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Tri Hards
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Приєднався 29 гру 2023
Aspiring Triathlete(s) looking to learn, improve, and capture the journey along the way! Going from Beginner to Ironman in 7 months, come join us on the ride!
My First Olympic Triathlon - 2024 Gravenhurst
Hello everyone! Welcome back to the channel where we are bringing you our first-ever Olympic triathlon! Taking place in beautiful Gravenhurst, it was a great experience and was so much fun to take part in. Would recommend this race if you're in the Southern Ontario area, but you've probably already heard of it if you are! We know it's been a BIT since our last video, but we put a lot of effort into this one so we hope you enjoy.
Thanks again to @Barhighendurance for the drone footage, check out their channel for great vids!
Follow Nick on Strava: strava.app.link/A4DedHUvkJb
Thanks again to @Barhighendurance for the drone footage, check out their channel for great vids!
Follow Nick on Strava: strava.app.link/A4DedHUvkJb
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Відео
This is what doing a Sprint Triathlon looks like (DIY)
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What's going onnnnnnn everyone. We're back with a big one, the first triathlon on the calendar! As you'll see, this was a race simulation we planned ourselves and we hope you watching enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed making it. It was a lot of fun and am super happy with the race results as well. Feeling good for Olympic distance this June! Thanks again to @jacob_nadal for his drone videog...
48 Hours in the life of an Ironman
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What's up everyone, we are back with 48 hours of what my day to day looks like. We really wanted to roll back the curtains with this one and make something a bit more personal and eye-opening in regards to the amount of time training for an Ironman takes up. We hope you enjoyed, as we mentioned in the end of the video we have a lot of videos lined up these upcoming weeks. Thanks for all the con...
How Much Does It Cost to be an Ironman? - Give It A Tri: Ep. 7
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Welcome back everyone we are 8 weeks into the program and Ironman journey! I wanted to give you a rundown of my financial breakdown of everything I have bought so far! Added content: Got Tri bars! Thanks The Eleven for all your help! (Will you see this? probably not)
1000km Later: 1st Month of Ironman Training - Give It A Tri Ep. 6
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What's up guys, this is the first of what will be a monthly check-in from here on out up until Penticton! Which, speaking of Penticton, we finally registered for! RIP my bank account. But I am beyond excited, it's crazy to think about where I am know, where I was a couple months ago, and where I'm gonna be by the time August rolls around. It's been lots of fun, a lot of learning, commitment, an...
Ironman Training Plan Weeks 1 & 2 - Give It A Tri: Ep. 5
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We have finally made it to week 1 and we’re going after it. We have all the equipment ready to tackle this week. We do need more equipment especially for the bike but we can focus on that when outdoor rides are more frequent. Workouts are early mornings or late nights but we squeeze it in. Lock in 🔒 Also, add us on strava to follow the workouts!: Nick: strava.app.link/LkrXbGDpKHb Andres: strava...
Training with a Full-Time Job - Give It A Tri Ep. 4
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Welcome back to Episode 4 everyone! Good news: we got the job! Bad news: How am I going to do this. I have been playing around with the bike, getting used to running in the cold and fitting in swim times into my schedule. Slowly getting through the adjustment period, week 1 of Training Plan is just about to start! Keep showing that support, feel free to comment any suggestions, questions, conce...
Buying My First Road Bike - Give It A Tri Ep. 3
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Bought the bike and most accessories with this year's lunch money! Let's go! It’s time we start buying some gear so when Week 1 comes around, we'll be ready to go. I bought the bike from the great people at 'The 11'. For you bike enthusiasts, it's a 2017 Scott Foil Premium.
Having Second Thoughts - Give It A Tri Ep. 2
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Welcome back! Finally registered for the Half Ironman in Muskoka (July 7) and Olympic distance in Gravenhurst (June 8). And now. Call me impulsive, but we are going to see how far we can really go. It’s time for Full Ironman Penticton BC Baby!
Beginner to Ironman in 6 Months - Give It A Tri Ep. 1
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Hello! Welcome to the first video of our series we're calling 'Give It A Tri'!
Great content and production. Witty stuff. I'm hooked until the end. Hope the algorithm picks this up, it deserves more views.
1:08 That looks good tbh
Great job bro 👏👏👏 Longer content for the half ironman I'm hoping 😂🎉
So speedy !
Cool video! Also nice editing.
FRANCOOO!!!! Thanks bro
Np :D
Great job, struggling to increase my swim endurance…done two sprint distances but can’t get swim endurance up…what average distance were you swimming in each swim session to be able to do the 1.5km swim ?
Hey Shane! The average distance in each swim session was about 2600m of swimming before the 1500m swim. It was split up between warm up, drills, 100m and 200m sets and sprints, and a cool down. If you provide your email, I can send you my training plan.
Great video doood!
Colab coming soon!
Really cool, looks like a lot of fun
The scenery, the people, the environment, it was a great experience.
Congrats brothas!!!
Thank you!
About 70% of my stuff is used, just throwing the idea out there yes even my nice tri swim suit is used but in decent condition. Total spend on gear alone around $2300. Specialized tarmac bike got from the “guy around the corner “. My bike bag is the most expensive part at $650 and still have bread left. I’m happy. Yes the bag was more expensive than the bike. Bike is carbon and about 8 years old. She old but still rideable. Look around people, you’ll thank your wallet later you could have saved so much more.
