On this week’s podcast, we catch Jess somewhere between ice creams and sun loungers as she enjoys a well-earned break in Girona. It provided the perfect opportunity to sit down with Georgia Taylor-Brown and reflect on what has been an impressive run of performances, including her standout victory at T100 Spain.

This is Georgia’s third appearance on the podcast, which has given us the unique chance to follow her journey —from taking what she described as a “gap year” from the sport following the Paris Olympics in 2025, to returning with a fresh perspective and beginning the road towards Olympic qualification in 2026.

Georgia opens up about her current approach to racing, settling into a new training environment and squad, and how those changes have influenced both her mindset and performances. We also discuss what the future may hold as she builds towards the next chapter of her career.

It’s an honest and insightful conversation with plenty of takeaways for athletes and fans alike. Enjoy!

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Most of us underestimate the power of simple training and the magic of community in racing. Bex and Jess dive into their recent experiences—training smarter, racing faster, and recognising the races that truly inspire. From a quick half marathon in Scotland to the supportive vibe of international courses, this episode reveals why community, atmosphere, and real-world experiences matter more than you think.You'll discover how aerobic base training can be a game-changer, why some races ignite unforgettable memories, and what makes events like Challenge Roth and Ironman Wales exceptional. We break down the importance of choosing races that suit your environment and support system, plus how mental resilience can unlock your best performance.Perfect for athletes craving practical tips, race enthusiasts dreaming of bucket-list events, or coaches wanting to inspire their athletes—this episode leaves you motivated to see races not just as competitions, but as shared experiences and growth opportunities.Listen now and unlock the secrets to racing with more joy, strategy, and community than ever before.

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From pregnancy to becoming the overall female winner at Outlaw Middle, Jo Wright’s story is one of patience, intuition and smart training.

In this episode, Jo shares what the journey back to racing really looked like after having a baby — striking the right balance, timing of what to do when, rebuilding fitness and balancing motherhood with training.

We talk about how having a baby has allowed her to become an even better athlete, how her mindset towards training and racing has evolved, and what it took to stand on the top step overall at one of the UK’s biggest middle-distance triathlons.

Whether you’re a triathlete, parent, coach, or just someone chasing a big goal alongside real life, this episode is packed with honest insight and inspiration

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