Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast

An 8-minute lead turned into a 12-second loss—the finest of margins.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast hosts Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier, with Jack Tex Moody stepping in, open with the Godzone adventure race moving across roughly 600 kilometres and the top teams stretching far ahead of the mid-pack.

Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier kick off with some weekend sport before moving into Supertri Toulouse.

Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier open with short-course racing back on the New Zealand calendar, and the letdown of having no coverage from Napier.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast’s “Triathlon in New Zealand 2026” focuses on Jack Moody replacing Tim Brazier on a hot Auckland day while Bevan McKinnon steers the discussion.

Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier open with Winter Olympics downhill skiing, including Lindsey Vonn's ACL rupture, icy course preparation, and race speeds they say feel closer to 200 kph.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast starts with the New York Marathon's sprint finish, a women's course record of 2:19.50, and a men's 2:08.09 photo finish, then turns to six Kenyans on the podium and the repeated Kenyan doping-bans conversation.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast mixes Jack Moody’s decision to withdraw from the T100 Fréjus waitlist with a long conversation about what the T100, Supertri Chicago, and an Ironman qualification race say about the current season.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast hosts Coach Bevan McKinnon and Coach Tim Brazier discuss Challenge Wanaka, the return of the pro race, and the kids' event that now involves nearly 1,200 children.

Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier focus on Kat Matthews’ control of the Pro Series, Christian Blumenfeld’s Geelong run, and Tamara Jewett’s New Zealand race block.

Triathlon podcast covering WTCS racing at Weihai, T100 championship preparations, and athlete performance analysis.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast features Coach Bevan McKinnon and Coach Tim Brazier talking with Jack Moody after his Queenstown Marathon win and new course record.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast #660 opens in Wanaka with Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier talking Roy’s Peak, walking poles, and why the climb is a test of downhill control as much as uphill fitness.

Regan Holyoake returns to Fitter Radio as the defending Ironman New Zealand champion, and the hosts frame her 2025 season around a heavy Pro Ironman Series schedule that included Texas, Cairns, Lake Placid, Kona, and Marbella.

Coach Bevan McKinnon and Coach Tim Brazier open with New Zealand snow sport results, including Cam Malvo Ives, a twin in free-ski halfpipe, and a projected six medals for the program.

Christian Blummenfelt talks three weeks after Nice, where he says he came into T2 with the lead and still finished third behind Casper Stornes and Gustav Iden.

Bevan and Tim open with Jack Tex Moody in the hot seat.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast’s “IRONMAN 70.3 World Champs 2025” spends much of its time on the travel, fatigue, and money behind a pro triathlon season, with Nick Thompson, Regan Holyoake, Jess Fullagar, and Sam Laidlow named as examples.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast starts with Coach Bevan McKinnon and Coach Tim Brazier recapping Tri Off-Road Taupo, including Anna's fast river swim and the new Spa Park trail they discovered near the river's edge.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast opens with Tim Brazier preparing for Godzone, where the team is sorting seven times 9,000 calories of daily food, waiting for Thursday maps, and facing stages that include a 129-kilometer packraft-and-trek section.

Coach Bevan McKinnon and Coach Tim Brazier open with Kona, Glenorchy gravel racing, and a packed triathlon weekend that also includes Wānaka and Wollongong.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast hosts Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier open with the Taupo travel fatigue, a 5:30 a.m.

The hosts kick off with everyday human stuff, like poor sleep, tired legs, and a device being used to track mood, sleep, and possible under-fueling.

Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier sit down with Dr John Sullivan, who leads performance psychology for High Performance Sport New Zealand.

Fitteradio Triathlon Podcast covers World Championship Ironman Nice race week with coaches on the ground.

Tim Brazier recounts God's Own Race 2024, a 615km New Zealand adventure race that extended 30-40% longer than predicted due to terrain underestimation and extreme weather.

I'm walking to the race at 5am while everyone else is walking home with kebabs at 5am.

was just a classy move and a real

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast hosts Coach Bevan McKinnon and Coach Tim Brazier talk with Sam Shaw about his 637.7-kilometre Auckland-to-Wellington fastest known time, which he completed in 17 hours and 21 minutes.

Fitter Radio Triathlon Podcast covers Jack Moody’s third Lone Market Half win, the disputed Mount Maunganui bike-course ruling, and the new 20-metre draft rule for Ironman New Zealand.

Coaches discuss recent triathlon race results, weather conditions, and training tips.

Coaches Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier interview triathlete Jack Moody about his recent 70.3 race and preparation for upcoming events.

Coaches Bevan and Jack discuss travel to Milan and Verona, including a hot train ride and plans to attend the opera.

Coaches Bevan McKinnon and Jack Moody discuss their training camp in Bolzano, Italy, and share humorous anecdotes about European Sunday closures.

Coaches Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier discuss triathlon training, recent sports events, and the retirement of triathlete Annie Haug.

Coaches Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier discuss triathlon training, upcoming races, and personal travel plans.

Coaches Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier discuss the new Challenge Wanaka triathlon course and share insights on training and racing.

Coaches discuss recent triathlon events, a world record in the 3000m, and preview an analysis of fatigue in Ironman races.

Coaches Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier discuss the retirement of triathlete Daniela Ryf due to injury, reflecting on her career and legacy.

Coaches Bevan McKinnon and Tim Brazier discuss the upcoming Olympic triathlon in Paris, water quality concerns, and potential impacts on athletes.