The WeDo Podcast

Season 4 starts out with a bang!!! New co-host Tuddle joins to talk about the new club Team Rocket. We go over membership tiers and Tuddle learns a little about the endurance lifestyle.

We Are Back! Season Three kicks off with Andrea Tyler, a triathlete from Utah. We take about how she got into triathlon, what it's like training out west versus here in Florida, and get a little race report about her last race, IRONMAN Coeur d'Alene.

This week the head coach from the top swim program in the area stops by. Tony Ackerson is the head coach at Seminole High School and also heads up the club program at Seminole Aquatics. Over his career Tony has seen a lot of elite swimmers enter the pool, like Stephanie Akakabota, who competed in the Olympic Trials a few weeks ago. We chat about the early days of triathlon, coaching philosophies, and he gives some advice for triathlon swimmers.

This week fellow podcaster Amy Stone from the Mile after Mile Podcast stops by to talk triathlon, podcasting, and triathlon clubs. 

This week we recorded the podcast live on Facebook. I chat with Dana Dambrauskas. Dana is a physical therapist, triathlete, and coach. We talk about how she started in triathlon, common injuries she sees, and we even take a question from a listener.

Rob Marens stops by the pod teach me how to run in sandals. Rob is one of the most genuine guys I know. His love for running and endurance sports is outmatched by his love for the central Florida community. If he’s not out participating in an event, he’s there volunteering. He go into what got him into running, his crazy workout schedule, and he shares some pearls of wisdom.

On today’s show, my guest is Robb Beams. Coach Robb is an entrepreneur, author, coach, dad, and newlywed. We had a good time chatting about how he got his start in sports, what it’s like to be a busy coach for so many of us, and I find out if Mikaela is faster than he is.

On Today’s show, we get to know Danial Kowal. He’s a triathlete, club director, and fellow podcaster. We going into how he got started in triathlon, how Stellar endurance started, and how Dan Gets Rich is going.

Racing is back!!! Well, sort of. Coach David from D2 Cycling and Endurance stops by to discuss what it will take to get you ready to get back out to our favorite endurance event.

This week, Steven Moody joins us from Ireland. Steven shares what got him into triathlon, what it’s like to race in a French Maid outfit, and what triathlon looks like in his country.

Central Florida rocker Sebastian Zaldibar joins the podcast this week. We discuss growing up a soccer player, how cycling changed his life, and how he learned to play guitar. We recorded this episode live on our Facebook page, so be sure to hop over and follow for more.

This week, Jim and John stop by to discuss the mother of all rides, from one side of the state to the other. We talk about what got them into cycling, what goes into planning such an epic adventure, and play the new game THIS or THAT.

On this week's episode, we are joined by Lauren Goss. Lauren was a professional triathlete for several years amassing wins and great venues like Escape from Alcatraz, New York City Triathlon, as well as St. Anthony's here in Florida. Lauren is a 7 time Ironman 70.3 winner as well. She shares a story about how she got into triathlon, what it’s like racing all around the world, and how she and her husband Matt approaching coaching at BlackSheep Endurance Project.

On today’s show, Lisa Rodriguez is our guest. She is an endurance athlete who stops by to discuss swimming with dolphins, training during a pandemic, and how she balances training with home life.

Jim Kaale, owner of inflicting Fitness is our guest. Jim has been in the personal training profession for over 30 years, training bodybuilders as well as endurance athletes. We discuss how he got his start, what separates his place from other gyms, and why strength training is an important part of every endurance athletes plan.

This week, John Hallis from Australia joins us. We get to hear about his start in the sport, how crocodiles effect racing, and what it’s like dealing with a pandemic in Australia.

We continue with our conversations with some of the best endurance coaches in the country. This week, Curtis Brooks stops by to share his insights on coaching in St. Louis. 

Ironman Certified Coach, Swim Coach, Personal Trainer, Yoga Instructor. All these add up to none other than Coach Patty Brockman from PB Endurance. She stops by to share her story, her coaching philosophy, and what it's like coaching bicoastally.

Ryan joins us from Kansas City to discuss how he got in to triathlon, how he trains in freezing conditions, and his coaching philosophy. 

HITS triathlon is now ALPHA WIN triathlon. Tommy Struzzieri stops by to discuss growing up in the sport, what separates them from the big boys, and how the rebranding happened. Also, we celebrate the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl Win. 

