A British composite engineering firm set out to challenge the bicycle carbon industry by building a bike on our very own shores. Meet Martin Meir, a triathlete and entrepreneur who set on his journey to create the fastest road bike ever—proudly made in the UK. Discover the journey behind Reap, designed for the most discerning cyclists, and the challenges faced along the way in the turbulent bike industry.

No one said it would be easy, and it wasn’t. Creating something truly special requires a level of dedication far beyond expectations.

In our latest podcast, we investigate the imbalance within triathlon between men and women. Many stakeholders are exploring ways to broaden the reach of triathlon across the demographic landscape. But do we run the risk of overlooking the glaring discrepancy in male and female participation within the sport?

These are the questions we ask Her Spirit co-founder, Holly Woodford. We seek her opinion and perspective from a community working hard to increase female participation in swim, bike, and run. Holly offers some incredible insights and statistics that make us question, "Are we doing all we can?"

Our second podcast! Addressing the controversial “Rule 40” created to protect the interests of Olympic sponsors, but seen by some as devisive.

Our guest is Mel Berry who has countless years of sports marketing around the games to talk us through this topical issue…

If you enjoyed this podcast, make sure to keep listening and watch out for the next episode soon!