In this episode, Jill Bartholomew and Troy Theodosiou (@troytheodosiou) discuss the intricacies of selecting the right races for triathletes. They explore various factors such as personal goals, race logistics, costs, and the importance of finding joy in racing. The conversation also delves into the challenges of racing in different locations, the significance of course profiles, and the logistics of traveling with a bike. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the community aspect of triathlon and the need for careful planning to ensure a successful race experience. In this engaging conversation, Troy Theodosiou and Jill Bartholomew discuss the intricacies of race day logistics, the importance of adaptability in training and racing, and the significance of community in endurance sports. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with race selection, injury management, and the joy of participating in local races. The dialogue emphasizes the balance between competitive spirit and the camaraderie found in the racing community, making it clear that the journey is just as important as the destination.
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