We bring in multiple Ironman winner Laura Siddall to chat with Helen this week, all about the mental ups and downs of Ironman training and racing. Helen competed at Lakesman 2021, a long distance triathlon in England's picturesque Lake District. We find out about the many many wobbles along the way, how Helen prepared mentally for race day and how it all panned out.You'll hear:About why Helen decided to do Lakesman and when she changed from the half to the full distance event.What Helen's training was likeWhat its...
2021-06-231h 26
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 60 - The Age-Group SpecialWe have a fun episode today: the Age-Group Special, with lots going on. We’re talking to the woman who won USA Triathlon’s most inspirational comeback award for the year. Tracy Kochian is just a regular age-grouper, mom, and lawyer, who went through one setback after another. She shares some tips, insight, and talks about what it’s like for so many of us when we just have one thing go wrong after another.We’re calling this our Age-Group Special because we’ll also talk with Nicola Dick, who chairs the World Triathlon Age Group Commission...
2021-06-101h 31The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 60 - The Age-Group SpecialWe have a fun episode today: the Age-Group Special, with lots going on. We’re talking to the woman who won USA Triathlon’s most inspirational comeback award for the year. Tracy Kochian is just a regular age-grouper, mom, and lawyer, who went through one setback after another. She shares some tips, insight, and talks about what it’s like for so many of us when we just have one thing go wrong after another.We’re calling this our Age-Group Special because we’ll also talk with Nicola Dick, who chairs the World Triathlon Age Group Commission...
2021-06-101h 31
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: Ep. 59 - Kirsten Kasper lives the dreamThis week, we're talking to Olympic hopeful Kirsten Kasper. Kirsten took up triathlon after swimming in high school (and winning a state championship) and running at Georgetown. She was recruited as part of the college recruitment program, took 4th in the U23 World Championships in her first elite race, and was 4th overall in the World Triathlon standings in 2017 and 2018.Then she got injured. Then, she crashed at the Tokyo Olympic qualifying test event—but finished the race before going to get 15 stitches in her hip. Since then, she's been building back up and was 3rd...
2021-06-021h 04The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: Ep. 59 - Kirsten Kasper lives the dreamThis week, we're talking to Olympic hopeful Kirsten Kasper. Kirsten took up triathlon after swimming in high school (and winning a state championship) and running at Georgetown. She was recruited as part of the college recruitment program, took 4th in the U23 World Championships in her first elite race, and was 4th overall in the World Triathlon standings in 2017 and 2018.Then she got injured. Then, she crashed at the Tokyo Olympic qualifying test event—but finished the race before going to get 15 stitches in her hip. Since then, she's been building back up and was 3rd...
2021-06-021h 04
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 58 - Emma Pallant doesn't miss being a pro runnerThis week we’re talking to Emma Pallant. The runner-turned triathlete and duathlon world champ has made a home in South Africa. She talks to us all about what it’s been like during COVID and how tri training differs from running—she had to learn to eat while she races, and she tells us how that lesson required passing out once or twice. Plus, why she turned to tri in the first place after what she thought would be a career-ending injury and why she loves the atmosphere more than track and field.Plus first Laura Siddal...
2021-05-2650 minThe Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 58 - Emma Pallant doesn't miss being a pro runnerThis week we’re talking to Emma Pallant. The runner-turned triathlete and duathlon world champ has made a home in South Africa. She talks to us all about what it’s been like during COVID and how tri training differs from running—she had to learn to eat while she races, and she tells us how that lesson required passing out once or twice. Plus, why she turned to tri in the first place after what she thought would be a career-ending injury and why she loves the atmosphere more than track and field.Plus first Laura Siddal...
2021-05-2650 min
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 57: Why Matt Hanson quit a career in academia six months shy of tenureThis week we talk with five-time Ironman champ Matt Hanson. He's one of the fastest runners in the sport and one of the smartest guys. He tells us all about how he only did his first triathlon because it was on a list of '50 Goals in the Next 10 Years' his wrestling coach in high school made him write, how he qualified for Kona in that first race, and how he fell in love with the sport. Six months shy of tenure, but burning the candle at both ends, he gave up his job as a professor of exercise...
