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Tri Swim Coach Triathlon Swimming Podcast

By: Dominic Latella
  • Summary

  • Triathlon Swimming: Insight for Beginners to Advanced Triathlete Swimmers. Learn how to swim faster and with ease with training tips and triathlon swimming advice from Tri Swim Coach and distinguished Ironman professionals and triathlon coaches. Dominic Latella is a world-renowned triathlon swim coach with over 21 years of coaching and swimming experience. This podcast has tips, stories, adventures, and overall entertainment and education regarding swimming and triathlon. Join our community that contains thousands of triathletes looking to get a leg up on the competition in their next triathlon.
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Episodes
  • Mastering Triathlon Training: Off-Season Strategies for Peak Performance with Josh Banks - TSC Podcast #147
    May 13 2024

    This podcast explores critical insights on maximizing off-season training for triathletes, featuring in-depth discussions on training strategies, nutrition, recovery, and technology's role in tailoring training plans. Emphasizing the transition from distance to speed, the use of platforms like TriDot and Fuelin to customize training and nutrition plans, and the impact of technique adjustments on swimming, the podcast offers a comprehensive guide to achieving peak performance. It stresses the importance of setting achievable goals, maintaining fitness through race participation, and balancing training with personal commitments. Highlighting the mental aspects of racing and the value of coaching, it also explores community engagement via platforms like TriSwimCoach and social media for holistic support and adaptability in training environments.

    00:00 Kickstarting the Conversation: Coffee and Tech Setup

    01:12 Diving into Off-Season Training Strategies

    03:52 A Journey into Triathlon: From Start to Strategy

    14:49 Optimizing Off-Season: Training, Nutrition, and Goals

    27:36 The Coaching Philosophy: Building Long-Term Athlete Relationships

    35:34 Triathlon Community: The Spirit of Support and Inclusion

    38:22 Setting Goals and Working Backwards

    38:56 The Power of Coaching and Personal Blind Spots

    39:07 Detailed Training Goals and Race Aspirations

    41:11 Strategic Focus on Improving Performance

    43:50 Adapting Training for the Build Season

    48:01 The Role of a Coach Beyond Training Plans

    50:22 Balancing Training, Racing, and Recovery

    01:05:14 Nutrition and Fueling Strategies for Athletes

    01:12:38 Planning for Success in the Off-Season

    01:16:26 Connecting with the Community and Final Thoughts

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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • Transition of Leadership and Teaching Philosophy in TriSwimCoach with Kevin Koskella - TSC Podcast #146
    May 3 2024

    In this episode, Kevin passes the TriSwimCoach baton to Dominic, marking a big shift in leadership. They share stories from their early days in coaching to the latest in their careers, revealing how their approaches to teaching have evolved over time. Whether it’s tackling the challenges of coaching beginners or fine-tuning the techniques of competitive triathletes, they emphasize the need for personalized coaching that really fits the swimmer’s goals. Plus, they’ll give us a sneak peek into the future of TriSwimCoach, including plans to boost the community vibe with more online interaction and international swim camps. It’s all about building a supportive space for swimmers to thrive. So, grab your headphones and tune in to get caught up on TSC.

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    48 mins
  • The Mastering of Your Mind with Robert Szentes - TSC Podcast #145
    Jun 10 2020

    In this episode of the TriSwimCoach podcast, Kevin has a chat with Robert Szentes. Robert is a life and success strategist, transformational master trainer, visionary, and thought leader. It is his passion to inspire and authentically lead the next generation of conscious influencers and leaders who seek to empower others for the betterment of humanity.

    He is a former electrical software engineer and the skills he learned gave him the ability to understand and decode the complex logic of the human mind. Robert is also the author of the bestselling book “The Mastering of Your Mind: A Practical Guide to Decode Your Fears and Create Peace and Prosperity in Your Life.” He is also the host of the podcast “The Subconscious Secrets for Prosperity.”

    In this episode, Kevin and Robert talk about stress, and exercising one’s consciousness and power. They also covered other helpful topics like becoming resilient, chunking exercise, and winning in your age group, and in life. So much beneficial information and wisdom in today’s episode, so don’t miss it!

    Topics discussed in this episode:

    • Robert's background
    • How he helps people
    • His take on stress
    • On going through what you feel you have lost
    • On realizing that you have the power
    • Exercising consciousness
    • Becoming more resilient
    • Chunking exercise
    • On one’s true self
    • Winning in your age group
    • On his book “The Mastering of Your Mind: A Practical Guide to Decode Your Fears and Create Peace and Prosperity in Your Life”
    • On his coaching programs

    Links:

    • The Mastering of Your Mind by Robert Szentes
    • Prosperity Mindset Podcast by Robert Szentes
    • Advanced Mindset Institute
    • Freedom Lovin Podcast & Blog

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    51 mins

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