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MAD Science Meets Real Life, Alan and Inaki de la Parra sit down with Joel Filliol
Read the substack link here: https://substack.com/@alancouzens/note/p-193801986 and the full written interview with Iñaki here
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Spanish website TriatlonChannel.com join us for four days of our recent squad camp in Lanzarote, check out the video of the camp here and direct Youtube link
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Loved this discussion with Mario and Sebastian of sisu-training.de on training planning, communication in daily coaching, AI in coaching and whether coaches can be replaced, algorithms, gadgets, bad data and finding simplicity in the process, plus many other topics - Listen here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Ybohjspe1yLZc6p68vFlA?si=h1WF_ymeRqmv7-T8-KpFEg
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“He really understands me as a person”
Another quality that Filliol brings to the table according to Zaferes is his knowledge of her as a person, not just as an athlete. This, she says, is one of the most reassuring aspects of their relationship.
“Just to have him knowing what I need and supporting me, he really understands me as a person and knows how to help me under all the different conditions [in the sport].”
When times are tough, the American can rest assured that not only does she have one of the most knowledgeable people in the sport on hand, but that it is also someone who is cognizant of her thoughts and feelings. ”
Read the full article on Tri247.com and watch the video interview with Katie Zaferes here on youtube
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Joel Filliol Opens Up On His Storied Career And Reflects On The Challenges Facing Triathlon
Filliol, whose squad boasts 4 Super League Series winners, also reflects on:
The challenges of working with federations
How he connects with his athletes
The pressure athletes face in such a competitive environment
What the future of the sport may look like
The barriers athletes face when choosing their races
The emotional toll of being a coach, mentor and confidant of so many athletes for so many years
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Joel joined Mark Livesey on The Brick Session podcast for a lively discussion on the importance of objective feedback, direct connection with the coach, having a fully committed athlete, and so much more. Even some Kona predictions in advance of the weekend World Championships.
This was the third in a series of podcasts done in the last months - with an episode of That Triathlon Show, and the Training Science Podcast. Next up is the return of the Real Coaching Podcast.
Listen Here:
It was finally great to catch up with coaching royalty @joelfilliol today. Another one of those conversations that could have lasted all day. We discuss the importance of objective feedback, direct connection with the coach, having a fully committed athlete, and so much more. pic.twitter.com/HGt2DquCKt
— The Brick Session (@thebricksession) October 12, 2023
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I really enjoyed this discussion on a range topics including opportunity cost of innovations, making decisions, and filtering what might help vs what we can implement to a high standard, my process for investigating technology and wearables and much more:
The Overlooked Core Aspects of Successful Triathlon Systems – With Joel Filliol
Show Highlights:
The Overlooked Core Aspects of Successful Triathlon Systems - With Joel Filliol
OCT 06, 2023 SEASON 1 EPISODE 82
Paul Laursen & Martin Buchheit
WHAT matters the most for THE NEXT training session 🚀? Is it ALWAYS necessarily the OUTPUT? Or maybe YOU should talk directly with your ATHLETE about it?
Joel Filliol wants you to understand that you need to have a BACK and FORTH with your athletes often to figure out between you WHAT is going to make a DIFFERENCE 🤔 - and HOW!
In the 82nd episode of The Training Science Podcast, Paul and Joel discuss:
💻 the resurgence of OLD tech & rather well known sport science methods in triathlon;
💡 implementing SUSTAINABLE tech & processes that are EFFECTIVE at monitoring the FUNDAMENTALS;
💭 how sports federations/associations might need to RETHINK their processes.
Listen here https://hiitscience.com/the-overlooked-core-aspects-of-successful-triathlon-systems-with-joel-filliol/
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“No data is better is than bad data” I enjoyed this chat with Mikael of Scientific Triathlon - my second time on the podcast (first episode is here “World Champions Keeping things simple”
We discussed a range of timely topics including signal vs noise in technology and science, tapering and preparing for major events, the evolution of triathlon and more: https://scientifictriathlon.com/tts409/
In this episode you'll learn about:
How has triathlon and the demands of the sport developed in the last few years?
The impact of the Olympics and the phase of the Olympic cycle on training and racing planning and periodisation
Learnings and discussion points from the Paris Test Event
Being consistently good, not over-emphasising peaking
Tapering protocols
Technology and science - what's the signal and what's the noise
The importance of psychology
Tips for age-group athletes on how to improve their swim, bike and run training
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