I ate 3 POUNDS OF CARBS... and had my best race ever | 70.3 Maine Race Recap

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 111

  • @maximusswagius7835
    @maximusswagius7835 Рік тому +82

    3 minutes off the podium when you didn't have a great day on the bike. Keep grinding brother, you're making progress.

  • @dr.jjmayo9756
    @dr.jjmayo9756 Рік тому +19

    Well done! Underfueling is common...so you are not alone. Being a sports dietitian I see it all the time. They'll say "I couldn't push the pace on my run" or "I didn't have my normal power on the bike." It's either a fueling issue or a poor taper. And sometimes we all just have a bad day! Research supports 2 approaches to carb loading: 1) increasing carbs by small amounts a few days before the race OR 2) loading with 10-12 g of CHO/kg in a 24-hour period. Looks like you nailed it!

  • @robciervo
    @robciervo Рік тому +7

    Ari, congrats on the rebound race. Happy for you.
    BUT, never be embarrassed about your running. Your running is your strength! ALWAYS build off your strengths and then work on your weaker areas. You were an elite level NCAA 3K/5K runner. Don’t be embarrassed about it, but instead cherish that strength and keep picking guys off. Think of having the fastest run each Tri as your badge of honor. It’s like the 800m runner who only wins because he still has a kick with 100m to go. They don’t give medals to the guy who lead from the gun to 750m. Keep it up!!!

  • @GotDamBoi
    @GotDamBoi Рік тому +30

    a 1:10 half marathon after the swim and bike is INSANE to me. well done

    • @sburdette9901
      @sburdette9901 Рік тому

      Yeah that’s insanely fast. I wonder how fast he could do a half marathon by itself

    • @zhozhforever4047
      @zhozhforever4047 Рік тому

      @@sburdette9901he is 7-50 or 7-45 3k runner. Definitely below 63 minutes

    • @LR6092
      @LR6092 Рік тому +2

      ​@@zhozhforever4047he's fast but not that fast

    • @brunobiega
      @brunobiega Рік тому

      @@LR6092his PB is 7:51

  • @felicichris1369
    @felicichris1369 Рік тому +15

    I like you as a dude. As in I like that you actually try and get stuff done whether it’s going deep into the triathlon world (a new challenge) UA-cam, coaching, music, ect. I respect anyone who’s willing to go and get after it, I respect even more how open you are about it. You’re a tough dude and try hard. You’re also willing to learn and adapt. Don’t worry about the people sharing hate, learn from your mistakes and keep pushing doing what you wanna do!

  • @RunningMan1414
    @RunningMan1414 Рік тому +8

    Congrats, your best result pound per pound

  • @x1PandaMan1x
    @x1PandaMan1x Рік тому +5

    Hell yeah, 7th place coming off a bad race. Checked the results on Sunday and I was stoked to see you in the top 10. Was worried you'd get discouraged after the Oregon race - glad to see you keep grinding!

  • @EJOVLTW
    @EJOVLTW Рік тому +6

    Nice job Ari. Great to see you bounce back from being disappointed about Oregon.

    • @EJOVLTW
      @EJOVLTW Рік тому +1

      By the way, 1:10 is hauling on the run! Nice work!

  • @peterm.7497
    @peterm.7497 Рік тому +4

    Nice job by Iris' b/f. No chicken nuggets, I presume.

  • @Krilin84
    @Krilin84 Рік тому +2

    Try reducing fibre intake the days before the race for the gut. The formula for optimum caffeine is supposedly a megadose of 4-6mg/kg before the start and then maintaining that by taking 1mg/kg/h after that, preferably continuously drinking, but shots are OK too. More caf than that shouldn't add any more performance enhancement but just increase possible gut issues. I learned most of this from the yt channel nutrition triathlon 👍

  • @Miyanovich
    @Miyanovich Рік тому +23

    Ari…you have force-of-nature-level grit. Not sure where else that would really fit other than hardcore athletics. You have obvious gifts in this area. And a lot of legitimate athletes have to be pesky and scrappy to grind out goals. That’s just the kind of athlete that you are. It’s obvious that you are a legitimate athlete and belong in the pro arena. It just might always be you chewing on iron more than other people. I’d rather watch your story because of that.

