Tempo Talks the T100 French Riviera, colon cancer and running and a new North American IM

The focal point of this episode revolves around the recent events at the Riviera Rumble, where the T100 series and the World Triathlon Championship series converged, creating a spectacle of both triumph and controversy in the realm of triathlon. Matthew Sharp and Jeff Sankoff provide a detailed analysis of the performances, including noteworthy outcomes from both the men’s and women’s races, while also addressing the implications of a concerning study linking ultra-running to an increased risk of developing colon cancer. Furthermore, the discussion delves into the potential for a new full-distance Ironman race in North America, speculating on various locations that could serve as viable hosts for this significant event. The podcast seamlessly intertwines expert insights with personal anecdotes, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of contemporary issues facing the triathlon community. As we conclude, we invite listeners to engage with us on these topics, fostering a dialogue that extends beyond the confines of this episode.Links to topics discussed:The TriDoc PodcastMatt's InstagramJeff's InstagramLifeSport CoachingEmail Jeff: [email protected] Matt: [email protected] for the Tempo NewsSignup for The TriDoc Podcast Supplement form