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Episode #85 Reese Vannerson, USAT Project Podium Triathlete 1080p YT
Reese Vannerson, a professional triathlete, discusses his journey in the sport and his aspirations for the future. He talks about his background in various sports and how he fell in love with triathlon at a young age. Reese shares his experience of balancing training, racing, and college, and how his parents have been supportive of his athletic pursuits. He also discusses the dynamics within his team, Project Podium, and the importance of confidence and ego in the sport. Reese shares his goals of competing in the Olympics and the challenges and sacrifices he faces as a young athlete. Reese Vannerson discusses his experience as a triathlete and his journey to becoming an elite athlete. He talks about the importance of having a supportive family and a community of people who understand and appreciate his sport. Reese also shares his hobbies of golf and video games, highlighting the importance of having interests outside of training. He discusses his sponsorship with KOROS and the process of negotiating contracts. Reese's ultimate definition of success is winning an Olympic gold medal, but he also values a healthy and balanced life in the sport. He talks about the challenges of burnout and the importance of mental skills training. Reese emphasizes the importance of finding a passion and a why in life, and he shares his routines for sleep and training.
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Resse’s IG: reesevannerson
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Reese Vanderson
02:47 Reese's Journey into Triathlon
06:41 Balancing Education and Athletic Aspirations
10:00 Life on Project Podium
14:55 Team Dynamics and Competition
17:35 The Role of Ego in Sports
20:19 Goals and Aspirations for the Future
23:40 Family Support and Personal Growth
26:04 Finding Balance in Life
29:26 Hobbies and Interests Outside of Triathlon
31:55 Sponsorship and Career Development
34:22 Defining Success in Triathlon
36:21 Mental Skills and Personal Development
39:11 Team Culture and Communication
41:38 Lessons Learned in the Last 16 Months
43:01 Preparing for Upcoming Races
46:18 Mentorship and Guidance
48:32 Daily Routines and Habits
51:27 Advice for Young Athletes
55:29 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Resse’s IG: reesevannerson
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Reese Vanderson
02:47 Reese's Journey into Triathlon
06:41 Balancing Education and Athletic Aspirations
10:00 Life on Project Podium
14:55 Team Dynamics and Competition
17:35 The Role of Ego in Sports
20:19 Goals and Aspirations for the Future
23:40 Family Support and Personal Growth
26:04 Finding Balance in Life
29:26 Hobbies and Interests Outside of Triathlon
31:55 Sponsorship and Career Development
34:22 Defining Success in Triathlon
36:21 Mental Skills and Personal Development
39:11 Team Culture and Communication
41:38 Lessons Learned in the Last 16 Months
43:01 Preparing for Upcoming Races
46:18 Mentorship and Guidance
48:32 Daily Routines and Habits
51:27 Advice for Young Athletes
55:29 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Support the Podcast here:
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Episode #84 - Lara Gruden, Professional Mom & Triathlete
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In this conversation, Lara Gruden discusses her experience as a new mother and the challenges she has faced in balancing her roles as a wife, mother, and professional athlete. She shares the difficulties of sleep deprivation, breastfeeding, and adjusting to a new identity. Lara emphasizes the importance of communication and support from her partner, as well as advocating for her own needs. She ...
Episode #83 - Conor Bollinger, Founder of Onyerleft and Professional Triathlete
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Conor Bollinger, a triathlete and business professional, discusses his journey in the triathlon industry and the importance of balancing work, family, and hobbies. He shares funny sales stories and highlights the role of humor in his life. Conor also talks about his upbringing in a competitive sports environment and how it shaped his perspective on sports and life. He emphasizes the value of ca...
Episode #82 - India Lee, Professional Triathlete
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India, a professional triathlete, discusses her training camp in France, her love for nature, and her journey of self-discovery. She values being in quiet, remote places surrounded by nature and finds calmness and inspiration in the beauty of the outdoors. India reflects on her upbringing and the support she received from her parents, who encouraged her to pursue her passions. She also talks ab...
Episode #81 - Caroline Kaplan, Professional Triathlete for Working Triathlete
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Caroline Kaplan discusses her journey from being a tomboy and chubby kid to becoming a professional triathlete. She talks about her love for swimming, soccer, and horseback riding during her childhood. Caroline shares her struggles with body image and how it led her to pursue a career in health and nutrition. She talks about her transition to triathlon and the progression of her goals, from wan...
