What You Can Learn From Chelsea Sodaro's Hawaii Ironman Win About Your Own Swimming
Paul Newsome
New Mum, Kona Debutant, 2nd ever Ironman, 2nd fastest time ever in Kona - what a legend!
Super pumped to have been part of this epic win in Kona last week by Chelsea Sodaro. Listen to the excerpts below from both Chelsea and her triathlon coach Dr Dan Plews for information on how Paul Newsome was brought in as Chelsea's "adopted swim coach" to help refine her technique and solve her swim/bike low power issues:
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Chelsea on the Greg Bennett Show
Chelsea on the How They Train Podcast
Dr Dan Plews on the How They Train Podcast
Dr Dan Plews on The Greg Bennett Show
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