KATHMANDU COAST TO COAST S7 E3 : INSIGHTS & INJURY with BRETT WARMAN & GLEN CURRIE , POWERED BY CP MEDIA
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KATHMANDU COAST TO COAST S7 E3 : POWERED BY CP MEDIA
We’re back with another jam-packed episode! In this episode we’re joined by Motus Lead Physiotherapist Brett Warman and Race Director Glen Currie.
Injury & Recovery – Brett shares expert advice on what to do if you get injured during training. From understanding your risk factors to knowing when to stop, get assessed, and how to adapt your training — it’s all about keeping you on track for the start line. Bike Chat with Richard & Angus – We dive into bunch riding, why learning the 5 S’s of Bunch Cycling is so valuable, and the importance of a good bike fit for comfort and performance. Race Update with Glen Currie – Glen brings us the latest on the course, key training focuses, what to expect from the weather, and whether brother Braden Currie might make a return to the start line after stepping back from Ironman racing.
Get ready to learn, laugh, and get inspired — all part of your Coast to Coast journey!
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