2021-05-191h 10The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 57: Why Matt Hanson quit a career in academia six months shy of tenureThis week we talk with five-time Ironman champ Matt Hanson. He's one of the fastest runners in the sport and one of the smartest guys. He tells us all about how he only did his first triathlon because it was on a list of '50 Goals in the Next 10 Years' his wrestling coach in high school made him write, how he qualified for Kona in that first race, and how he fell in love with the sport. Six months shy of tenure, but burning the candle at both ends, he gave up his job as a professor of exercise...
2021-05-191h 10
The Triathlete HourEp. 54: Melissa Stockwell has done it allToday we’re chatting with paratri world champion and Paralympic bronze medalist Melissa Stockwell. Melissa was the first female soldier to lose a limb during the Iraq War—though, as she jokes, that wasn’t a goal she set out to achieve. She talks to us about coming back from that, being selected as the flag bearer at the closing ceremonies in the 2008 Paralympics, which she competed in as a swimmer, and then finding triathlon. And now she's going for another shot at the team this summer as a 41 year old.Plus first, Laura Siddall is back with S...
2021-04-281h 10The Triathlete HourEp. 54: Melissa Stockwell has done it allToday we’re chatting with paratri world champion and Paralympic bronze medalist Melissa Stockwell. Melissa was the first female soldier to lose a limb during the Iraq War—though, as she jokes, that wasn’t a goal she set out to achieve. She talks to us about coming back from that, being selected as the flag bearer at the closing ceremonies in the 2008 Paralympics, which she competed in as a swimmer, and then finding triathlon. And now she's going for another shot at the team this summer as a 41 year old.Plus first, Laura Siddall is back with S...
2021-04-281h 10
The Triathlete HourEp. 52: Aaron Scheidies sees things differentlyThis week we’re talking with many time para tri world and national champion, Aaron Scheidies. Aaron’s vision has been deteriorating since he was a kid and he now estimates he has about 10% vision—but he’s still one of the fastest guys out on the race course. He was the first blind athlete to break two hours in an Olympic distance race. He’s won seven world titles—but he’s never raced in triathlon at the Olympics.He’s hoping to finally get that chance this summer, if everything goes according to plan. But as you’ll learn...
2021-04-141h 18The Triathlete HourEp. 52: Aaron Scheidies sees things differentlyThis week we’re talking with many time para tri world and national champion, Aaron Scheidies. Aaron’s vision has been deteriorating since he was a kid and he now estimates he has about 10% vision—but he’s still one of the fastest guys out on the race course. He was the first blind athlete to break two hours in an Olympic distance race. He’s won seven world titles—but he’s never raced in triathlon at the Olympics.He’s hoping to finally get that chance this summer, if everything goes according to plan. But as you’ll learn...
2021-04-141h 18
The Triathlete HourEp. 51: Laura Siddall won't die wonderingWelcome back to the Triathlete Hour. Hopefully, you enjoyed our re-airing of old episodes for the end of Women’s History Month and hopefully you also found the beginner’s episode from our training & gear podcast, Fitter & Faster, useful.To get all of our gear & training episodes, subscribe to Fitter & Faster:
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Today we’re back with another one of our favorite female athletes, our very own Laura Siddall.Usually you hear Laura analyzing the latest tri news from around the world as part of her segment Sid Talks, b...
2021-04-081h 05The Triathlete HourEp. 51: Laura Siddall won't die wonderingWelcome back to the Triathlete Hour. Hopefully, you enjoyed our re-airing of old episodes for the end of Women’s History Month and hopefully you also found the beginner’s episode from our training & gear podcast, Fitter & Faster, useful.To get all of our gear & training episodes, subscribe to Fitter & Faster:
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
Today we’re back with another one of our favorite female athletes, our very own Laura Siddall.Usually you hear Laura analyzing the latest tri news from around the world as part of her segment Sid Talks, b...
2021-04-081h 05
The Triathlete HourEp 49: Gabriela Gallegos wants to bring triathlon to everyoneOn this week's Triathlete Hour, we’re talking with Gabriela Gallegos, who serves on the USA Triathlon Board and on the World Triathlon board (formerly the ITU). She gives us a breakdown of what that even means, how someone ends up on one of those boards, and why she started a triathlon series in her hometown of El Paso, Texas—plus what she learned going from lawyer to race director to public health advocate.This episode was recorded two weeks ago, before the most recent USAT vote on the updated bylaws. One note: We did go back and...
