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3.03 – The Final Result

What’s it like to be plugged into your local bike culture? Nate answers Elliott’s questions and insecurity about being a socialable cyclist. Plus “What’s Worse” is back.

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2.03 – Cause Right Now I Feel Like Hell

Elliott and Nate bring you a truly mind-bending, time warping adventure of a podcast episode. We start with the ending, the Friends of the Devil won’t get to compete in their first triathlon this season thanks to both of them catching Covid! But the rest of the pod was recorded before they found out! So it’s a total tonal headscratcher. Plus our first full Gear Ye Gear Ye! segment covering Clif Bloks.

Let your life proceed by its own designs

Which way do the scales tip? Finding the right balance between triathlon and the rest of your life is hard. Read about how the Friends of the Devil keep their equilibrium during training.

1.02: Season of What?

Nate and Elliott talk about how they train in the off season and how the pandemic affected their training and plans for 2020. Then Danny Serpico, Owner and Race Director for Rip It Events joins the guys to talk about the upcoming Bear Triathlon, what goes into creating an awesome race and shares his wildest triathlon story. This episode brought to you by Tri Blisters (triblisters.com).

Weather Report Suite

A triathlete for all seasons? Training in summer is very different from training in the winter. Check out how FotD stands up to the weather and let us know your tips for training whatever the weather.
And don’t miss episode 2 of the Tri Pod on April 10th with special guest, Danny Serpico from Rip It Events.

You can’t find a ride like that no more.

Friends of the Devil News Did you hear? The first episode of Friends of the Devil Tri Pod is available now on your favorite podcast app. Episode 1 is all about how we got here. And look out for our next episode dropping April 10th which will feature our interview with Rip It Events OwnerContinue reading “You can’t find a ride like that no more.”