All in triathlon
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Talking all things Triathlon with Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Firsthand training detail and candid athlete conversations make professional triathlon's tactics, pressures and daily compromises easier to understand.
Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle keep triathlon close to the body, talking through training sessions, race plans, recovery, travel and motivation from inside their own competitive lives.
Jelle explains his altitude room; Aaron asks why he isn't in it, and you're already taking sides.
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A candid race-week debrief with bike issues, travel banter, and a clear contender picture.
The episode is a relaxed race-week debrief built around a win, a first kilometer close to a 305, and the blunt note that the race bike never quite felt smooth.
A race-week catch-up that settles into a grounded, insider look at a near-win at Ironman New Zealand.
The episode opens with race-week logistics and a clear read on recent racing: one host is in Devonport, the other on the Gold Coast, and a health check sets the tone early.
A triathlon catch-up where fatigue, race tactics, and rivalry stay on the table.
The episode starts with a quick apology for missing last week, then settles into the familiar strain of staying fit while Ironman training keeps taking a toll.
A grounded triathlon catch-up built around training logistics, heat, and a well-timed 60-gram chew.
The episode keeps its focus on training life: a weekly check-in from different spots, a hot run-into-bike day, and the fueling problem that shows up when appetite drops between sessions.
A candid triathlon chat about what a world title really costs.
All in Triathlon works best when it treats a world title as the beginning of the hard part, not the end of it. The conversation moves from the guest's under-23 world title in Auckland to the tougher work of holding that level at senior ranks, while the hosts keep things loose…
Training chat, drafting rules, and a guest tease keep this one moving.
This episode keeps the familiar All In Triathlon rhythm: two hosts back at AIT HQ, swapping jokes about the living-room setup, then moving through training updates, a sore back, and the call to skip Wednesday Worlds.
A loose conversation that moves from Bahrain travel logistics to Alex Yee's marathon splits.
From Bahrain to Qatar, the episode opens on travel and training logistics before settling into a close look at Alex Yee's marathon and the pacing choices around it.
A tight Geelong recap that stays close to the racing and the race-day technical hiccups.
The piece frames 70.3 Geelong as a hard race from the start. It keeps its eye on the second-place finish, the repeated bike attacks from Hayden, and the pressure that never really let the front group settle.
Triathlon talk from inside race week.
Triathlon news, unfiltered opinions, one weekly group ride.
Bill Simmons debates NBA tanking, MVP races, and movies with Zach Lowe and friends.
Zach Lowe and ESPN colleagues dissect NBA trades, cap rules, and roster fit.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Ryen Russillo runs weekly NFL and MLB recaps with beat reporters like Jeff Passan and Mike Sando.
Aaron Royle and Jelle Geens reopen All in Triathlon for 2026 from the Gold Coast, announce the show’s move to YouTube, and ask listeners to subscribe on All in Triathlon.
All in Triathlon with Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle uses a same-day recap of 70.3 Geelong to break down Yala's second place, only a few hours after the finish.
The hosts close out the 2025 season from the Gold Coast.
Jelle Geens and Yaller open from AIT HQ with a quick catch-up.
Jimmy Whelan's move into triathlon and running is the spine of the episode.
The hosts are back at AIT HQ.
Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle use this episode to compare Geelong, Texas, and a recent wind-tunnel session while Jelle works through what he learned from his race file.
The hosts reopen with an apology for the delayed recording and a quick status update from two very different places.
A triathlon podcast episode previewing the Texas race, announcing new sponsors, and discussing training products.
Two triathletes discuss their training, upcoming races, and banter about swimming techniques.
Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle discuss Jelle's preparation for the 70.3 Geelong race, covering his recent training, wind tunnel gains, nutrition plan, and race tactics against rivals like Hayden Wilde and Christian Blummenfelt.
The episode opens in Devonport, Tasmania.
Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle discuss their recent training, including Jelle's exhaustion from Ironman prep and a crit race where he set power records.
Jelle and Aaron record early because one of them is heading off on a work trip, so the weekly streak carries on from different locations.
A loose, insider chat about the road from age-group promise to world-class success.
They open back in AIT HQ, which is still basically the living room, and laugh off the YouTube comments about the setup.
Aaron opens from AIT HQ while Yala calls in from Qatar after a Bahrain training block.
Hosts Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle discuss triathlon training, jet lag, and introduce special guests from the Norwegian triathlon team.
Two triathletes discuss the host's retirement from professional racing and his transition to a normal job while continuing the podcast.
Pro triathletes Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle discuss training, packing for travel, and upcoming races with guest coach Ben Reisel.
The hosts of All in Triathlon interview Kyle Glass from Pro Tri News about podcasting and triathlon topics.
Hosts Aaron Royle and Jelle Geens discuss a recent controversy where their comments about triathlete Morgan Pearson were taken out of context by media outlets.