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ATP, or 'Another Triathlon Podcast,' is a fresh voice in the world of endurance sports. Our name is a playful nod to the abundance of triathlon podcasts out there and also stands for Adenosine Triphosphate, the energy source of our bodies, symbolizing the relentless energy of triathletes. We want to have some fun with triathlon, not take ourselves too seriously while delivering insight, answer your training and racing questions and give you everything you need from inspiration to information that can help your race day.At ATP, we dig deeper than race recaps and gear reviews. We explore the u...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed race analysis and well-placed interviews connect professional triathlon results to the tactics, technology and organizational choices behind them.
Another Triathlon Podcast treats race results as the start of the conversation. Jenna, Josh and Fede work through professional triathlon with an easy crew dynamic, moving from swim gaps and bike splits to injuries, course conditions and the decisions that shape a finish.
A two-minute swim gap becomes your cliffhanger, right down to what happens on the bike.
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Candid triathlon debate about race-day chaos, blame, and the stakes for pros.
Another Triathlon Podcast leans into the rougher side of race-weekend debate, focusing on the fallout from Ironman 70.3 World Champs and the dispute over whether the organization, marshals, or athletes should take the blame.
Triathlon chatter that turns race recaps into practical course context.
This episode is a good fit for triathlon listeners who want race talk left unsmoothed. Jenna, Josh, and Fede move through recaps, the weekend's racing, and the course variables that can tilt a result, with the best stretch coming when swim times, current, rain, and climbing are…
Frankfurt's chaos gets a sharp, chatty unpacking before Roth.
Another Triathlon Podcast spends this hour on the messy, fascinating side of pro racing: Ironman Frankfurt clearly had more drama than a routine recap, and the episode uses that chaos to build anticipation for Challenge Roth.
A race recap that widens into the strategy shaping pro triathlon.
This episode moves briskly through a weekend in triathlon, from Ironman 70.3 Swansea to WTCS racing in both the individual and mixed team events, then out to the wider questions around where Ironman and T100 may be heading.
A practical triathlon-tech discussion that keeps the focus on useful gear for age-group athletes.
Ray Maker gives the episode a practical triathlon-tech focus, with off-season talk centered on equipment changes, saving watts, and separating useful upgrades from the rest.
A focused Marbella preview that keeps the emphasis on the race, not the noise.
Marbella gets treated as a real race preview, not a broad gloss. The discussion stays on the championship weekend itself: the swim, the bike climb, and the run, and how each could tilt the result.
Belinda Granger joins a relaxed triathlon conversation that spotlights Sam Laidlow's Roth win and the women's push toward sub-eight territory.
Belinda Granger joins Jenna Serra, Josh, and Fede for a warm triathlon conversation that ranges from race-day reactions to broader shifts in the sport.
Race-day chaos, Kona context, and practical triathlon talk that stays sharp.
Another Triathlon Podcast settles into a race-week catch-up that stays tight and grounded, moving from Josh's marathon and the Kona conversation to the WTCS Grand Final and T100.
Bruised stories, blunt talk, real recovery.
Endurance performance, tested past the easy answers.
Endurance stories with trail dirt still attached.
Another Triathlon Podcast shifts between marathon training, Kona, and recent race results, with Jenna Serre, Josh, and Fede comparing run-block fatigue, dry needling, and how early race pacing changes once the gun goes off.
The crew opens in championship-season mode.
Jenna brings in the Mana Apparel co-founders.
Another Triathlon Podcast starts with a weekend catch-up, then gets straight into T100 London.
The show opens with a sponsor note on Mana Apparel's new V21 tri suit, which is on special pre-order for the next five days, four days at this point.
Another Triathlon Podcast brings back Mark Matthews for a return visit, then quickly moves into a year-ahead bingo board of triathlon predictions.
Felix Weisshofer traces Challenge Roth back to 1984, when his father’s friend brought triathlon home after racing Hawaii in 1982 and 1983, and his own first contact came as a four-year-old “sponge kid” in a volunteer shirt.
Scott DeRue explains why Ironman changed World Championship qualification, saying the goal is to reward the “most competitive and most committed triathletes in the world.” He walks through the new age-grading model, including the last five editions of a race, the top 20% in each age group, and the use of men 30-34 as the current fastest benchmark.
Another Triathlon Podcast covers the T100 Qatar finale, where Hayden Wilde won the men’s race and Kate Waugh won the women’s race.
Jenna Serra returns from Samla 100 in Qatar and describes a 3k ocean swim, 21k run, 22k mountain-bike leg, 4k kayak, another 22k bike, and a 28k desert run that left only 30% of the field finishing.
Another Triathlon Podcast episode 121 centers on the compressed triathlon calendar, with Qatar, Ironman New Zealand, 70.3 Worlds, and Texas all packed into a few weeks.
The show opens on a busy triathlon weekend.
Another Triathlon Podcast brings on Ray Maker from DC Rainmaker for a gear-heavy conversation.
Jenna Serre opens the show with Josh and Fede for a broad triathlon check-in.
Jenna Serra, Josh, and Fede welcome Belinda Granger to the panel.
Jenna and Josh recap a wild week in triathlon including a rogue golf cart destroying pro bikes at Ironman La Quinta 70.3, Lionel Sanders' controversial zipper DQ, and Matt Sharp's retirement announcement.
Another Triathlon Podcast opens with a crew catch-up before getting into a messy race weekend.
The crew is in Marbella for race weekend.
The host is back from training camp, and the crew opens with camp talk before sliding into Ironman Frankfurt, where the weekend turns out to be messier than expected.
The crew starts with a catch-up.
Another Triathlon Podcast opens with the crew catching up before turning to the week's PTO news.
Kona is the whole point here.
A detailed panel recap of the Ironman World Championships in Nice, featuring one of the most dramatic races in triathlon history with constant lead changes and a Norwegian podium sweep.
Olympic triathlete Georgia Taylor-Brown joins Another Triathlon Podcast to share her journey from reluctant swimmer to Olympic silver medalist, including struggles learning to cycle, imposter syndrome at elite level, and the famous Tokyo Olympics puncture story.
Two hosts discuss triathlon training, recent races, and upcoming events including Ironman Frankfurt.
The hosts discuss recent pro triathlon races, upcoming events, and personal training updates.
The hosts discuss recent triathlon events, Tour de France highlights, and promote a pop-up shop and race seminar for Ironman Calgary 70.3.