All in Triathlon with Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle · All in triathlon

Back for 2026: Podiums, Duels & Off-Season Chat

·1 hr 2 min·4 clips

Jelle posts a 197 bpm five-second peak and a 309-watt 60-minute effort at Wednesday Worlds.

1. All in Triathlon with Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle returns for 2026 from the Gold Coast. 2. Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle host the episode, and Jelle’s World Championship results make the race and nutrition details matter. 3. The episode asks what an early-2026 reset looks like after a short break, a new YouTube launch, and two local race efforts. 4. Aaron says the team had about three to four weeks off before getting back together in Gold Coast. 5. The hosts announce that All in Triathlon is now on YouTube and ask listeners to subscribe to reach 1,000 subscribers. 6. Jelle says his off-season flew by because late-year races like Qatar left only about two and a half weeks before training restarted on 1 January. 7. He says he stayed home on the Gold Coast with Sienna and Kate instead of traveling away for the break. 8. Kate was studying for exams, so Jelle says he spent many days chasing Sienna around. 9. Jelle describes Sienna as very active and says the toddler routine kept him on his toes. 10. The episode introduces Precision Fuel and Hydration as the pair’s first major sponsor of 2026. 11. Jelle says he has used Precision Fuel and Hydration in the later part of his professional career and now has a scientific support team behind race planning. 12. He describes a sweat test in Taupo that used a simple arm patch instead of a hot-room protocol. 13. Jelle says Singapore heat made his usual carbohydrate intake too high to digest. 14. He says he now uses less carbohydrate in hot races such as Oropesa and aims around 100 grams per hour on the bike in longer events. 15. Aaron and Jelle discuss Christmas in Australia versus Europe, with Jelle saying Australian Christmas feels strange because it is hot and sweaty. 16. Jelle says the family visited Currumbin Wildlife, went to the bird show, and took Sienna to her first Santa photo. 17. Aaron talks about driving from the Gold Coast to Newcastle, staying at Fingal Bay, and spending a night in the Hunter Valley. 18. He says the Hunter Valley was the place where he originally planned to propose to Non before that plan changed because of her knee surgery. 19. The tone is conversational, local, and data-driven, with both hosts switching between family anecdotes and training numbers. 20. People interested in triathlon training, race nutrition, and Gold Coast racing would get the most from it, while listeners wanting a single topic-focused interview may skip it.

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A loose reset that turns triathlon chat and chase-group tactics into easy listening.

This episode opens with a relaxed triathlon conversation that fits the short break and the Gold Coast setting. The shift onto YouTube also gives it a more immediate feel than a standard audio-only return, which helps the reset land without much fuss.

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Triathlon banter, chase-group tactics, and a quick 2026 reset.

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