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EPISODE · Aug 8, 2025 · 23 MIN

Why Every Triathlete Needs a Plan Beyond the Finish Line

from Hilary Topper On Air · host Hilary Topper

Have you ever considered how unpredictable life can be—even for an athlete at their peak? On this episode, we sit down with Deanna Eble of the Russo Law Group to discuss a topic many triathletes overlook but desperately need to address: the importance of advance directives and estate planning. Deanna sheds light on how the intense and sometimes risky nature of triathlons makes proper planning essential. She shares powerful real-life examples, including a man left paralyzed after a devastating accident during the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon and a young father tragically struck by a car at the Smithpoint Triathlon. These stories are sobering reminders of how quickly life can change. From creating a living will and appointing a healthcare proxy to preparing an estate plan that secures your family's future, Deanna provides actionable advice for triathletes and their loved ones. This episode is packed with insights that could make all the difference in navigating life's unexpected challenges. Listen now to gain valuable knowledge and take real steps to protect what matters most. 🎧  

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