2021-03-111h 12The Triathlete HourEp 49: Gabriela Gallegos wants to bring triathlon to everyoneOn this week's Triathlete Hour, we’re talking with Gabriela Gallegos, who serves on the USA Triathlon Board and on the World Triathlon board (formerly the ITU). She gives us a breakdown of what that even means, how someone ends up on one of those boards, and why she started a triathlon series in her hometown of El Paso, Texas—plus what she learned going from lawyer to race director to public health advocate.This episode was recorded two weeks ago, before the most recent USAT vote on the updated bylaws. One note: We did go back and...
2021-03-111h 12
Inside Tri ShowCovid special: Dr Rebecca Robinson and Dr Tamsin LewisDr Rebecca Robinson - Consultant in Sport and Exercise Medicine and Medical Doctor and former pro triathlete Dr Tamsin Lewis join me this week, to talk about returning to training after covid, dealing with Long Covid, plus advice on training around the Coronavirus vaccination.You'll hear: 37.50 Getting back to sport. "It's often mind over matter with a lot of athletes, but with covid if you push through there is a massive pay back. You have to celebrate the small wins. "43:44 Dr Rebecca Robinson's wise words for returning to training. "Don't get carried away...
2021-03-101h 02
The Triathlete HourEp. 48: Kathryn Bertine fights the good fightYou may heard of our guest this week, Kathryn Bertine, because she spearheaded the successful campaign to get a women's Tour de France race—now a one-day event called La Course—which she also raced in. She produced the documentary Half the Road. She's been an editor for ESPN, writing their popular column on trying to make the Olympics—in any sport, any country, just go out and make it happen. Something she tried too.She's written three books, about that experiment, about her years as a pro figure skater, and now she's here with her newest book...
2021-03-041h 29The Triathlete HourEp. 48: Kathryn Bertine fights the good fightYou may heard of our guest this week, Kathryn Bertine, because she spearheaded the successful campaign to get a women's Tour de France race—now a one-day event called La Course—which she also raced in. She produced the documentary Half the Road. She's been an editor for ESPN, writing their popular column on trying to make the Olympics—in any sport, any country, just go out and make it happen. Something she tried too.She's written three books, about that experiment, about her years as a pro figure skater, and now she's here with her newest book...
2021-03-041h 29
The Triathlete HourEp. 46: Is Max Fennell the most interesting guy in triathlon?This week, we're back with Sid Talks with Laura Siddall, who helps us dissect the 2020 prize money list—or lack of prize money—and the upcoming bombshell of a race in Miami. And then we chat with Max Fennell, who we've dubbed 'the most interesting man in triathlon.'Max is the only Black pro triathlete—and arguably the first, we discuss. He was also recruited for the TV show 'Million Dollar Mile,' and the televised Spartan Games earlier this year. Plus, he runs his own coffee company, ran for city council, recently co-founded an org...
2021-02-181h 08The Triathlete HourEp. 46: Is Max Fennell the most interesting guy in triathlon?This week, we're back with Sid Talks with Laura Siddall, who helps us dissect the 2020 prize money list—or lack of prize money—and the upcoming bombshell of a race in Miami. And then we chat with Max Fennell, who we've dubbed 'the most interesting man in triathlon.'Max is the only Black pro triathlete—and arguably the first, we discuss. He was also recruited for the TV show 'Million Dollar Mile,' and the televised Spartan Games earlier this year. Plus, he runs his own coffee company, ran for city council, recently co-founded an org...
2021-02-181h 08Business of EnduranceWomen Thriving In Sport with Dr Emma RossIn the first episode of the podcast with my new co-host, pro Ironman athlete, Laura Siddall, we speak to Dr Emma Ross, Head of Physiology at the English Institute of Sport, helping Team GB finish second in the medal table at the Rio Olympics.Dr Emma Ross led a ground-breaking campaign to improve support of female athletes within the high performance system. Through the SmartHER programme she worked to empower coaches, athletes and sports practitioners to better understand the exercising female, and how to capitalise and cope with her physiology and psychology in the context of sport. S...
