The ebbs and flows of triathlon motivation are real, and many athletes can face burnout at some point in their sporting journey. It’s a normal part of the athlete journey, but it doesn’t have to derail your love for the sport. This week, Coaches Stephen Horan and Matt Davies join Andrew to share seven practical tips for preventing and overcoming burnout. From taking intentional breaks in structured training, to actually racing more (yes, really!), they dive into how variety, community, and even a bit of retail therapy can keep your motivation alive. Whether you’re feeling drained or just want to stay ahead of burnout, this episode will help you reconnect with your “why” and get excited to jump back in when you’re ready.

This week, we’re diving deep into protein intake! Discussing how much you really need, which sources are best, and how to get it right for your training goals. Andrew is joined by Advanced Sports Dietitian Taryn Richardson to unpack the science behind protein and its crucial role in athletic performance. Together, they explore how to adjust protein intake for different workouts, the pros and cons of various protein types, and how to seamlessly add more protein to your daily meals and snacks. Taryn also shares her insights on common protein myths, unnecessary supplements, and the biggest mistakes athletes make. Every athlete’s needs are unique, but this episode will give you the tools to fine-tune your nutrition for peak performance.

Every TriDot workout includes a built-in warm-up, but are you actually doing it? This week, Vanessa is joined by Coaches Brady Hoover and Brandy Ramirez to discover why warming up is essential before every session. They’ll break down how to properly incorporate warm-ups into your TriDot training, share practical tips for swimming, biking, and running, and explain the difference between dynamic and static stretching so you’re fully prepared to tackle the main set of your workout. By the end of this episode, you’ll be rethinking your pre-workout routine and (hopefully) never skipping a warm-up again.