In this inspiring episode, we sit down with endurance athlete and motivational speaker Richard Wright as he shares his incredible journey of grit, purpose, and perseverance. Richard has completed 10 Ironman races—four of them while living with brain cancer. He opens up about the physical and mental challenges he’s faced and his recent age-group Ironman victory. This is a must-listen conversation about mindset, resilience, and living life without limits.____________________________________________________________The Endurance Club ZA is proudly supported by Carbon Endurance Learn about what Carbon Endurance has to offer, and shop nutrition on https://www.carbonendurance.co/Follow Carbon Endurance on Instagram - @carbon_endurance____________________________________________________________Follow us on Instagram - @endurance_clubza____________________________________________________________Follow Richard on Instagram - @i_am_richardwright
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1:33:02
Ironman NMB + African/SA Champs Recap
After a bit of an unplanned four week break post Ironman and African Champs the boys are back in the studio! The batteries are charged, the legs are fresh, and the stoke is high.Chatting about Brad and Colin’s IronMan race recaps, and about Thomas’ stellar day out the following weekend.Tune in to hear how the boys got on!____________________________________________________________The Endurance Club ZA is proudly supported by Carbon Endurance Learn about what Carbon Endurance has to offer, and shop nutrition on https://www.carbonendurance.co/Follow Carbon Endurance on Instagram - @carbon_endurance____________________________________________________________Follow us on Instagram - @endurance_clubza
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1:25:15
The Big Ironman NMB Preview Pod
Two-thirds of The Endurance Club hosts are in their raceweek; only a couple of days out from the Ironman Nelson Mandela Bay. Brad and Colin are getting nervous. So what better way to calm the nerves than to over-analyse a race?Here to share all the info with you - the preview show for this weekend’s Ironman Nelson Mandela Bay!____________________________________________________________The Endurance Club ZA is proudly supported by Carbon Endurance Learn about what Carbon Endurance has to offer, and shop nutrition on https://www.carbonendurance.co/Follow Carbon Endurance on Instagram - @carbon_endurance____________________________________________________________Follow us on Instagram - @endurance_clubza
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1:09:55
Magda Nieuwoudt - A stellar 2023 year, injuries, and training for a COMEBACK at Ironman South Africa!
This week we are joined by Saffa long distance pro Magda Nieuwoudt.Magda had a breakthrough race at Ironman Nelson Mandela Bay in 2022, and followed it up with a stellar year in 2023 with a 66% win rate, taking home the Challenge Family World Bonus. However, injuries derailed her 2024 year. She was essentially out of the running for nearly the whole year. But she is BACK! And ready to go. She will be lining up at Ironman Nelson Mandela Bay.Magda came on to the podcast to chat about her come up in the sport, her stellar 2022/2023 years, her injuries, and how her preparation is going towards the big dance.This was an amazing chat, with lots of insider tips for the race in Gqeberha, lots of laughs, and a few good lessons to race well over the full distance.Don't miss this week's episode of the Endurance Club ZA!____________________________________________________________The Endurance Club ZA is proudly supported by Carbon Endurance Learn about what Carbon Endurance has to offer, and shop nutrition on https://www.carbonendurance.co/Follow Carbon Endurance on Instagram - @carbon_endurance____________________________________________________________Follow us on Instagram - @endurance_clubza____________________________________________________________Follow Magda on Instagram - @magdanieuwoudt
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1:04:53
Rasmus Svenningson - Winning IM Nelson Mandela Bay, foregoing aero for enjoyment, and 350 W for 4 hours
This week we are joined by the Ironman Nelson Mandela Bay defending champion. 7 years ago, in 2018, Rasmus Svenningson, had his first full distance age group win at the Ironman Nelson Mandela Bay. Since then, he’s gone on the race in Gqeberha several times, leading to his eventual overall win (now as a professional athlete) last year in 2024. Rasmus has returned to South Africa to acclimate to the weather, and experience the Saffa vibes ahead of this years 20th anniversary edition. He came on the pod to chat about his rise through the ranks, his INSANE 4 hour power, how he has foregone potential aerodynamic gains for more enjoyment, his race win last year, and of course his expectations going in to this year.This was a great chat with an amazing pro athlete, and just as good a human being.____________________________________________________________The Endurance Club ZA is proudly supported by Carbon Endurance Learn about what Carbon Endurance has to offer, and shop nutrition on https://www.carbonendurance.co/Follow Carbon Endurance on Instagram - @carbon_endurance____________________________________________________________Follow us on Instagram - @endurance_clubza____________________________________________________________Follow Rasmus on Instagram - @rasmusstriFollow Rasmus on Strava - https://www.strava.com/athletes/41096774?oq=rasmus%20svennÂ
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