2021-02-051h 58
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: Ep. 44 - Belinda Granger is mentally tougher than you (and more fun)This week we're chatting with the only and only Belinda Granger. The 15x Ironman champ is 50 years old now and retired in 2015—though she still works out 20 hours/week. She shares with us what it was like to make a living doing what you love, and how she thinks she won so many races using what was "upstairs" not necessarily what was "downstairs." Could you still be successful in today's tri landscape just by working harder than everyone else?If you know Belinda then you know this show could have gone on for hours, as she tells us...
2021-02-031h 13The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: Ep. 44 - Belinda Granger is mentally tougher than you (and more fun)This week we're chatting with the only and only Belinda Granger. The 15x Ironman champ is 50 years old now and retired in 2015—though she still works out 20 hours/week. She shares with us what it was like to make a living doing what you love, and how she thinks she won so many races using what was "upstairs" not necessarily what was "downstairs." Could you still be successful in today's tri landscape just by working harder than everyone else?If you know Belinda then you know this show could have gone on for hours, as she tells us...
2021-02-031h 13
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: Ep. 42 - Todd Crandell races for recoveryThis week, we talk to a very special guest, Todd Crandell. An addict, who hit rock bottom, Todd found redemption in exercise and, ultimately, in Ironman. He's gone to help and inspire thousands of others. Though his story's been told many times before—including by us—he opens up here about some of the aspects of founding Racing for Recovery, training addicts and some of the specific issues they face.He tells us about the things he's learned over the year, the power of Ironman, and some advice that's good for anyone.We also open with...
2021-01-201h 00The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: Ep. 42 - Todd Crandell races for recoveryThis week, we talk to a very special guest, Todd Crandell. An addict, who hit rock bottom, Todd found redemption in exercise and, ultimately, in Ironman. He's gone to help and inspire thousands of others. Though his story's been told many times before—including by us—he opens up here about some of the aspects of founding Racing for Recovery, training addicts and some of the specific issues they face.He tells us about the things he's learned over the year, the power of Ironman, and some advice that's good for anyone.We also open with...
2021-01-201h 00The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 41 - Barry Siff reflects on the life of triathlonBarry tells us all about how he first got into triathlon in the 80s in Omaha, how he left a job as a top exec in the food industry to start a multisport company, and how he found adventure racing — and some of his craziest hallucinations during multi-day races.Barry has been in the sport for a long time, and he has a lot of insight about it what triathlon gets right and what it gets wrong. While he's waiting for inspiration for his next adventure, he's also been writing columns for us. Check th...
2021-01-131h 07The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 41 - Barry Siff reflects on the life of triathlonBarry tells us all about how he first got into triathlon in the 80s in Omaha, how he left a job as a top exec in the food industry to start a multisport company, and how he found adventure racing — and some of his craziest hallucinations during multi-day races.Barry has been in the sport for a long time, and he has a lot of insight about it what triathlon gets right and what it gets wrong. While he's waiting for inspiration for his next adventure, he's also been writing columns for us. Check th...
2021-01-131h 07
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: Ep. 40 - Sebastian Kienle on what it takes on race dayTo start the new year, we're talking to Ironman World Champ and one of everyone's favorites, Sebi Kienle. We recorded this interview before the holidays and, as always, Sebi is honest, open, and funny.
He tells us why the Daytona race didn't go as hoped for him, what he's been doing this year, how he's changed his training and what he's learned over the years. He also breaks down what it takes on race day to win with one of the funnier explanations we've heard in years—and why he thinks Americans are going to be dominant again in Ironman.
Pl...
2021-01-061h 17
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 38 - Taylor Spivey is living her best lifeLast year, Taylor Spivey missed locking in her Tokyo Olympic team qualification by seven seconds—and now she's had a lot of time to think about it thanks to COVID.
When lockdowns happened, Taylor stayed in Portugal by herself—eventually loading up her car and crossing her fingers to get through two borders to her boyfriend, World #1 Vince Luis, in France. She tells us how they met and what it's like to be dating someone on a different squad and competing for a different country. Who's got the household mixed team relay title?