Dude.. if you know what your looking for, you can find almost all your items on the second hand market. Can save up to 50% on retail. Shop smart.
Drone shots went hard
Love the drone shots 💪🏼
Lmaoooo diyyyy🔥
Trying to join the next diy race?
love to see the boys getting active 😎 these are really well produced too!
That breakfast looks so good
Looking good on ground and from above
Excited to work on more projects with you!
nyoooooom
awesome video man, still don't get why you don't have a bigger following
Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying them. Any video suggestions you’d like to see? Or interested in knowing?
@@trihards_16 Of course man! Not sure as to anything specific, quite like what you did in this one though.
That boy is fast
Terribly underrated brother. Raw and inspiring, I turn 20 this year n the first thing im gonna do is the iron man. Keep up the good work im gonna need it!
Thank you so much! Appreciate it man, best of luck to you with your Ironman. I'm sure you know the amount of time and commitment that will come with it, but my word of advice is to embrace it! All the best to you.
Nice Video! I always enjoy watching these day in the life videos!
Sandwich looks so fire
Which IM are you training for?
I am training for the Ironman Penticton, its in August 2024!
Woooohooooo
this was a great watch🥳
which watch do you have?? and any reason why not garmin I feel like everyone in this space has a garmin
Great question, I love it! I have the COROS pace 3. I had the garmin forerunner 955 when I first started running but I found it was heavy, clunky and too much color. I wanted something sleek, light and durable. Coros also has an AMAZING BATTERY at an amazing price! 7 days or more on one charge and found with triathlons, ironmans and long bike rides, a healthy battery is a necessity. Did a ton of research so I am glad I can finally share it! **not sponsored**(but coros please sponsor me)
@@trihards_16 thats awesome to hear I am actually between coros pace 3 and fr955 also Ill have to dig deeper into coros
They give us nuuns for wf and I’ve never seen anyone add salt. Maybe you’re onto something tho
Booty shot 0:40 is crazy
Haven’t caught all your video but enjoyed the ones I have watched. Do you have a breakdown of your band warmup exercises? Would love the breakdown.
Thanks! I wish I could give you a fleshed-out breakdown, but it honestly depends on the day and what feels good in the moment. But that might be something we get more in depth with in the near future!
Cố lên Tri ơi, chúc Trí thành công 🎉
It's very expensive. I was lucky to have a bike already from when covid was happening, but i still had to spend quite a bit on maintenance on it.
That’s awesome, what bike do you have?How often do you get maintenance done on your bike?
This list is so real. I've spent $7.7k on bike gear and $1.3k on running gear since I started training in 2021 for all 3 sports. I've spent $1k on swimming gear + swimming lessons to get better, and I still haven't even done my first triathlon. This sport is amazing but it is also such a money pit.
Wow, seems like we’re in the same boat! I congratulate your journey so far and would love to hear how your first one goes! All the best!
High quality editing!
Thanks!
pedals 30$ and the cleats 49? something is wrong mate..
the pedals were purchased second hand and cleats were bought at MEC
Shimano cleats cost maximum 20dollars @@trihards_16
You don't need super expensive gears to finish the race. Vietnamese athlete Thanh Vu finished and became the world champion of the Swiss Ultra 2022 (deca ultra triathlon) with a 1700$ bike and road bike helmet, and some cheap glasess. 38km of swimming, 1800km of biking and 422km of running without fancy gears, and still champion of the world lol.
Power meter?
I don’t think I’m going to get a power meter, do you have one? Is it worth it?
Which Profile Design tri bars are these?
T1+ Carbon Aerobars, I’m a fan so far!
I be surprised if you don’t end up purchasing specific Tri-Bike, if the one you have isn’t .
I have a road bike at the moment with tri extensions, TT bikes are definitely a consideration in the future
Ouch, if times are tough learning to make your own drinks and gels. No mention of coaching or training platforms, so assume you are self coached. For anyone starting out in the sport, buy a second hand bike first and make sure you enjoy the sport before spending up big. Also invest in yourself and positioning on the bike to make the greatest gains. I did the maths on my local IM in Australia last year and spent $5K including flights, accommodation, 2nd hand bike, trisuit, wetsuit, runners, entry fee and nutrition. Already had the other gear already. Highly recommended the TrainerRoad platform if budget is tight or you are self motivated. All the best with your events.
Thanks for the message! Interesting, never thought of making own gels but that sounds cool. $5K is solid, definitely ideal. I’ll make note of what you said, and thanks again!
@@trihards_16 you’re welcome. Details of make your own drink mix are on my selfrighteouscyclist IM blog
Its costs an f load 😂😂
RIP the bank account :(
Jeeeeeeeeez
Could literally never be me so I'm living vicariously through this journey. Way to go!!
Keep up the awesome work! I started triathlon training too. If you're in Toronto, hmu and we can go for a long run or ride on the weekend along the Lakeshore!
fire
Higgs at +10000
my guys my guys my guys
If you're breaststroke in a race, make sure you do it in the back of the pack because you're going to kick a lot of people.
Ironman is so f ing expensive 🙈
I'll put 20 on +140 for Mom
Should join the Toronto Triathlon Festival instead