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What if you could train smarter, race stronger, and still have energy for your family, career, and dreams while staying injury free?
This show is for working parents, busy triathletes, marathoners, and endurance athletes who are chasing big goals and want to push past their limits and inspire others by how they show up in sport and life.
Whether you're a first-timer, a comeback athlete, or someone who’s been stuck in burnout or injury, you belong here. No matter your age, past injuries, time off, or current limitations, this podcast will help you go farther than you thought possible.
Inside every episode, you’ll get:
- Proven strategies from the Smart Training Method™ covering training, nutrition, injury prevention/body maintenance, mindset, and race prep
- Inspiring interviews with everyday athletes and elite performers
- High-impact lessons from experts in endurance, mental fitness, and performance
- Raw stories of struggle, resilience, and transformation in the world of triathlon and running
I’m Shangrila Rendon, 2x Guinness World Record holder, 48-time Ironman distance finisher, Ultraman and IM Kona finisher, keynote speaker, author, creator of Smart Training Method and Founder of Feisty Fox Coaching.
But I didn’t start this way.
At 24, I couldn’t swim, didn’t own a bike, and could barely run for 15 minutes. I battled depression, PTSD, addiction, eating disorder and the lasting scars of childhood abuse, sexual assault.
Endurance sport became the path I used to rebuild myself.
I trained hard, failed often, and never gave up. And now I help others do the same.
I created this podcast to help you go farther, inspire others, and become unstoppable.
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Monday Apr 05, 2021
Monday Apr 05, 2021
In this podcast Coach Shangrila Rendon interviews a registered dietician and triathlon nutrition expert Jeff Rothschild, RD, MS, CSSD on what to eat before training.
Listen in to find out what to eat before exercising so you don't feel weak afterwards and have the energy you need.
Here are some of the questions covered:
- Do you burn more fat if you work out first thing in the morning without eating?
- Are there any additional benefits for doing a fasted high intensity interval workout? Does the performance change?
- Eating for a short vs endurance training?
- Solid vs liquid foods?
- Does grams per hour depend on my race finish time?
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