Taylor grew up swimming and competing in life...
2020-12-091h 13The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 38 - Taylor Spivey is living her best lifeLast year, Taylor Spivey missed locking in her Tokyo Olympic team qualification by seven seconds—and now she's had a lot of time to think about it thanks to COVID.
When lockdowns happened, Taylor stayed in Portugal by herself—eventually loading up her car and crossing her fingers to get through two borders to her boyfriend, World #1 Vince Luis, in France. She tells us how they met and what it's like to be dating someone on a different squad and competing for a different country. Who's got the household mixed team relay title?
Taylor grew up swimming and competing in life...
2020-12-091h 13
The Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 37 - Jodie Stimpson bounces back, again and againBritish ITU star Jodie Stimpson just missed out on being named to the Olympic team THREE TIMES. But she doesn't let that get her down. She just loves triathlon and loves to train.
All she ever wanted to be was an athlete. She talks to us about how she's changed her goals over the years, how she keeps at it and stays motivated, and how she got through this tough year. Her dad, who was her biggest supporter, passed away at the beginning of 2020 and it's been hard. She talks to us about how she's gotten through it all—and wh...
2020-12-0257 minThe Triathlete HourThe Triathlete Hour: ep. 37 - Jodie Stimpson bounces back, again and againBritish ITU star Jodie Stimpson just missed out on being named to the Olympic team THREE TIMES. But she doesn't let that get her down. She just loves triathlon and loves to train.
All she ever wanted to be was an athlete. She talks to us about how she's changed her goals over the years, how she keeps at it and stays motivated, and how she got through this tough year. Her dad, who was her biggest supporter, passed away at the beginning of 2020 and it's been hard. She talks to us about how she's gotten through it all—and wh...
2020-12-0257 minBusiness of EnduranceIconic Ironman Races with Laura Siddall5 x Iron-distance Champion & 4 x Amateur World Champion, professional athlete, Laura Siddall, came to the sport late but has achieved a huge amount since. As someone who wants to win the iconic Ironman races, I wanted to explore with Laura which events really are the best in the world. Laura Siddall Recommendations Dr Steve Ingham's Supporting Champions podcast Anna McNuff - Pants of Perspective Anna McNuff - Llama Drama Andre Agassi - Open: An Autobiography Geraint Thomas - The Tour According to G This episode was sponsored by
2020-11-091h 12
Inside Tri ShowKriss Hendy: Get Stronger to go fasterKriss Hendy from Strength for Endurance will teach you the basics of Strength and Conditioning this week and you will learn why S & C should be an integral part of your training plan, in order to be fit and healthy. If you hope to continue swimming, biking running or hiking as you get older, then you need to be working on your strength and mobility right now!You'll hear:07:53 Why Strength and Conditioning is important, regardless of your age or fitness level.13:25 Where to start if you're new to Strength and Conditioning
2020-11-0459 min
Team CPNZ - Endurance Sports PodcastCP Media Wednesday Night Live 16th September 2020 - Laura SiddallLaura Siddall
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We are excited to announce that we have Laura Siddall on the show joining us on the show this week all the way from Spain where she is currently based. For anyone that is involved in triathlon you will know the name as she has been racing as a full time professional since 2014. In that time she has won four time Ironman Championship events including Ironman Australia for three years running (2017, 2018, 2019), Ironman NZ (2018), and also ETU European Long Distance Champion (2018).
Laura is a fantastic athlete but also a great advocate for th...
2020-09-231h 08
Inside Tri ShowKatrina Matthews: The army physio on a missionKatrina Matthews from the BMC-Vifit Pro triathlon team talks about being an Army physio, training to heart rate, social media pressures and getting off to a flying start as a pro triathlete.You'll hear:08:25 Katrina talks about 'a whirlwind' year10:30 Katrina talks amazingly openly about the challenge of social media during lockdown and the difficulty of not comparing herself with others.15:34 Katrina talks about her job as an Army physiotherapist and being able to sideline her Army career to pursue her triathlon career and the struggle of getting to grips with...
