From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Spencer Smith Spencer Smith from the UK had a great career and his personality left an indelible mark on the sport. His long-time rivalry with Simon Lessing was epic! It was awesome to catch up with Spencer and take a walk down…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Mark Allen and Karen Smyers. Mark Allen and Karen Smyers both won the 1995 Ironman World Championship. What an awesome treat to get to chat with both of these world champions. WATCH the interview on the Babbittville YouTube channel here. Sponsors Subscribe…

From Breakfast with Bob 2020: Holly Lawrence chats with us about being a triplet, finding triathlon, winning the 2016 Ironman 70.3 World Championship, suffering what could have been a career ending injury, and coming back last fall to take an emotional second place at the 2019 70.3 World Championship in Nice. WATCH the interview on…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Sam Long. Sam Long is only 24 years old but he has already finished 13 Ironman races and in 2019 he won Ironman Chattanooga. Sam had some great stories about being a triplet, about 70.3 Worlds in Nice, and what he learned…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Jesse Thomas. In his last triathlon before he retired, Jesse Thomas went sub-eight hours at the 2018 Challenge Roth while also running sub-2 : 45 and finishing third. Who else’s last race before they retired was a bucket list sub-eight? Not a…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Gwen Jorgensen. Gwen Jorgensen didn’t connect with the sport of triathlon until 2010. By 2012 she raced in her first Olympic Games in London and then she became the most dominant triathlete on the planet, winning 13 WTS races in a row…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Max Fennell. An injury ended Max Fennell‘s promising soccer career. Next up was the sport of triathlon where he became the first African American professional triathlete. After that was a stint on Lebron James’ ‘Million Dollar Mile’ TV show where he was…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Lucy Charles-Barclay. It’s not often that someone jumps into the sport of triathlon and has immediate success. But UK’s Lucy Charles-Barclay, in three short years as a pro, has taken second in Kona three years in a row, won the Challenge Championship…

Zach Campbell was a motocross champion at the age of 13 before being paralyzed in a motocross accident not long after winning the 2001 Alabama Summer Motocross Championship. He began driving Legends cars with hand controls and his goal now is to get back into racing.     Sponsors Subscribe to Newsletter Subscribe to Babbittville…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition show, enjoy this interview with Ironman Triathlon legends Erin Baker and Scott Molina. Erin Baker and Scott Molina are two of the most decorated triathletes of all time and in 2018 they were inducted into the Ironman Hall of Fame together. In this wide-ranging chat we go…

Gurujan Dourson has been doing triathlons since 1984, served as President of the Tri Club of San Diego, and trained hundreds of triathletes through Team in Training for the LavaMan Triathlon on the Big Island of Hawaii. After going through multiple ankle surgeries he recently had his leg amputated below the knee. His goal is…

From our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition interview show, enjoy this epic interview with the one and only Greg Welch. Australia’s Greg Welch won the 1994 Ironman World Championship, finished second in 1991, and took third in both 1989 and 1996. But his 11th place finish in 1999, despite the fact that he was…

Kush Mahan is the co-founder and CEO of ZoneIN, a personalized nutrition app that will be launching soon. He came on to chat about his background as a professional squash player and how, over time, he and so many other athletes could really use some direction when it came to the best fueling for the…

A few months ago, when we launched our Breakfast with Bob: Stay Home Edition interview show, we couldn’t think of a better person to help us kick it off than Cam Wurf. The guy is a walking-talking ray of sunshine. When we spoke to Cam, he was about to become a daddy for the very…

Nate Garcia is the long-time track and cross country coach at UC San Diego. Before that he ran for legendary running coach Ted Van Arsdale. We chat about Nate’s running and coaching careers and how he is adapting to UCSD becoming a Division I school.       Sponsors Subscribe to Newsletter Subscribe to Babbittville…

Richard Browne’s life changed forever when he was 16 years old back in 2007. He slipped and fell through a plate glass window and ended up having 13 surgeries over the next three years to try and save his leg. In 2010 he had his leg amputated below the knee and by 2012 he was…

It’s not often I get the chance to get to chat with two great American Running Legends. This conversation with Meb Keflezighi and Dathan Ritzenhein was one of my all-time favorites. Enjoy! Presented by UCAN      Sponsors Subscribe to Newsletter Subscribe to Babbittville UCAN Endurance  Zone  TV Velofix Links Babbittville Radio on Apple Podcasts…

Karen Smyers was still racing as a professional triathlete at the age of 50. The US captain for the Collins Cup, Ironman World Champion, and multiple-time ITU World Champion came on to chat about her spectacular career!       Sponsors Subscribe to Newsletter Subscribe to Babbittville UCAN Endurance  Zone  TV Velofix Links Babbittville Radio…

The amazing Angela Madsen is in the midst of rowing 3,000 miles from California to Hawaii. She took time out from rowing 12 hours a day to chat with us on her satellite phone. During the conversation we surprised Angela with a $2500 Challenged Athletes Foundation grant!     Sponsors Subscribe to Newsletter Subscribe to…

Lera Doederlein was born with deformed legs in Russia before being adopted by the Doederlein family. After struggling with leg braces and arm crutches, she had both legs amputated above the knee at the age of 14, and for the first time ever, sport became part of her life. Lera is now, at the age…