Can You Train Yourself to Handle Suffering? S1E4 - Chris Fennell
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Can You Train Yourself to Handle Suffering? S1E4 - Chris Fennell
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Chris Fennell is a sport scientist, former elite time triallist, and now he’s trying to make the jump into professional triathlon.
In this conversation, we talk about his identity as an athlete and academic, the move from cycling into triathlon, and what it takes to pursue something properly when you know there’s no guarantee it will work.
Chris has won 11 National Time Trial titles across 10, 25, 50 and 100 miles.
He has stood on 22 UK National TT podiums.
He has ridden 25 miles in 44 minutes and 10 seconds — the second fastest time ever recorded in the UK.
But very little of that comes up naturally in the conversation.
Instead, we talk about:
suffering with purpose
self-coaching
training by feel vs data
why he rarely used heart rate
the Sub7 project and his move into triathlon
trying to become a professional triathlete
sport science, anti-doping and performance-enhancing substances
the ethics of clean sport and the Enhanced Games
why enjoying the process matters more than motivation
Chris speaks about elite performance in a very understated way.
No big speeches.
No shortcuts.
Just focus, patience, and years of doing the work.
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