2020-09-1651 min
Inside Tri ShowBehind the Scenes: National 100m TT ChampionshipsWe take you behind the scenes at the 2020 National 100m TT Championships. What does it take to ride at 25mph for nearly 4 hours? How do you plan your nutrition for a century ride? How does the time trial scene compare to the triathlon scene? And what happens when you don't have to run a marathon off the bike?You'll hear:06:06 From female winner, BMC Vifit pro triathlon team member Katrina Matthews08:16 Why Katrina felt 'absolutely rubbish' the day before the race11:05 Kat's previous TT experience... "I hadn't done one on the...
2020-08-261h 09
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Episode: "Going From Professional Executive to Professional Runner"
Welcome to the #RunPainFree Podcast.
In this episode, Jessica Leggio preludes her Marathon Training Summit interview Going from Corporate Executive to Professional Triathlete.
So if you want to run more advanced race events, add cycling and swimming to a training program, and experience more meaningful results from running so you...
2020-08-0429 min
Coffee with Belinda - Challenge Family podcastEpisode 4: Laura Siddall1,5 hour with Laura Siddall
It's time for a long talk with Laura Siddall, one of the nicest triathletes we know. Belinda talks with Laura about her career, the upcoming years, what to do during this time of the year and lots of other topics. Enjoy!
2020-04-081h 31
The WMN PodcastEpisode 7. - Getting the most out of your Body.In today's episode I met up with three successful women, with three different passions, that all call Girona, Spain home. Sport is what connects Kat Stene, Gemma Sampson and Laura Siddall together and with its growing athlete population, Girona has an increased need for professional infrastructure to support its athlete population. We spoke about a variety of topics from fuelling during training to pelvic function and stability. If you live in Girona, or find yourself passing through and would like to get in touch, you’ll find all our details below as well as some helpful resources.
2019-11-1956 min
Tri Talking SportLaura Siddall: Chasing the sunshine, life as a professional triathleteLaura has an impressive sporting cv which includes multiple podiums at an age group level on the world stage before she made the move into the professional ranks whilst she was living in Australia.Amongst her string of racing successes, she is a three-time IM Australia Champion after taking the title once again in May of this year. She was looking forward to another busy season of racing before disaster struck this Summer when she came off her bike fracturing her collar bone. She has spent the past few months recovering from the injury a...
2019-10-091h 03
The Pacing and Racing PodcastLaura Siddall - Her Journey with Challenge Roth & Training Tips for Age Group Triathletes!Today’s guest is British Professional Triathlete; Laura Siddall!
Now I am excited to talk with Laura today because she recently won IRONMAN Australia for her third year in a row and her story behind it is truly incredible! Now What amazes me about Laura is her background and her love for traveling which you’ll hear about in this episode and why Triathlon is a perfect fit for someone who loves to travel!
Now Laura has been a Challenge Family Ambassador for a few years now and has always loved Challenge Roth! Unfortunately, this year s...
2019-06-261h 06
The Triathlon Brick Session3 x IM Australia Champ Laura SiddallLaura Siddall is always great to have on the show, triple IM Australia Champion chats to Mark about her awesome victory 2 weeks ago and her reasons for racing 70.3 Barcelona. Enjoy!
2019-05-211h 21
IMTalkIMTalk Episode 667 - Laura SiddallThis week we have Laura Siddall back on the show. She talks about her Ironman Australia win, her plans for this year and how she works through the tough times. We also have News, Age grouper of the Week and Q&A's.
2019-05-211h 13
Runners Resource Podcast, hosted by Frontrunner ColomboFrontrunner Colombo, Poop Sheet Podcast - Laura SiddallTriathlete and Mechanical Engineer Laura Siddall sits down to discuss all things triathlon, from training and racing as a professional to advice for first time competitors.
