PODCAST

Join Victory Athlete Dave Capitano as he takes us on a journey through his first year as a triathlete. With his humble approach, Dave reveals his pursuit of the IRONMAN 70.3, reflecting on overcoming obstacles, conquering fears, and building endurance to achieve his goals. Explore the public and vulnerable side of Dave as he chronicles his endurance sport journey through regular Instagram posts. Don't miss out, follow Dave on Instagram @dave_cap327.

In part two with Victory Athlete Ben Erdeljac, we delve into his journey as a triathlete after college. Joining an elite triathlon team based in Pittsburgh, Ben embarks on an emotional path towards competing at the prestigious IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. Alongside heartwarming anecdotes about his family, friends, and his son's belief that Dad won a world championship medal for him, Ben expresses his gratitude for his teammates and celebrates Team Victory as one of the best experiences he has had.  

In Part one of this two-part podcast, Victory Athlete Ben Erdeljac shares his inspiring journey. He recounts his experiences of bike riding with his Dad, competing in track, basketball, and football in high school. From there, he takes us to his days on the gridiron at Duke University, and even his tryout for the NFL. Throughout it all, he adhered to his parents' wise words, "Do your Best," giving his all to every endeavor. We also delve into Ben's transformation as a triathlete, touching on his achievements in the 70.3 Worlds and his pursuit of a Kona qualification at IRONMAN Louisville. 

INTRO: Victory Multisport and Trust the Plan Coaching (TTPC) are proud to announce their strategic partnership to leverage the strengths of two great organizations to benefit all athletes.  This partnership will tap into a common pool of resources and additional services for athletes to build custom, performance enhancing journeys on their way to athletic success.  

PODCAST: Episode 15 is part 2 with Coach Matty Mo about the WHY and how trusting the process has lead him in his endurance sport and life.

Coach Matt Mauclair, a special guest and friend of Victory, joins the podcast as we delve into his fascinating background growing up in Pittsburgh. We explore how the city ignited his passion for basketball and hear about his close friends along the way. But that's not all – we also learn about Matt's incredible journey of reinvention as he boldly pursued the world of triathlon. With an unwavering determination, Matt conquered the IRONMAN 140.6 World Championships in Kona, Hawaii not once, but twice, and also secured a spot in the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Las Vegas. But it isn't just about the accolades. Matt gives us insight into the joy he finds in "the Process" and how his relentless work ethic has propelled him towards success in all aspects of life.

In this episode, we will dissect how small victories can be just as big as the wins you may never have expected. We'll explore the different goals that athletes have when they set out to compete in a triathlon or Ironman event and how those goals can often transform as they face the unpredictable variables of the race. What happens when things go wrong? How does one overcome adversity and find success? Join us as we dive into these stories of mental toughness, team environments, and family support as we discuss how our athletes have found found victory through both triumphs and losses. Discover your own small victories with us!

Welcome to this episode where we'll unpack all of the elements of the 2023 Victory Multisport Race Camp. We want to start by giving a shout-out to our Sponsors, Volunteers, Coaches, and especially our Athletes. We'll take you through the event of the past weekend and dive deep into what it means for our team. In addition, we are thrilled to celebrate the more than 60 athletes that will be grinding in races all over the world in the next few months, from Ironman 70.3 Happy Valley to the Ironman World Championships in Nice, France, and many more along the way. 

Join Victory Athlete Brian Leek, a US Marines veteran, on a journey from high school, through addiction, to growth. Brian explains that surrendering to the process has allowed him to learn from others (including Jake, his dog) and to reap the benefits of letting go. We also hear about his qualifying for the Boston Marathon and the Ironman 140.6 World Championship in Nice, France. So come on board @B.RockItMan.Leek's wild podcast, complete with props and a full-size Fathead now on the Victory Clubhouse wall.

Part 2 of 'Ask Coaches Anything', Coaches Scott, Kenny, and Sarge answer questions submitted by Victory Athletes. Athletes ask more questions around mental toughness, favorite races, and favorite moments in Victory! Listen in as you may find and answer to a question you submitted or one you've always had on your mind.

Part 1 of a 2-part series where , Coaches Scott, Kenny, and Sarge answer questions submitted by Victory Athletes. The questions range from multisport specific, to managing training-life balance, to some of the coaches' most embarrassing moments. Listen in as you may find and answer to a question you submitted or one you've always had on your mind.

Kate Holley to share her story, exploring her history as a collegiate soccer player, bikini model competitor, triathlete, and Ironman 70.3 finisher. Kate explains her view of Team Victory, how her husband Ben has come along on the Tri journey, and how their training styles are entirely different yet equally effective for their individual and collective goals. We hear Kate's perspective on handling adversity & how to Adapt & Overcome. 

Victory Multisport athlete Mike Tanza tells his story of being unhealthy and overweight but then deciding to make a change to be more active, put in the work, and complete in Ironman triathlons. Mike talks about his team, how he has grown on this journey, and what it means for his wife and kids. Through his story, he motivates others to change their lives and achieve their goals.

Coaches Scott, Kenny, and Sarge dive into the relationship with Tom 'Tugboat' Minnock, how he came to the sport of triathlon, obstacles he faced, his move into ultra swimming, and what is next. We see behind Tom's quiet nature as he describes what his sport and Team Victory mean to him—running in his last full Ironman at IM 140.6 Lake Placid before he retires from Ironman and focusing back on endurance ultra swimming.  

Closing out 2022 with the accomplishments of the Team Victory Athletes, how Team Victory has grown in helping people accomplish their goals and changes people. Discuss the bonds formed through the shared grind of training, the elation of competing, and the joy of being part of something bigger. Also, the 2023 season, races with on-site coaching, Group Training for the Pittsburgh Marathon, and planned events for the team.

Victory Multisport welcomes Harley Ray Guy to the podcast, Father of two, Ironman, Ultra runner, Team Victory Athlete, and a person who has overcome addiction & challenges.  We hear a very apparent "attitude of gratitude" that pours out of Harley and how it relates to him as an athlete and in his life. 

Coaches celebrate our Veterans and recent athlete accomplishments, discuss the team dynamic, and break down the taper weeks leading up to an "A" race. Starting with the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in St. George, to the Ironman Florida 140.6, and Boston Qualifying times.

The founders unpack the history of how Victory came to be. Follow along with Coach Scott as he talks about running with his Dad as early as age 10, being competitive in track & field in High School and College, to meeting Coach Kenny on a softball field while coaching their daughters. 

Coaches breakdown and celebrate the athletes and races that went off in September and take a look forward to a triple header 70.3 weekend in early October.