Beyond

Chelsea and Eric catch up with Ben Kanute in the third episode of the Chelsea and Eric Show (Part of the Beyond Podcast Series produced by HOKA One One and IRONMAN). Find out more about the United States Olympian, 2nd place IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship finisher and former USAT Elite Athlete of the Year. Ben has also had some major life changes recently that have contributed to an exciting and eventful 2020.

Chelsea and Eric sit down with Mirinda Carfrae in the second episode of the Chelsea and Eric Show (Part of the Beyond Podcast Series produced by HOKA One One and IRONMAN). Learn more about the former 3-Time IRONMAN World Champion including what sport she also excels at outside of triathlon, why Rinny was the first triathlete Chelsea became a fan of, and why she puts ice cream in her recovery shakes!

Chelsea Sodaro describes herself as being “pretty new to the sport of triathlon” despite a 4th place finish at the 2019 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Nice, France while Eric Gilsenan has been around the sport “since 1982” in various ways. Chelsea and Eric come together in the first episode of the Chelsea and Eric Show to discuss their experience and help set the table for future podcast episodes.

“I was really lucky to have my mom’s support in everything I do, we are still really close now and if she can’t be at a race she will be watching online and she was just a massive part of taxiing me but again all thanks to my mom for encouraging me.” Hear how family helped Emma Pallant burst onto the triathlon scene with a second-place finish at the 2019 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.

“I look to how disenfranchised populations, how are they isolated in society and how can we integrate a larger population into what the mainstream population is doing that will strengthen us all by that integration.” – Willie Stewart. Tune in for the second part of our Beyond Podcast, produced by HOKA One One and IRONMAN to learn more about Willie’s endless determination to strengthen his legacy in the IRONMAN community.

When you start thinking about who might be on the short list of the greatest all-time endurance athletes, the guy we call one arm Willie Stewart is a pretty good choice - Bob Babbitt. Learn more about the incredible journey of Willie Stewart including his everlasting impact on IRONMAN athletes.

In 1982, Julie Moss showed up to the IRONMAN World Championship as an unknown. The world watched as she refused to give up and crawled to the finish line. It was a run that would define her and her career to come. Listen to Julie describe her famous run in this inspiring podcast.