2019-03-1633 min
Tom Bell#19 Laura Siddall - Ironwoman ChampionWhat a blast this interview was! An awesome catch up with Laura Siddall - a lady who has achieved quite amazing things in the endurance world having worked up from beginner to Ironman champ. Such a genuine and humble human being with an infectiously positive personality. I had a great time learning more about Laura and there was plenty of gems shared by Laura throughout the show - be sure to listen and tell your friends to do the same! I'm sure you'll enjoy this one. Talk soon - Tom
2019-03-1457 min
All Things SportTaking a leap of faith with triathlete Laura SiddallIt is often discussed that if you aren't a professional athlete by the time your late twenties come around, then you may have missed your moment. Well that certainly isn't the case with this week's guest, Laura Siddall. Laura is a professional triathlete, who made the jump to try and become a professional sportswoman in her early 30s. An episode all about knowing when to take the leap, the challenges of transitioning from an amateur to a professional athlete and life on the road. It was awesome to talk to Laura, and I hope you enjoy this...
2018-12-2450 min
Uncorked: The Podcast# 52 — The Life of a Travelling Ironman Champion w/ Laura SiddallThis week on Uncorked, Laura Siddall gives us a sneak peak into the life of a full-time Ironman athlete. She has created a lifestyle that is less than ordinary in order to chase her dreams (which includes Soda Streams across several continents). As we wrap up 2018 and look forward to the New Year, it feels so inspiring to hear Laura's honest take on what life on the road, while training like a champion, is really like. May you never feel stuck — in a rut, in a goal, or in a zip codeMay you always make your house feel like a ho...
2018-12-1829 min
Purple Patch PodcastKona Contenders - Sarah Piampiano, Laura Siddall and Kevin CollingtonWe revisit an insightful conversation with three Purple Patch Pros who are competing in this Saturday's IRONMAN World Championships - Laura Siddall, Kevin Collington, and Sarah Piampiano. They recorded this interview (Episode 5) in January at the Purple Patch Pro Camp in Scottsdale, Arizona when they were just starting their 2018 season. In this episode, they talk about goal setting, managing fears, mindset, key lessons, and finding world-class performance every time they toe the line at a race. Clearly, these three have put their words into action and we wish them all the best on t...
2018-10-0955 min
Pursuit of the Perfect Race103 – Challenge Prague – Laura Siddall Professional TriathleteIn this episode of the Pursuit of the Perfect Race, I talk with Professional Triathlete and amazing person that I was able to meet through this world of triathlon Laura Siddall. Laura is such a talented and wonderful person and I’m so glad I was able to connect with her. She has such a vast amount of experience but her heart for the sport and heart for others is just amazing. Thank you for sharing your race experience with me Laura, I look forward to following you and having you back on the show in the future!En...
2018-08-141h 07
IMTalkChallenge Roth Super Specials, Day 2 - Lucy Charles, Joe Skipper, Laura Siddall, Fraser Cartmell, and Epic Camp interviewIn our second day of our Challenge Roth Super Specials we have interviews with Lucy Charles, Joe Skipper, Laura Siddall, Fraser Cartmell, and we have some interviews with the Epic Camp crew.
2018-06-291h 54
Purple Patch PodcastLaura Siddall - The Fear of WinningExcellence doesn't often come without fear and doubt. Today, Matt dives into the internal struggle, the journey of achieving wonderful results, but focusing in on areas that few are honestly willing to discuss. Laura Siddall is a professional triathlete showing the greatest vulnerability in her expressing fears, confidence, and challenges she has faced and managed on her path to world-class performance. There is a perception that pros don't face the same obstacles, anxieties, and struggles as age group athletes. Matt and Laura talk openly about the truth. Yes, she does have fears and she shares...
2018-06-191h 04The Triathlon Brick SessionLaura Siddall IM New Zealand Champion 2018As promised we catch up with Laura Siddall the Ironman New Zealand Champion 2018. Another great catch up with this awesome athletes and multiple Ironman Champion.
2018-03-191h 01
Taren's MōTTIV Method PodcastMatt Dixon: Become The Fastest Athlete Possible with Fewer Training Hours - Triathlon Taren PodcastMatt Dixon is the head coach of Purple Patch Fitness. He coaches professional Ironman champions with notables such as Sarah Piampiano, Jesse Thomas, Laura Siddall, Kevin Collington and an host of other pros, elite amateurs, and age groupers from around the world. Matt Dixon is well known for his authorship of two books the Well Built Triathlete and the Fast-Track Triathlete which are two of the most highly rated triathlon training books on Amazon and have turned the endurance training world on it's head by supporting the belief that age grouper triathletes can become faster by actually dialling back the...
