Human Endurance – Details, episodes & analysis

We launched our expert series with our first guest Markus Rummel, physicist and triathlete. Markus founded the company AI Endurance, a platform that leverages AI for coaching. Markus' mission is to modernize coaching by following a scientific and data-driven approach to training. Listen in to learn more about Markus' journey from physics to predicting his own bike power to what became the company AI Endurance is today.

(00:00) Introduction

(00:49) Markus journey into endurance sports

(05:55) Early experiments: Predicting his FTP, challenges in predicting bike performance vs. running performance

(16:20) Defining AI, Machine Learning and Generative AI

(22:58) AI Endurance: The AI Coach for Runners, Triathletes & Cyclists

(26:25) Essential tools to connect with AI Endurance

(31:16) The role of Heart Rate Variability (HRV) in training & performance

(36:18) How AI Endurance uses HRV to determine an Athlete’s threshold

(47:06) Challenges in using data for swimming

(50:06) AI driven Training Plan creation

(01:03:07) AI Coach vs. Human Coach

(01:16:03) Future of AI in Sports

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In this episode of Human Endurance, we welcome a group of first-time marathon finishers: Andrea, Lima, Sebastian, and Lorena. Each with unique backgrounds and challenges, they share their journeys towards the 2024 Vienna Marathon, providing valuable insights for aspiring marathoners.

Tune in to learn about their training, racing strategies, nutritional tips, managing injuries, how to stay motivated, and more!

(00:00) Meet the Vienna Rookies

(04:38) From Injury to Marathon

(25:00) First Marathon Expectations vs Reality

(30:27) Breaking the Marathon Down

(33:43) Negative Splitting

(35:43) Race Strategy

(40:10) Staying Motivated During Training

(42:26) Using Whoop Data for Training

(43:48) Managing Long Runs

(51:01) Advice for Aspiring Marathoners

(55:53) Future Goals

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Pedro, known as Pinguim, ran his first marathon in 2011 in Berlin, finishing in 4h06. Within 13 years, and through consistent training, he cut down his time to 2h44. Tune in to this episode to learn more about his approach to training, his mindset and future goals.

(00:00) Introduction

(00:48) Meet Pedro: The Marathoner

(02:07) Pedro's Running Journey

(03:41) First Marathon Experience

(08:40) Training and Recovery Insights

(22:01) Strength Training for Runners

(24:17) Diet and Nutrition Tips

(28:37) Traveling and Diet Challenges

(29:06) Carb Loading and Hydration Strategies

(29:39) Superstitions and Performance Improvements

(32:49) Race Strategies and Training Methods

(36:44) Memorable Marathons and Weather Challenges

(41:28) Balancing Work, Life, and Running

(42:41) Advice for Runners: Beginners to Advanced

(51:46) Future Goals and Rapid Fire Questions

(54:06) Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Rhetta has completed 9 marathons in her life, remarkably going from 3h15 to 2h59 in only 1 year. We talk with her about her journey to sub 3h, her motivation to take on this challenge, her training regimen, and about the lovely running community she has found for herself in LA with Good Vibes Track Club.

(00:00) Introduction

(01:21) Meet Rhetta

(02:23) Rhetta's Early Running Journey

(04:08) Transition to Marathon Running

(06:50) The First Marathon Experience

(08:53) Overcoming Doubts and Breaking Barriers

(12:32) Joining the LA Running Community

(15:25) The Impact of COVID on Marathon Training

(19:19) Achieving the Sub-Three Hour Marathon

(22:20) Mental Toughness and Marathon Success

(29:45) Reflecting on Marathon Training

(30:46) Training with Good Vibes Track Club

(32:04) Running Strategies and Group Dynamics

(33:54) Inclusive Atmosphere and Leadership

(38:00) Balancing Training and Work

(39:51) Nutrition and Recovery Insights

(54:46) Ultra Relay Races and Team Spirit

(58:58) Rapid Fire Questions

(01:01:58) Conclusion and Farewell

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Kate ran 7 marathons in all 7 continents (including Antarctica!) in her twenties, to honour her grandpa, Dick Bass, who was the first person to summit the highest peaks on all seven continents.

We dive into her motivation to accomplish this goal, her memorable race experiences, training regimen, and work-run-balance.

(00:00) Introduction

(01:02) Meet Kate

(02:52) Kate's Marathon Journey Begins

(03:42) Honoring Her Grandfather

(06:43) Mental Strategies and Inspirations

(09:28) The Seven Marathons Challenge

(12:16) The Great Wall of China Marathon

(15:29) The African Adventure Marathon

(17:23) The Antarctic Marathon Experience

(23:25) Experiencing the Antarctic Marathon

(24:44) Training for Extreme Conditions

(25:34) Comparing the Toughest Races

(27:44) Mental Challenges in Marathons

(30:21) Balancing Training with a Busy Life

(37:34) Race Day Routines and Tips

(46:40) Inspiration and Final Thoughts

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Join us on this episode of the Human Endurance Podcast as we explore the remarkable journey of Kayla Pokorny, a mother of two and professional triathlete. Discover how Kayla transitioned into the world of triathlons at age 27, overcame personal challenges, and successfully balanced a rigorous training regimen with motherhood. Learn about her experiences training through pregnancies, recovering postpartum, and competing alongside elite athletes. Tune in for an inspiring discussion filled with practical advice for aspiring triathletes and valuable insights on harmonizing family life with professional goals.

