Rachel McBride - Challenge Roth Pre-Race Discussion & Training Tips! - a podcast by The Pacing and Racing Podcast

from 2019-06-25T23:56:45

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Today’s guest is Canadian Professional Triathlete; Rachel McBride! 


Now I am excited to talk with Rachel today because just finished up her race at IMMT 70.3 Yesterday and in a couple days from now she’ll be leaving Canada and flying out to Germany where she will be gearing up for a shot at the podium for the 2019 Challenge Roth! 


Now Rachel is a multiple IM 70.3 Champion with numerous podium and course records across several distances of the sport! Known as the Purple Tiger, she is one of the strongest cyclists on the world circuit; with multiple bike split records throughout IRONMAN. 


What’s fascinating about Rachel is that she was named the most interesting women in triathlon by TRS radio; as she is a board-certified genetic counselor with 2 graduate degrees in genetics. She also is an accomplished cellist and works in sexual health education, counseling and advocacy! 


So in today’s episode you’ll hear a bit about her backstory and what got Rachel hooked in Triathlon and you’ll hear some great training tips and truly learn about her mindset and determination in the sport!


We also highlight her experiences at IMMT and what her thoughts, feelings, and expectations are leading into Challenge Roth in just a couple of weeks! 


This is a really awesome episode to be apart of and remember guys, the draw for the Challenge Roth 2020 Race Entry + Free Home-stay is still on and goes until July 2nd at 12pm EST. To enter this giveaway head to my IG @Pacing.and.racing and comment on the giveaway post stating why you would love to go race in ROTH, tag 2 friends, and go click the link in my IG bio to take you to the giveaway contest page where you can earn several extra entries! The Giveaway will be announced July 3rd at 12pm EST! 

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