We review the racing from the weekend and catch up on Olympic qualification stakes from around the world.

Simon Cochrane, Ultraman World Champion, can now add another incredible result to his resume. Simon ran just under 237km in 24 hours on the 400m track at AUT Millennium, breaking the Athletics New Zealand 24-hour track record. We catch up with Simon to find out how it all went.

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(0:04:42) – Ultraman Noosa

(0:05:30) – Simon Cochrane and the Athletics New Zealand 24-Hour Track Challenge

(0:08:55) – Simon Cochrane

(0:32:18) – Race news and reviews from the weekend

(0:47:04) – Olympics update

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The Sri Chinmoy 6-12-24 hour races event at https://nz.srichinmoyraces.org/races/auck/24hr

More about Simon Cochrane at https://linktr.ee/cochranesimon

Seth Williams won the free race entry to IRONMAN Australia, Port Macquarie. We find out how his day went.

Bev chats to Bec Burns, Partnership Manager with FulGaz, about their new IRONMAN Pro Series Virtual Edition where you can conquer the same bike courses featured in the IRONMAN Pro Series from the comfort of home.

We review the racing from the WTCS in Yokohama and IRONMAN 70.3 Mallorca at the weekend.

Heart health and endurance athletes – we share excerpts from the Triathlon Therapy podcast about heart risk and atrial fibrillation. We also hear from Cam Brown about his journey with heart health and what it means for his future in the sport.

We discuss a recent study which explores the use of AFT (Advanced Footwear Technology), or Super Shoes, during training and competition. The study describes the injuries sustained in amateur runners and we look at what that means for the integration of these shoes into training programmes.

We review the racing from IRONMAN Australia and IRONMAN 70.3 St George at the weekend.

Power posing is a concept largely popularized by Amy Cuddy, thanks to her viral TED talk and book, Presence, on the subject. The basic gist is that if we make ourselves feel large, like we are occupying more space–think Wonder Woman pose– then we’ll feel more powerful.

Steve Magness is a sport scientist and a track and field coach. He coaches competitors at all levels, including athletes who have competed in the World Championships and the Olympics. He is Head Cross Country coach at the University of Houston, a Lecturer of Strength and Conditioning at St. Mary’s University, UK and author of three best-selling books, including the latest: The Passion Paradox.

We share excerpts from The Sport Psych Show in which Steve Magness speaks about power posing in science and in practice; how feelings mediate an athlete’s performance; challenge vs threat states; the brain/body connection; attention; and the result of failing to develop the psychological side.

(0:08:50) – Super Shoes - are you at risk of being injured?

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(0:22:15) – IRONMAN 70.3 St George

(0:30:29) – IRONMAN Australia

(0:39:14) – Power Posing

(0:42:48) – Excerpt 1 from The Sport Psych Show with Steve Magness

(0:53:14) – Excerpt 2 from The Sport Psych Show with Steve Magness

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Link to article on Super Shoes at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/378282417_The_use_of_Advanced_Footwear_Technology_shoes_in_amateur_runners

The Power Pose blog article at https://www.scienceofrunning.com/2020/01/why-power-posing-works-exploring-social-psychology.html?v=47e5dceea252

The Sports Psych podcast at https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/84-steve-magness-how-feelings-impact-performance/id1434313037?i=1000470628185