The Triathlon Hour Hayden Wilde Is A Pretender + Is Science in Training Overrated?!
Sep 21, 2025
Get ready for some juicy drama! The hosts dive into the Hayden Wilde controversy and critique the T100 event. They celebrate Lucy Charles Barclay's impressive win, while also speculating about how this affects Kona. The conversation turns to the rift among the Norwegian triathletes and whether science or instinct should guide training. Finally, the hosts share personal pledges for future races and fun challenges, inviting listeners to keep them accountable. It's a lively blend of sports insights and playful banter!
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Hayden's Pack Ride And Run Statement
- Jack describes Hayden riding with the pack and then out-running rivals to silence critics at T100 Spain.
- The hosts credit Hayden's dominance and acknowledge he can still attract hate while winning consistently.
Run Dominance Outweighs Swim Gaps
- Hayden posted the fastest run by a clear margin and proved his aerobic running superiority at the event.
- The hosts say his mixed swim-biking competence plus elite run makes him nearly unbeatable in current middle-distance fields.
Field Depth Drives Race Dynamics
- T100 fields are small and swims are softer, which reduces race fragmentation and helps dominant athletes like Hayden.
- The hosts suggest larger fields or harder swim pace would create more tactical, exciting races.