2018-02-2657 min
IMTalkIMTalk Episode 605 - Javier Gomez and a Challenge Wanaka SpecialThis week we have a Challenge Wanaka special show. We go over the race with course insights, stories from the day, and have lots of interview with the pros - including: Javier Gomez, Jesse Thomas, Dylan McNeice, Braden Currie, Christine Cross, Amelia Watkinson, Annabel Luxford, and Laura Siddall. High 5: We do a High 5 on Challenge Wanaka.
2018-02-191h 50Taren's MōTTIV Method PodcastLaura Siddall: Choosing Challenge vs Ironman Races & Becoming a Pro Triathlete as an Adult - Triathlon Taren PodcastLaura Siddall (Sidd) is a top pro Ironman distance triathlete who is a multiple long course triathlon champion. Laura Siddall had a phenomenal 2017 season of triathlon racing, concentrating largely on the Challenge Family of triathlon races winning multiple times and finishing second in the Challenge European points rankings, she also placed second in Ironman New Zealand and eventually finished 15th at the 2017 Ironman World Championships. Laura talks about the decision to focus on Challenge Family triathlons versus Ironman races, the challenges associated with being an upcoming pro triathlete, her decision to leave her corporate career at an older age (her w...
2018-02-121h 14
Purple Patch PodcastPerformance Lessons from Purple Patch Pros - Part 1This week, we are offering you a special edition of two episodes in which Purple Patch pros join Matt for roundtable discussions with professional Ironman triathletes like you've never heard before! In Part 1, Coach Matt moderates this honest discussion with three of his elite pros, Kevin Collington, Laura Siddall, and Sarah Piampiano, about goal-setting, managing fears, training management, race day mindset, definitions of success, and so much more. All three are IRONMAN champions and, yet, they still freely admit that there's so much more to learn. If you think the life of a...
2018-02-061h 01
Talking Triathlon2017 Wrap Up & A New Direction (and Co-Host)A new direction for the MaccaX podcast as we try to make the show more consistent and more beneficial to the members of MaccaX! In the final episode for 2017 we introduce the new co-host of the podcast, Tim Ford. We discuss some changes coming to the show in the future and the direction of MaccaX. We then get into the good stuff with a 2017 wrap up. We discuss what Macca thinks about the changes to the Kona qualification. Will it lead to faster times on the big island? Will there be a higher DNF rate for professional athletes? Will...
2017-12-3158 minThe Triathlon Brick SessionLaura Siddall Ironman Australia Champion 2017We get to chat again with inspiring role model Laura Sidall. Hear all about Laura's race at Kona - 3rd GB female and 16th overall in the World. She does so much more than race at the top level - MBE for Laura.
2017-10-271h 12
WITSUP women in triathlonS02E03 Witsup Podcast_Laura SiddallThis podcast is WAY overdue as we actually spoke to Laura 'Sid' Siddall the day after her first iron-distance win at Ironman Australia! So for a change of pace, Sid and I enjoyed a well earned beer together chatting about her big day at Ironman Australia, followed by plethora of randomness - from home made gifts and school uniforms, to being part of the army and sloe berry gin. Enjoy!
2017-09-181h 13
WITSUP women in triathlonChallenge Roth Super PodcastWITSUP is excited to be on the ground at Challenge Roth again this year, and for the first time, we are bringing you a Witsup Challenge Roth Super Podcast featuring Laura Siddall, Yvonne Van Vlerken, Ruth Brennan Morrey, Daniela Ryf, Steph Corker, Heather Wurtele and Belinda Granger!
* We were set up in the Erdinger Beer Garden, so please excuse some of the background noise ... although we think it adds to the experience.
2017-07-0744 minThe Triathlon Brick SessionLaura Siddall Ironman Australia Champion 2017We chat to Laura Siddall about her first Ironman victory at Ironman Australia, but also so much more including golf club design to her involvement with the Challenge events.More about Laura here http://laurasiddall.com/blog/You can follow Laura on Twitter @lmsiddall and FB https://www.facebook.com/laura.siddall.5333
2017-06-191h 41