(00:00) Intro

(00:59) Meet Kayla: Triathlete and Mom

(02:22) From Swimmer to Triathlete: Kayla's Journey

(03:42) The Allure of Triathlon: Variety and Challenge

(05:00) On Having a All-or-Nothing Personality

(06:46) Rapid Rise in Triathlon: Kayla's Success

(10:12) Training Without a Plan: Kayla's Early Days

(13:52) Turning Pro: A New Challenge

(16:18) The Kona Experience: Trials and Triumphs

(20:21) Balancing Motherhood and Triathlon

(21:57) Training During Pregnancy: Kayla's Approach

(35:05) Balancing Motherhood and Training

(35:25) Challenges of Post-Pregnancy Fitness

(36:45) Support Systems

(42:54) Training Routine and Daily Life

(46:43) The Importance of a Structured Training Plan as a Mom

(55:23) Racing as a Professional Triathlete

(59:26) Advice for Aspiring Triathletes

(01:07:55) Upcoming Races and Future Plans

(01:10:52) Rapid-Fire Questions and Conclusion

Neste episódio especial de Human Endurance, diretamente do Brasil e em português, entrevistamos Bruna, maratonista, ultramaratonista e triatleta. Bruna compartilha sua impressionante jornada completando o Full Ironman de Floripa em 12 horas e 10 minutos, qualificando-se para o Mundial em Nice. Ela detalha sua preparação, desafios enfrentados, treinamento e a emocionante experiência da prova em si. Além disso, falamos sobre a participação feminina no triatlo, suas motivações e o impacto das lesões. Uma conversa inspiradora e cheia de dicas para todos os esportistas. Não perca!

(00:00) Opening note: Episode in Portuguese

(00:19) Conheça a Bruna

(02:16) Seu primeiro Ironman

(06:13) Mulheres no triathlon

(10:35) Ironman Floripa

(20:30) Estratégias mentais para full Ironman

(27:10) Nutrição Ironman

(33:26) Motivação para Ironman

(40:46) Treinamento para Ironman

(46:36) Projeto Nossa Via

(52:20) Lesões no esporte

(59:23) Conselhos para iniciantes em Ironman

(01:06:32) Metas futuras

(01:08:29) Fire questions

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Siga o Projeto Nossa Via: @nossa_via

In this wonderful episode we cover the dangerous, challenging, and magical crossing of Viki and her team, There She Rows, across the Atlantic Ocean, which happened in December 2023. They finished in 39 days, breaking the standing British record, and inspiring many along the way. Tune in to hear stories of mind-blowing strength and toughness livid by these incredible women.

(0:00) Vicky Part II

(00:05) Getting ready for the start in Lagomera

(04:26) Start of the crossing

(06:40) Crossing Assistance

(09:32) Food on the boat

(14:35) A typical day on the boat

(22:27) Average sleeping hours

(26:37) Food poisoning during the crossing

(28:08) Sea sickness

(35:26) Abby goes overboard

(42:58) Hallucinations on board

(49:42) Incredible Wildlife Encounters

(55:56) Arriving back on land

(01:02:20) Accessing mental toughness

(01:09:51) Inspiring Women in Sports

(01:21:40) Next up for Viki

(01:25:06) Closing

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One day Viki saw on TV a crazy competition: Regular people who set out to row across the Atlantic. Right then and there she decided that she wanted to take up this challenge - all to inspire Women across the World to take up sports and beyond.

Tune in to hear the first part of this two part episode, which focuses on Viki's motivation to take up such a challenge, the preparation, mental and strength training, raising 200k pounds in funds, and putting together a team while still working full-time. The story is truly mind-blowing.

(00:00) Introduction and Welcome

(01:07) Meet Victoria Monk: Athlete and Visionary

(02:55) Vicky's Early Life and Love for Sports

(04:05) Challenges and Gender Inequality in Sports

(08:17) Inspiring Girls to Take Up Sports

(17:55) The Atlantic Rowing Challenge

(23:03) Preparing for the Atlantic Challenge

(27:50) Finding the Right Team

(35:03) Building a Strong Team: Psychological and Physical Preparation

(37:53) The Final Team: Individual Strengths and Roles

(47:17) Raising Funds: The Biggest Challenge

(55:44) Training Regimen: Physical and Mental Preparation

(01:03:07) Outro

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Kaylee went from her first triathlon to becoming a professional in just a year while balancing vet school full-time.

In this inspiring conversation, we talk about her transition from running to triathlon, her swift ascension in the sport, and what it's like to compete at professional levels while managing a full-time educational career. Kaylee shares her insights on the importance of enjoying training, overcoming mental and physical challenges, and her future aspirations in both triathlon and veterinary medicine. This episode offers a deep dive into the life of a dedicated athlete making waves in the world of endurance sports.

(00:00) Introduction

(02:01) Kaylee's Early Running Journey

(09:27) Transition to Triathlon

(14:28) First Triathlon Experiences

(24:15) Going Professional

(39:03) Reflecting on Running and Triathlon Goals

(40:30) Training Philosophy and Regimen

(41:49) Swimming Challenges and Improvements

(47:21) Biking: The Grind and Enjoyment

(54:39) Balancing Vet School and Triathlon

(01:00) Future Plans and Aspirations

(01:09) Rapid Fire Questions and Closing Thoughts

Follow Kaylee on IG: @kayleeslade

Listen to Kaylee's podcast: Age Group to Pro Triathlon

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Train with Bruna: www.jornadaendurance.com