70.3 Half Ironman Winner’s Race Analysis [CASE STUDY]

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Welcome to another case study episode where we delve into the success story of our athlete, Roland, a 24-year-old med student who recently clinched victory at the Melbourne 70.3 Half Ironman (overall age group win).

Join us as we analyze Roland's winning strategy, training regimen, and performance critiques. Despite his impressive win, we explore areas for improvement and discuss the gains he left on the table during the race execution. Winning a race with thousands of participants is a remarkable feat, and we'll highlight Roland's achievements, including his 9th place finish among the pros.

Tune in for insights on how Roland trained smarter to race faster.

Timestamp:
00:00 - Introduction
01:50 - Athlete's Background
04:45 - Incredible Power and Endurance
06:25 - Testing and Execution
08:00 - Massive Improvements
11:30 - Keys to Race Day Improvements
16:40 - Race Execution

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