Episode #80 - Mitch Ott, Professional Triathlete for Working Triathlete
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Episode #80 - Mitch Ott, Professional Triathlete for Working Triathlete
Episode #79 - Darr Smith, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #79 - Darr Smith, Professional Triathlete
Episode #78 - Braxton Books, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #78 - Braxton Books, Professional Triathlete
Episode #77 - Phil Gaimon, Un-professional Cyclist and creator of Worst Retirement Ever
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Episode #77 - Phil Gaimon, Un-professional Cyclist and creator of Worst Retirement Ever
Episode #76 - Lesley Smith, Professional Triathlete for RTS
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Episode #76 - Lesley Smith, Professional Triathlete for RTS
Episode #75 - Rachel Olson, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #75 - Rachel Olson, Professional Triathlete
Episode #74- Maximilian Sperl, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #73 - Lauren Brandon, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #72 - Dede Griesbauer, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #72 - Dede Griesbauer, Professional Triathlete
Episode #71 - Ari Klau, Pro Triathlete, Musician & YouTuber
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Episode #71 - Ari Klau, Pro Triathlete, Musician & UA-camr
Episode #70 - Brandon Thielk, Performance & Executive Life Coach
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BONUS: Shoot’n the Breeze w/ Marc Dubrick, Justin Riele & Nicholas Chase
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BONUS: Shoot’n the Breeze w/ Marc Dubrick, Justin Riele & Nicholas Chase
Episode #69 - Matthew Marquardt, Med Student and Professional Triathlete
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Episode #69 - Matthew Marquardt, Med Student and Professional Triathlete
Episode #68 - David Bailis, Musician & Marathoner
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Episode #68 - David Bailis, Musician & Marathoner
Episode #67 - Simon Whitfield, Olympian
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Episode #67 - Simon Whitfield, Olympian
Episode #66 - Jayson Williams, Founder of the F%CK Cancer Endurance Club
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Episode #66 - Jayson Williams, Founder of the F%CK Cancer Endurance Club
Episode #65 - Justin Riele, Pro Triathlete for Every Man Jack
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Episode #65 - Justin Riele, Pro Triathlete for Every Man Jack
Episode #64 - Akande “FLF” Davis, Musician & Entrepreneur
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Episode #64 - Akande “FLF” Davis, Musician & Entrepreneur
Episode #63 - Bob Babbitt, Ironman Hall of Fame, USA Triathlon Hall of Fame, Host Breakfast with Bob
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Episode #63 - Bob Babbitt, Ironman Hall of Fame, USA Triathlon Hall of Fame, Host Breakfast with Bob
Episode #62 - Lexi Kelson, Marketing Manager & Dietitian at Precision Fuel & Hydration
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Episode #62 - Lexi Kelson, Marketing Manager & Dietitian at Precision Fuel & Hydration
Episode #61 - Brian Johns, Olympic Swimmer, Head of Coaching Science at FORM
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Episode #61 - Brian Johns, Olympic Swimmer, Head of Coaching Science at FORM
Episode #60 - Grace Benvenuti, Avid Cyclist and Anorexia Survivor
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Episode #60 - Grace Benvenuti, Avid Cyclist and Anorexia Survivor
Episode #59 - Scott Dickens, Olympic Swimmer, Director of Business Development at FORM
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Episode #59 - Scott Dickens, Olympic Swimmer, Director of Business Development at FORM
Episode #58 - Gina Sereno, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #58 - Gina Sereno, Professional Triathlete
Episode #56 Danielle Lewis, Professional Triathlete
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Episode #56 Danielle Lewis, Professional Triathlete
It's why I'm not very competitive. Winning always leaves me with that 'Okay, so what?' feeling. I get a lot more satisfaction from accomplishing things with people rather than against them.
Interesting perspective, thanks for sharing!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks! Sorry the video was messed up this time.
Great interview as always Good timing.. Saw her on Ruth videos
Awesome! Thanks for watching as usual! :)
Bro is legit a model for my triathlon dreams.
Solid interview.
Thanks for listening!
@@StupidQuestionsSethHillno problem
“10 times my age at points” is why he maybe should have stayed in traditional school for maybe another year
He started when it was 8. 80 year olds racing in triathlon is not uncommon, but thanks for your snarky comment :)
:20 Who's Garrett Smith? Can't find his episode/
@@bretzky9261 aha it seems I had a mental flubb. I meant to say Garrick Loewen.
