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Welcome to Tri Talk, your podcast source for triathlon tips, training, news and more. Our goal is to help you swim, bike, and run faster, to meet your personal triathlon goals. We cover sprint distance to Ironman distance, whether you’re an elite or amateur triathlete.

Tri Talk focuses on the physiology and physics of triathlon, without ignoring the human impact and joy of the sport.

This week's Tri Talk Report links

Episode 64 (July 9)

The surprising link between running economy and range of motion, significant variation of rolling resistance between tire brands, and hard numbers around the use of latex innertubes. It’s flexibility, rubber, and latex. Today, on Tri Talk.

Episode 63 (June 9)

How your swim pacing affects the rest of your race, specific performance gains from swim apparel, and is it ever too warm to wear a wetsuit? It’s a swim special edition, today on Tri Talk.

Marc Evans Swim Video (May 16)

Former Olympic coach Marc Evans gives a 10-minutes swim training, exclusively for Tri Talk.

Episode 62 (May 8)

Is your tri suit slowing you down? Results from 3 wind tunnel tests and what we can learn from them, and the rare swim condition known as SIPE. Plus, a brief review of the Women’s US Olympic Trials. It’s wind, water, and women…with a Warden, today on Tri Talk.

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