Empowering Girls Through Triathlon: I-Tri Girls Founder Theresa Roden

On the 68th edition of the podcast Fireside Chats, the Run Tri Bike co-owners sit down with Theresa Roden, the visionary force behind I-Tri Girls. Based in Long Island, NY, I-Tri Girls is a non-profit organization that revolutionizes young girls' lives through the transformative power of triathlon. In this inspiring conversation, they discuss the heart of I-Tri's mission, the profound impact it has on participants, and the future of empowering women in sports. Watch as they explore the founding of I-Tri and its evolution into a beacon of empowerment for girls, discussing how the program shapes their lives during middle school and beyond. Discover firsthand from Theresa Roden about the vision driving I-Tri and the resilience it instills in its participants. How the changing landscape of today's world impact organizations like I-Tri, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs of empowering young women through sport. As they navigate the conversation, Jason Bahamundi raises thought-provoking questions about the role of media in shaping the future of women in sports, prompting insightful reflections from Theresa. Wrapping up on a lighter note, they engage in a rapid-fire round of quirky questions, diving into controversial food debates that'll leave you smiling and pondering. From the pineapple on pizza debate to the age-old question of whether candy corn qualifies as a legitimate candy, they tackle it all with humor and curiosity. Join them for a compelling discussion that celebrates the resilience, empowerment, and transformative journey of I-Tri Girls, offering insights and inspiration to endurance athletes and enthusiasts alike. Don't miss out on this conversation that fuels the spirit of determination and empowerment in the world of sports!