Great interview looking forward to her next race and yours Happy training
this was so good Max is amazing happy training!
that was great and hard so tough with a parent or a significant love one being sick and you cant do anything about it
Ari is great, hes got a great story and it's interesting to hear this thoughts in long form. He crushed it at 70.3 Maine, 5th place arguabley the best performance of his career
Bro where the fuck this guy is from? My duolingo is not enough hahahahahah
One of the best swimmers in the sport Great interview as always
He's going to go to podium soon. He's still a baby considering his limited cycling and swimming experience.
100% and I am here and ready to witness it!
Did you reupload this?
Yes - it was uploaded vertically by accident.
Yes, to the right orientation!
Awesome interview! Have always wanted to hear more about Matthew. Much respect to him for all he is doing and is able to do!
Thank you so much for listening, and for your comment!
First!
Thanks for being here!
Great content as always. Thanks Seth!
@@AndreG37 Thanks so much for watching!
Great having this chat
amazing interview thank you for doing this!
Thanks for listening!
great talk with Simon! i looked into his career right before the 2000 games
Thanks for listening!!!
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Thanks for listening!
Had a great time chatting!
Thanks for making it happen!
Yes. Grew up listening to him Enjoy it
very interesting i looked at who he has for clients according to website and a few of the bigger name folks that i follow thanks for doing this
Thanks for listening!
nice questioning got to learn a few items! good luck Gina!
i was 1 minute ahead of my sister so that is so cool
Thanks for listening!
This is fantastic 😊
Glad you like it!
this is amazing! thank you
You bet! Thanks for listening!
Wow. That’s some extremely flawed logic.
Man! Such a great interview! Grateful to Matt for being so transparent and honest. So many great nuggets of wisdom in here!
Thanks for being here and listening!
great interview looking forward to seeing how this plays out and hopefully Matt will get the greencard before the Paris games
Hey! Thanks for watching and saying that!
great one the process is key for sure!
Thanks for listening and commenting!
Great job, very interesting! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for listening!
great interview!! thank you for doing this
Thank you for saying that and for listening!
@@StupidQuestionsSethHill I added more of your interviews to listen at work. Looking forward to them and keep doing this. I enjoy it
You must be one very smart individual. I learned something I’m 65. I learned something every day sometimes multiple wow very bizarre thing to say.
Decent interview, interesting to listen to.
Thanks for listening!
This is a great interview, enjoyed hearing Brenton talk about things other than swimming. Great job with this interview Seth
Hey Steven! Thanks so much for saying that, and for listening. Super appreciate you!
I work in HR LOL
We could also just call it morale and reflect on our own actions, thoughts and feelings. Whatever does the trick for you. We‘re all striving for some kind of philosophy, that helps us through the day.
So neat to hear this. Triathlon is an amazing community of hard working people.
What kind of crisis are you referring to??😅 this could be taken in a few different scenarios
Good question! I think he means a mental crisis! :)
Yes, their personality forms early! Kids are something else lol too funny! God bless you and your family ❤
Sounds like his wife was a big key to that success and support!
Im exactly the opposite, A.D.D sux
We are all a little different I suppose haha
Yeah, that’s a good idea 🔥
Glad you think so! Tommy is a pretty legit guy!
I haven’t been to REI in decades. I think they used to require (or at least push) a membership, so I stopped going. But the equipment and service were good. The last bike shop I really dealt with was Colonel’s in Fort Worth, TX, and absolutely disliked them. I bought a mountain bike; but a few months later, I went in for the free tune-up and I overheard two of their employees in the back laughing about me. So I never went back. Which reminds me: I should go on social media and throw them under the bus-for old time’s sake.
Most bike shops I’ve ever dealt with are arrogant snobs that barely give you the time of day; charge a fortune for bikes, parts, and service; and overall, are unpleasant experiences for customers. I do everything myself now, and, I buy used bikes only. DO NOT deal with bike shops if you don’t already have a good connection. If you’re buying dedicated triathlon gear, just order it online or go to a big-city hub store that everyone likes. Do whatever you want. That’s my take. What do you think, trolls?
I have to say, most bike shops I have used do seem to overprice. REI seems to have the best bang for buck when it comes to getting complicated stuff done on my MTB, but not sure about tri bikes...
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