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Episode 126 Kevin Morice

·1 hr 14 min·5 clips

At Eiva, Kevin’s rear triangle snapped through a weld after the axle slipped out on the bike.

1. Agegroup Multisport Podcast focuses on Kevin Morris, an Aberdeen athlete whose story runs through aquathlon, cross duathlon, and cross triathlon. 2. Kevin Morris is the guest and athlete, and the host frames him as a listener met in Pamplona, Spain at the European Championships. 3. The episode asks how a former athletics runner ended up racing multisport and still finding ways to compete. 4. Kevin says he lived in Inverness until age 10, then spent three years in Düsseldorf because his father was attached to the army. 5. He describes Germany as a place where he did badminton, open-water swimming, and a lot of cycling during caravan holidays across Europe. 6. Back in Scotland, Kevin says football felt like “crunching tackles” and winter conditions, so he moved into FAX and later focused on summer sport. 7. He lists a track career that moved from cross-country and 1500 metres to 800, 400, 100, 200, and hurdles. 8. Kevin says he held the North of Scotland title for 400 hurdles at under-20 level and still claims it because nobody ran the event last Saturday. 9. He explains that mid-thirties results in athletics stopped improving, which pushed him away from track and into triathlon for fitness. 10. A university aquathlon, done in breaststroke and a little front crawl, gave him an early route into multisport before he learned to swim properly. 11. Kevin says the first year he learned to swim, he won the race he had targeted, which made him think he could do more than one event. 12. He says the road bike remained the weak point, because three or four years of effort reduced his losses only from about five minutes to four minutes. 13. Kevin contrasts that with mountain biking and cross racing, where short power bursts like “a thousand watts for 10 seconds” suit his sprint background. 14. He also says he now coaches university riders in Aberdeen and uses the spinning session to get his own hard bike work done. 15. The podcast also covers his move from casual training to two or three pool sessions, structured running, and weekly club rides with D-side Thistle. 16. Kevin says qualifying for GB aquathlon is simpler than many other age-group routes, and he uses Scottish presentations as a sales pitch for the sport. 17. He describes the tone of the conversation as easy and wide-ranging, with a lot of digression and in-person back-and-forth. 18. The format feels conversational rather than formal, with the host often following Kevin into technical details about bikes, bikes setups, and training habits. 19. Listeners interested in age-group triathlon, aquathlon, and cross-country multisport will get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners who want a tightly edited race recap with no digressions may skip it.

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A warm, loose age-group interview about visibility, qualification, and keeping multisport open to new people.

Kevin Morice's story keeps age-group multisport visible through club culture, shared enthusiasm, and the odd airport moment that turns into a quick triathlon conversation.

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You want a relaxed multi-sport chat that still gives you real age-group detail.

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