  • @joegaidosh7682
    @joegaidosh7682 Рік тому

    Ari you have to realize this was your best, UA-cam video so honest also so enlightening for anybody that said endurance athlete congratulations it’s a process it’s step-by-step. Mentally you are getting tougher and you need to even step that up some more but you will get there. Don’t doubt that.

  • @davidgoggin7921
    @davidgoggin7921 Рік тому

    Glad you believed in yourself enough to take on the back-to-back race challenge, especially since the first one did not go your way. That resilience is inspiring. Stoked that you had such a good race! Love hearing how your finding your way by trying new approaches. Thanks a million for sharing this 🙂

  • @huntingforadventure9977
    @huntingforadventure9977 Рік тому +3

    Good stuff. I have heard endurance events are really just an eating competition

  • @matthewdetweiler1923
    @matthewdetweiler1923 Рік тому +1

    I've noticed more and more how bike comfort and handling can make a giant difference in results, whether its the ability to care speed through a corner, or the uphill/downhill transition, really interested to see how that progresses for you!

    • @maxwell.l.greene
      @maxwell.l.greene Рік тому

      Agreed. Triathletes really underestimate group rides because they're not able to keep steady power or whatever but bike handling skills are real

  • @throughjacobphoto
    @throughjacobphoto Рік тому

    low blood sugar has been my arch nemesis, know the feeling all too well. If I don't consume an ungodly amount of carbs I want to die 5-6 miles into a good effort. Hyped to see you progress after all of these hard lessons

  • @ryanholley136
    @ryanholley136 Рік тому

    The moment I read this title, I had a feeling you listened to that ptn episode. It was super interesting. Stoked to see the improvement!

  • @skyebrock7406
    @skyebrock7406 Рік тому

    You inspire me, truly. Thank you for making these videos.

  • @sirman902
    @sirman902 Рік тому +2

    This guy could definitely be an Olympic marathoner

  • @lukedavis6289
    @lukedavis6289 Рік тому

    Lets get it!!!! Looking forward to seeing how you're able to improve the bike. keep it up

  • @peterm.7497
    @peterm.7497 Рік тому

    I hope you keep getting results because seeing you get motivated is motivating.

  • @triarecha
    @triarecha Рік тому

    A-mazing comeback

  • @SoutheastSam3
    @SoutheastSam3 Рік тому +1

    50K let's go!

  • @bensrunningandfitness3124
    @bensrunningandfitness3124 Рік тому

    Nice race! I said hi in transition and saw you once during the run in Maine! Way to turn things around in just a week and excited to see what you’ll do next!

  • @triathlontimmy
    @triathlontimmy Рік тому

    Thanks for addressing the user comments/questions!

  • @PatrickDelorenzi
    @PatrickDelorenzi Рік тому

    Great video AK thank you

  • @chrisfofferolkvist7828
    @chrisfofferolkvist7828 Рік тому

    Good job man!
    Break apart and get up again is the the way!
    🎉🎉🎉

  • @thorgod0824
    @thorgod0824 Рік тому +1

    That’s a solid comeback 🔥🔥

  • @hahtos
    @hahtos Рік тому +2

    Way to go bro!

  • @Jono01
    @Jono01 Рік тому

    Congrats Ari! What a way to bounce back. 👏👍😊

  • @juanperez-mm8ml
    @juanperez-mm8ml Рік тому +1

    Let’s go dude!

  • @runningforviews
    @runningforviews Рік тому

    Amazing job! Keep crushing it!

  • @flyingzee10
    @flyingzee10 Рік тому

    Congrats man, awesome video, even better stash tho

  • @WillHoffmann
    @WillHoffmann Рік тому +1

    maybe if you get a basket on your bike and put luca in it that could help? just a thought because he is such a cute kitty cat

  • @rescuedfriendsanimalsanctu8481

    Evenepoel, Van Aert, Van der Poel, Pogačar etc etc are all training and taking in over 100 grams of carbs per hour.

