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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 38 MIN

IRONMAN Transition- It's In The Bag!

from TRIbe Triathlon · host John Mayfield

Morning clothes, gear, & personal needs bags and change tents are largely unique to IRONMAN events.  What goes in them?  What do we do with them?  How do we go from swim to bike and then bike to run? In this Episode of TRIbe Triathlon, John goes over everything you need to know when planning for and packing your bags and tips to get through transition like a seasoned veteran! --------Welcome to TRIbe Triathlon. Where long course triathletes come to train smarter, race stronger, and live better. Hosted by John Mayfield, a passionate coach with more than a decade of experience racing and guiding athletes from first-timers to professionals and everyone in between, TRIbe Triathlon is your weekly resource for practical wisdom, grounded strategies, and honest conversations about the sport we love. We dive deep into the science and art of triathlon—from training and recovery to nutrition, mindset, and gear—while keeping sight of what matters most: staying physically and mentally healthy, balancing family and faith, and thriving beyond the finish line. Whether you're chasing a PR or your first IRONMAN finish, join the TRIbe and elevate your long course journey—one episode at a time.

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