A convergence of expertise unfolds as a professional triathlete joins forces with the esteemed producer of a highly regarded triathlon newsletter, complemented by insights from a medical contributor at Triathlete magazine. This episode embarks on an exploration of the dynamic interplay between professional racing and amateur participation in triathlon. The discussion extends to the implications of drafting rules, particularly the 12-meter draft rule, and its impact on race outcomes, especially in prestigious competitions such as Kona and Nice. The conversation articulates the tension between tradition and evolution within the sport, as well as the historical significance of Kona as a pinnacle event that encapsulates triathlon's essence. Through a critical lens, the speakers dissect the merits and challenges of various race courses, presenting a nuanced perspective on what constitutes true athletic excellence in triathlon.Links to topics discussed:The TriDoc PodcastMatt's InstagramJeff's InstagramLifeSport CoachingEmail Jeff: [email protected] Matt: [email protected] for the Tempo NewsSignup for The TriDoc Podcast Supplement form

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