  • @DemoBallisticsCar
    @DemoBallisticsCar Рік тому

    Congrats thats the way to bounce back. You lost alot of weight

  • @RustyRacer
    @RustyRacer Рік тому

    You'll be ready for the discotheque after 700mg of caffeine!

  • @willdenis7497
    @willdenis7497 Рік тому

    Hell ya. See you in Florida!

  • @mlegrand
    @mlegrand Рік тому

    Congrats Ari. Glad there's room for improvement. And just think how fast you could have gone if it was 3 pounds of chicken-nugs.

  • @crazycuber8440
    @crazycuber8440 Рік тому

    DAMN! Cant wait to see how you are going to do in an ironman!

  • @DesertTriDad
    @DesertTriDad Рік тому +1

    Thanks for this video!
    I also had my best race by basically eating carbs until I was nauseous for breakfast and lunch the day before. Literally just shoving food down, kind of nerve wracking tbh because you don’t know if you’re overdoing it. For dinner I had a normal meal. Next day I crushed (for me).
    I also recently started using KetoneIQ. And my 2 sentiments are this; first, like Ari said, the recovery is noticeable. My training volume is ramped, yet I’m still seeing fantastic sleep, HrV levels and ability to train the next day. Second, I get a laser type focus, especially training in the morning after I take ketones and only eat a small snack prior to my session. It’s a clarity I can’t really pinpoint but very cool.
    What is your ketone protocol? Before during after?

    • @archmdz
      @archmdz  Рік тому +1

      Yea I don’t think you can really overdo it on the carbs as long as youre actually digesting it. Nausea might be the sign to hold off for a few hours 😅
      The increased focus/lack of brain fog on bigger days is a big one. I actually stopped taking it before/during for a few sessions just to see and even with enough carbs I still felt like I was on the verge of a bonk mentally. I get a lot of crap on here for promoting it but it’s truly a wonderful product.
      I’ll always have a shot after a bigger session across all 3 disciplines, one before if the session is going to go longer than ~90’ or so, and a shot every ~90’ on longer bike rides. Of course that’s a lot and if I wasn’t sponsored and had to buy them myself I would probably just take a shot with carb/protein drink after hard sessions for recovery, and before/during long bike rides. So that would probably be about 6 shots/week. Right now it’s more like 20 because I have the luxury of a near endless supply on hand.

  • @appealguy
    @appealguy Рік тому

    Dad Klau was at the race to cheer Ari on. That helped a little too, maybe. ;)

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    I took the key tones and I had to call poison control!!!! thats scientifically backed

  • @jeancater1388
    @jeancater1388 Рік тому

    Congratulations! 🎉

  • @joshuamaguire2260
    @joshuamaguire2260 Рік тому

    Always improving

  • @gusrallim
    @gusrallim Рік тому

    the ptn podcast you mentioned was really good

  • @andrewmetcalfe9898
    @andrewmetcalfe9898 Рік тому

    Second comment having watched the rest of your video: see - just by racing you have ticked off one new thing: the importance of sugar absorption in endurance sports over two hours. You would have never worked that out if you retreated to a training bubble. You still have work to do in that regard, and its a fine line to tread, but ‘he who can stuff the most carbs down their throats (and absorb them) wins’ …
    Also, really glad you are going to do Augusta 70.3. IM Florida is a ‘learning’ for you, even if it is probably a side track at this stage of your career. A 50km trail run is all good too I reckon.

  • @scottfreeman2576
    @scottfreeman2576 Рік тому

    2 of my best runs ever (consecutive years at the army 10 miler) i ate monsterous meals the night before and it worked !

  • @claudiacortes3067
    @claudiacortes3067 Рік тому

    Great run

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    If I was a pro… I would literally just call all the dirty racers out publicly!

