In this episode of The Everyday Ironman Podcast, we welcome back returning guests Tony Carveth and Shane Forsyth—two Australian Age Group Athletes who recently raced Ironman Australia in Port Macquarie, NSW. Though they compete in different age groups, Tony and Shane have formed a friendship through the podcast and now share an incredible achievement: both have qualified for the 2025 Ironman World Championship in Nice, France!

They walk us through the unforgettable awards ceremony, the emotions behind claiming their World Championship slots, and how they’re beginning to prepare for the challenging Nice course. From course strategy to travel logistics, they offer a firsthand look into what it means to take the next step in the Ironman journey. Whether you're chasing your first 70.3 or eyeing Kona or Nice yourself, their story is a must-listen for any Age Grouper chasing big dreams.

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In this special episode of The Everyday Ironman Podcast, Mike is off enjoying some well-earned vacation time—which means Ashley and Broccoli Rob are left to hold down the fort. But instead of keeping things business as usual, they turn the episode into a full-blown Comedy Central Roast. Fan favorite guests return to "audition" for Mike’s seat, but let’s be honest… it’s mostly an opportunity to take some passive-aggressive (and wildly accurate) shots at the man himself. From his questionable grasp on geography to his love of CROCS and his collection of overused catchphrases, nothing is off limits. And while everyone has their moment behind the mic, one thing becomes abundantly clear: no one can truly replace Mike. This light-hearted, laugh-out-loud episode is a must-listen for longtime fans of the show—and a reminder that behind every Ironman is a triathlete with quirks worth celebrating.

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In this episode of The Everyday Ironman Podcast, we chat with adventure writer Will McGough, author of Swim, Bike, Bonk: Confessions of a Reluctant Triathlete. Will shares the story behind his unlikely path to the Ironman Arizona start line in 2017—after signing up with no bike, minimal run experience, and only three months to train. His journey, documented in his book offers a humorous and honest perspective on taking the leap into endurance sport with zero expectations—and a lot of heart.

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