The supertri Podcast

Will McCloy is joined by Tim Don and Chris McCormack for the latest episode of The Short Chute Show, brought to you by Humango, Super League Triathlon’s official training partner. In this week's episode the team discuss the third race of the series in Malibu! Download the Humango app: https://humango.ai/

Will McCloy is joined by Vicky Holland, Chris McCormack and Tim Don for the latest episode of The Short Chute Show, brought to you by Humango, Super League Triathlon’s official training partner. The team go over the opening round of the 2022 championship Series in London as well as looking ahead to round two in Munich. Can Macca's team maintain the impressive form they showed in London and what changes will The Don make after a disappointing first race? The team also discuss short chute tactics as the race format changes to Enduro.

Will McCloy is joined by Annie Emmerson, Chris McCormack and Tim Don for the latest episode of The Short Chute Show, brought to you by Humango, Super League Triathlon’s official training partner. In this weeks episode the team look ahead to the upcoming 2022 Super League Triathlon Championship Series. They discuss locations, formats, prize money and much more ahead of the biggest Championship Series yet as well as looking at the newly announced transfers following this years draft. Cassandre Beaugrand and Ryan Fisher are just a couple of the new names to join a field for the most exciting season to date.

Will McCloy is joined by Annie Emmerson, Vicky Holland and Tim Don for the latest episode of The Short Chute Show, brought to you by Humango, Super League Triathlon’s official training partner. In this week's episode the team discuss the World Triathlon Championship Series race in Leeds, the upcoming Super League Triathlon Championship Series and the first on the list of star studded athletes. The team managers break down their tactics for the Super League Championship Series draft too.

Will McCloy is joined by Annie Emmerson and Chris McCormack for the latest episode of The Short Chute Show, brought to you by Humango, Super League Triathlon’s official training partner. In this week's episode the team discuss an incredible week of racing with the Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift finale in Singapore, and the first race WTCS race of 2022 in Yokohama, Japan. Are we entering a new era of dominance in triathlon, as Alex Yee and Hayden Wilde appear untouchable on the men's side? Meanwhile, in the women's race, there was heart break for some, and euphoria for others, as Jess Learmonth battled injury and Zsanett Bragmayer stormed to a shock victory in Singapore, out running Beth Potter in the final stage. To round things off, long distance legend Tim Don gives us the low down on all things St. George from the IRONMAN World Championships. Once again, we are also joined by expert triathlon coach Lance Watson from Humango. From 12 minute Super League racing to 8 hr plus long distance epics, Lance gives us insight into different distances and different conditions, and discusses the 'once in a generation' athletes that exceed in all racing formats.

Will McCloy is joined by Tim Don, Annie Emmerson and Chris McCormack for the latest episode of The Short Chute Show, brought to you by Humango, Super League Triathlon’s official training partner. This week, the crew will break down Cassandre Beaugrande’s impeccable performance at Arena Games Triathlon London Powered by Zwift where she "did a Beth Potter to Beth Potter”, discuss Justus Nieschlag’s dominance in Arena Games format, including his surprise victory over Alex Yee, and make their predictions on who will be crowned the first ever Arena Games Triathlon World Champions. This week, we also introduce a new segment, Coaches Corner by Humango expert and triathlon coach Lance Watson, who will break down how athletes should approach this unique Arena Games format.

World number 15 Sian Rainsley discusses her career so far, from early successes to competing while managing chronic illness. Sian also discusses her forthcoming indoor triathlon debut at Arena Games Triathlon London Powered by Zwift. Will her pool swimming pedigree pay dividends on race day? But, with a strong women's field, including Olympic Medallists Georgia Taylor- Brown, Jess Learmonth, not to mention Beth Potter returning after her dominant performance in Munich, the race for the first ever Women's Esports Triathlon World Title could not be fiercer.

The Short Chute Show Team discuss all the drama from Arena Games Triathlon Munich Powered by Zwift. From close calls to dominant performances it was an action packed weekend from start to finish at Munich's Olympiapark. Now, we look forward to London, with several new names, as well as returning Super League favourites, the race is still wide open for the first ever esports Triathlon World Championship. This week's episode is brought to you by HUMANGO, Superleague Triathlons Official AI Coaching Partner. Humango™ is a unique training platform that will improve athletic motivation and performance because it understands how we train, and why we train.

German triathlete Justus Nieschlag joins us this time as we discus the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, injury struggles and recovery, and returning to Arena Games Triathlon. Nieschlag might have been somewhat of an unknown quantity at the first edition of the Arena Games, in 2020, where he took the win over Portugal's Vasco Vilaca and Olympic legend Jonny Brownlee, but now, on home soil at Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift, Munich, he's sure to be one to watch.

Ahead of the 2022 Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift, Glaswegian triathlete Beth Potter discusses her successes of 2021, not least taking the win at the 2021 Arena Games, London and setting an unofficial 5k World Record of 14:41! Now, looking to the future, Potter discusses her preparations for Paris 2024 and how being a part of Super League is giving her constant exposure to the top 20 triathletes in the world and helping her up her game as she moves further out of running and into the fast and furious world of triathlon. "All those fears seemed to disappear when the gun went."

Today we're joined by Jess Learmonth. The last few years have seen a stratospheric rise for the Leeds based triathlete. Olympic Gold Medallist, SLT Championship Runner up in 2021, and winner of the inaugural SLT Arena Games in Rotterdam, 2020, Jess has become a force to reckon with in the triathlon world. Now, she looks ahead to a busy year, Arena Games Triathlon, followed by the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, and with such strength in depth in women's triathlon at the moment, nothing is ever a given.

Belgian triathlete, Marten Van Riel joins us to discuss his record breaking performance at 70.3 Dubai earlier this year. Looking forward to the rest of 2022, we talk all things Zwift, including the forthcoming Arena Games Triathlon series Powered by Zwift, that commences in Munich in just a couple of weeks, and the prospect of becoming the first Esports Triathlon World Champion ever! I’m really looking forward to seeing where [Arena Games] is going to place itself in the next few years, because I think, for sure, it’s one of the things that’s the future.

Olympic Silver Medallist, and current Super League Triathlon champion Alex Yee joins Short Chute Show host Will McCloy to talk about the Olympics, Super League and training on Zwift ahead of the upcoming Arena Games Triathlon. The Arena Games Triathlon is coming soon: Munich - 9th April London - 23rd April Singapore - 7th May

Vincent Luis joins us to talk about Invincible, the behind the scenes documentary that followed him through the 2021 season. Will mcCloy, Tim Don and Annie Emmerson break down the biggest talking points in triathlon including Kristian Blummenfelt's IM world record and Sub7 project and a review of the best moments of the 2021 triathlon season. "The noise of the crowd, and the racing, and to see Super League back out there on the road, in one of the world's biggest cities. It still gives me goosebumps today" Watch the full series - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLf2q7hH-_TymjX7dnD5PQgNtIgOL0UjC6

What an epic weekend of racing to end the SLT Championship Series. Georgia Taylor-Brown stole the series title from Jess Learmonth and Alex Yee produced a heroic sprint to clinch the race and the series in a photo finish. Tim Don, Annie Emmerson and Chris 'Macca' McCormack join Will McCloy to discuss everything Super League Triathlon!