Rachael Maney, fellow cyclist and cycling advocate from Bike Law joins the pod to discuss bicycle safety, steps we can take to ride safely, and what it takes to be a Bike Law Ambassador.

Susan Haag joins us this week. On tap, we talk cheeseburgers and red bull, puppies, and serving on the USAT board.

This week, I chat with former professional cyclist Patrick Lemieux. He made the transition from racing to helping his wife Gwen Jorgensen win Gold in Rio all while being a stay at home dad for their little fella Stanley. Nowadays Patrick is making another transition into the world of sports management. We talk cookbooks, Pete and Jerry's Eggs, and bike safety. 

I am joined once again by local radio celebrity Tuddle from the Monsters of the Midday, Bubba the Love Sponge, and Ron and Fez fame to talk about the Bucs decisive victory over the Saints. Joining us is Cooper, giving the old timers a fresh look at the game. We give out game balls, take a look into next weeks matchup with the Packers, and make our predictions on the final score.

This week, my training partner from way back, Jeff Ritchey joins the podcast. We talk early days of triathlon, training over 50, and how much fun gravel riding is.

2021 brings Season two of our podcast. This week, in celebration of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers making the playoffs for the first time since 2007, we bring a local radio legend on to talk Bucs football. Tuddle brings his unique spin on the playoffs, we talk about our early try at podcasting, and Tuddle even makes a bold prediction involving Gisele.

On the season finale of the WeDo Podcast, Billy heads down to MotionFit studios to get his new road bike fitted with Coach Kameel. At MotionFit, it is way more than just hoping on the bike! Follow along as the entire experience is reviewed. 

Look for Season Two the first week of January!

On this bonus episode, Don Stoner from Runner's High Race Timing is back to discuss the race. He talks about the course and all the precautions to get the runners safe during COVID-19. Head over to centralfloridalegendsrace.com for more information.

This week, Billy welcomes one Central Florida's premiere bike fitters, Coach Kameel. We learn all the steps getting a bike fit, and just why it's crucial to getting the most out of each ride.

On this weeks episode, Coach Sara McLarty of the Swim Like A Pro triathlon club stops by to share what it's like to try out for the summer olympics, swim with Ryan Lochte, race as a professional triathlete, and her newest sport...adventure racing.

Billy concludes the conversation with Six time Ironman winner Dave Scott. Be sure to check out DaveScottTriathlonClub.com

Six time Ironman winner and Master Coach Dave Scott is the guest this week. Dave discusses going long versus high intensity workouts, what he won at his first ever triathlon, and more on part one of a two part show.

Central Florida's premiere cycling club, the Seminole Cyclist, is the focus of this week's show. Club President Tony Dominguez and Vice President Greg Miller discuss the origins of the club, how it's changed over the year, and plans for the future.

Billy gets to speak with Sue Reynolds. Sue is an author, motivational speaker, and competitive triathlete who went from struggling to walk to the end of the street to representing the USA in the World Triathlon Championships.

Katy Cook and Michelle Sorbello join the podcast to share Katy's incredible event. She ran 4 miles, every 4 hours, for 48 hours! All this to help Michelle get a running blade. Michelle lost her leg to cancer, but once she gets fitted for that new blade, she will be back at it! The ladies share how they met, when they started running, and future plans.

David Houle is our guest this week, endurance coach and owner of D2 Cycling and Endurance in Sanford Florida. We go into how D2 became D2, when to push your self with a faster pace line, and when you should put bug killer on your frame.

On this week's episode,  Billy welcomes Runners High's own Don Stoner. Don shares how he got started timing races, what it takes to put on one of the most successful and award winning local marathons, and how he met his wife Stacy. 

Billy gets to talk with Central Florida's leading finish line photographer, James Freeman. James talks about what it takes to get a good finish line pic, how he got started, and some of the interesting things he sees at the end of races.

Sheena Tapia from Dynamic Runners out of Winter Park is our guest. We talk about what it's like to build a club from the ground up, partnering with local businesses, and what it takes to get one of those cool running shirts.

Stacy Flynn, President of the West Volusia Runners stops by to discuss running, pacing, racing, and membership.

Get to know Co-host Jeff Dannel and Billy Price as they lay out their plans for the WeDo Podcast.