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    Use caffeine intermittently through the race if you need it small amounts

  • @adamjung6855
    @adamjung6855 Рік тому

    trust the process

  • @MrBeast-1
    @MrBeast-1 Рік тому

    Way to bounce back!!!

  • @ynie1
    @ynie1 Рік тому +1

    700+mg of caffeine sounds like a lot, but I was listening to a podcast with Jan, and he was saying how he typically takes in about 200mg of caffeine per hour during an full distance race resulting in somewhere in the neighborhood of 1400+mg of caffeine for the race (not accounting for the morning coffee). Kinda bonkers 🤣

    • @slophog1359
      @slophog1359 Рік тому

      Really? that sounds like it would give you a heart attack, isn't over 1000mg into the OD range? does doing extreme sports somehow counter the caffeine overload?

  • @Leeroy49
    @Leeroy49 Рік тому

    Congratulations 🎉 let's go

  • @ajayaltman8114
    @ajayaltman8114 Рік тому

    Well done

  • @tesstalbot209
    @tesstalbot209 Рік тому

    Hey friend…… what brand of aero calf sleeves do you wear ??

  • @AndriFitness
    @AndriFitness Рік тому

    thanks for sharing @Ari, I am always hesitant to consume so much carbs day before a race as I am scared I pick up 1-2kgs from all the water weight in the race and then power to weight being down, what's your thoughts on that?

  • @LuisRodriguez-ru5qi
    @LuisRodriguez-ru5qi Рік тому

    My theory about Oregon was your brain was unconsciously conserving energy for Maine the next weekend. In addition to correcting under-fueling, I don’t think you should schedule back-to-back races.

  • @WarrenEsh
    @WarrenEsh Рік тому +1

    have you redone your bike fit since you got that shitty fit a year or so back? Any differences from that?

  • @rm6857
    @rm6857 Рік тому +1

    Podium incomming, just one more donut and a few minutes shaved by bike...

  • @BillBrinkop
    @BillBrinkop Рік тому

    DQ for a zipper? Harsh. Congrats on the comeback!

  • @scotmoser8716
    @scotmoser8716 Рік тому

    Ari, you’re still in learning process so there will be more pronounced differences with performance. You’re coming off injury so the back half of season should be promising.

  • @bbnsaints
    @bbnsaints Рік тому

    Do you have any kind of long term olympic goals with next year being an Olympic year?

  • @emf6621
    @emf6621 Рік тому

    Hi Ari, I'd be interested to know how your Achilles niggle is going. I've struggled with that myself

    • @archmdz
      @archmdz  Рік тому

      Completely better. I’d suggest getting on a very easy (p)rehab protocol 2-3x a week and slowly progressing the load and duration of the routine over several weeks so the tendon is able to handle more.
      Things like isometric holds that eventually turn into eccentric lowers and/or calf raises. Single leg balance exercises like SL RDL that eventually you can add a little calf raise the top of the movement. Things like that. Could be worth a video because I know a lot of people struggle with achilles problems acutely and chronically.

  • @troycollett8540
    @troycollett8540 Рік тому

    Do you take any other supps?

  • @brentcharlton1065
    @brentcharlton1065 Рік тому

    Cue chumbawamba at like 15 minutes!

  • @Terrilyn_Austen
    @Terrilyn_Austen Рік тому

    Just wondering if you are doing any strength work? Plyometrics? Your improving so don't beat yourself up! The more races you do the better your will get at it. Learn from one and move on to the next.

  • @neilianparker6487
    @neilianparker6487 Рік тому

    Nice one 👍

  • @bradynanderson4907
    @bradynanderson4907 Рік тому

    Wow

  • @TK-nc3ou
    @TK-nc3ou Рік тому

    Congratulations, although I dont think you read the comments ;)

  • @sethmiller7925
    @sethmiller7925 Рік тому

    I'm really curious why you signed up for the 50K trail race? I happened to sign up for the same one and saw your name on the entrants list. Your comments in this video sounded like you intend to race it.

  • @jazzyjay4595
    @jazzyjay4595 9 місяців тому

    I know I’m late to this, but can someone explain the maple syrup/water mix? I’ve thought of this is in the past but didn’t know it was a thing

    • @archmdz
      @archmdz  9 місяців тому

      Maple syrup from Costco is the cheapest, most effective form of "gel" I have found in my career thus far. You can buy it in bulk, it's tasty, and very very carbohydrate dense. The watering it down is just so it goes down a little bit easier

    • @jazzyjay4595
      @jazzyjay4595 9 місяців тому

      @@archmdz interesting. This is the first time I’d heard of it. Looked into it a little more afterwards. Being in south florida, on longer runs in the heat you pretty have to only take in carbs through liquid. Definitely gonna try this out. I’m sponsored by honey stinger and their gold gel is great because it’s just slightly enhanced honey, so I could see the maple syrup/water combo being useful

  • @andrewmetcalfe9898
    @andrewmetcalfe9898 Рік тому

    3:50 - just going to jump in with this response to your mid race thought to not race again for a year - in effect retreating into a training bubble: dude, you are being held back not so much from a lack of physical ability, but the lack of experience in race conditions to deal with STUFF (let’s count them up - just at this stage of your race review - the dynamics of a current in the swim, getting tangled in a buoy, executing that aggressive run through T1 as planned, the power dynamics involved in riding rolling hills at 300W in race conditions) that only happens when racing.
    You have just done a block comprising 1 Uber over distance week, followed by 3 targeted weeks of training. Now two races, and already the rust is coming off. Please please please do another 6 week block and then another two races (but 2-3 weeks apart this time).
    Remember the ‘Six Ps’ - Perfect Practice Prevents Piss Poor Performance & at this stage of your career - especially mid summer - that ‘practice’ should take the form of more racing, not the training bubble.
    Bonus tip: start finding some open water racing opportunities. There should be some around, even in Seattle. Learn to fake a fast swim by bludging off faster swimmers.

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    Maybe I’ll do a podcast so people look at me as authoritative… dude just drink sugar water throughout the race

  • @danielsrenes1159
    @danielsrenes1159 Рік тому

    This might be my first comment ever. I have watched you since you spawned from The Athlete Special, and I must say that constant jump-cutting made this video the most impersonal so far. I really enjoy the story, but I can't when it gets jump-cut this much.I sound like an old man (I'm 27) but I hope it gets changed.

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    You should take almost 4 days completely off if ur not doping

  • @T1MB05L1C3
    @T1MB05L1C3 Рік тому

    drafting penalty?

  • @jasonfeng3888
    @jasonfeng3888 Рік тому

    Algo

  • @yoloswaggins372
    @yoloswaggins372 Рік тому

    you need to ride more fixed gear my boy

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    Kids stop using caffeine for endurance. You’re speeding up your cardiovascular system for no reason!

  • @gabbechico8471
    @gabbechico8471 Рік тому

    Cretin does the same as that expensive keto drink.

  • @AsianSensation
    @AsianSensation Рік тому

    W

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    Drop 10 lbs… if u want to compete with the dirty racers

  • @jenklau
    @jenklau Рік тому

    I make my own ketones at home. Just sayin’ 😂

  • @winalldayeveryday
    @winalldayeveryday Рік тому +1

    70.3’s Freddie Mercury

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    And stop taking so much caffeine you’re screwing up your adrenals

  • @HashBrownDoyler
    @HashBrownDoyler Рік тому +1

    Ketoneiq does nothing

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    Dude , do u buy bots ….

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    Now hes lying for his sponsors… if you continually to lie, you will never see the truth and you will never become the top 10 racer…

  • @gordonkocher5872
    @gordonkocher5872 11 місяців тому

    Sugar, some salt water… don’t buy these garbage products…

  • @gabbechico8471
    @gabbechico8471 Рік тому

    You need to start enjoying the sport more. What happens when you get podium? Are you gonna be toasted ?

  • @LuffLab
    @LuffLab Рік тому

    Carbs are life, this is the way 🫡

  • @mattlogan1
    @mattlogan1 Рік тому