Episodes
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I sit down with elite mental performance coach Seth Pepper, who’s back for another powerful conversation on unlocking potential and mastering the mind. With over 25 years of experience, Seth has worked with Olympians, World Champions, executives, and, most recently, top-tier tennis and hockey players.
We dive into his techniques for overcoming fear, managing pressure, and using mental strategies to achieve peak performance. We also explore how anyone—athletes, parents, or professionals—can apply Seth’s methods to boost confidence, build resilience, and create a winning mindset in every area of life. Listener questions cover tackling self-doubt, handling “dream crushers,” and balancing life’s demands without burnout.
Packed with practical tips, inspiring stories, and valuable insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to harness the power of the mind to reach their highest potential.
Tune in, and don’t forget to share with friends and leave a 5-star review if you enjoy the show!
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In this solo episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I take a look back at the past 12 episodes, featuring inspiring conversations with legendary athletes and experts like Simon Whitfield, Chris McCormack, Craig Cooper, and more. I also dive into a review of Good Energy by Casey Means, a must-read on optimizing metabolic health and vitality.
Plus, I answer your fantastic listener questions, covering everything from data-driven health and marathon world records to the future of IRONMAN. I’ll also share updates on my new role as VP of Strategic Initiatives at Voloridge Health and the exciting projects we’re working on.
Join me for an insightful and wide-ranging episode filled with reflections, health tips, and plenty of Q&A!
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I sit down with my good mate, Olympic gold and silver medalist Simon Whitfield, for a wide-ranging and thought-provoking conversation. We dive into the world of triathlon, breaking down the recent Olympic Games triathlon events, the IRONMAN World Championships, and the evolution of the sport, but we also explore some fascinating rabbit holes. From the ethics of drug cheats and how much empathy they deserve, to whether manifestation really works, we leave no stone unturned. We even share our thoughts on Elon Musk, AI, Jordan Peterson, and the upcoming presidential election. This is a candid chat between two friends who’ve known each other for over 30 years, and it’s packed with insights, laughter, and plenty of great stories. If you love triathlon and big-picture thinking, you won’t want to miss this one!
👉 Listen now, share, and don’t forget to leave a 5-star review!
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In this episode, I sit down with sports journalist and endurance athlete Brad Culp for an in-depth conversation about the current state of triathlon and his latest book, The Norwegian Method. Brad offers insightful analysis on the recent Ironman World Championships in Nice, the evolution of triathlon with series like T100, SuperTri, and WTS, and where the sport is headed in terms of events, athletes, and equipment innovation. We then dive into Brad’s journey as a journalist, his time at the helm of Triathlete and LAVA magazines, and the unique perspectives he’s gained as both a writer and athlete. Finally, we explore his new book, The Norwegian Method, which covers the groundbreaking endurance training system used by athletes like Jakob Ingebrigtsen, Kristian Blummenfelt, and Gustav Iden. Brad shares the highs and lows of writing the book, the science behind controlled intensity and lactate testing, and how this method is transforming endurance sports. Whether you’re an athlete, a triathlon fan, or simply curious about elite performance, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways. Don’t miss it!
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In this incredible episode, I sit down with Kurt Spenser, CEO of RŌKA Multisport, to dive deep into the world of triathlon, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Kurt shares his unique insights into the sport’s growth, its strength as a participation sport, and the powerful sense of community it fosters. We discuss the evolution of triathlon, the major events, the athletes, and the cutting-edge equipment that continues to push the boundaries of performance. Kurt offers a fascinating look into the highs and lows of building RŌKA Multisport, along with his vision for the future of the company and the sport itself. This episode is packed with valuable takeaways for athletes, entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about innovation in sports. You won’t want to miss it!
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I sit down with Craig Cooper, a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist, and CEO of CardieX. We dive deep into his approach to health, mental performance, and the importance of "getting to neutral." Craig opens up about his struggles with community, sleep, and balancing the demands of leading a public company. We also explore how CardieX is revolutionizing heart health, just as Boost Mobile did for mobile phones 20 years ago.
Explore more about Craig:
Craig Cooper - http://craigcooper.net/
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/craigcooperrrr/
His Book - https://www.amazon.com/Your-New-Prime-Strength-Kick-Ass/dp/0062353241
His Company - https://cardiex.com/ Cardiex product - https://cardiex.com/products/conneqt-pulse/
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, we welcome back renowned triathlon journalist Tim Heming, fresh from the ground in Nice for the Women’s Ironman World Championships. Tim shares his insights on Laura Philipp’s incredible victory, Kat Matthews' strong showing, and Chelsea Sodaro’s resilience despite injuries. We also reflect on standout moments from the Paris Olympics, discuss the current state of triathlon, and make bold predictions for Kona, T100 series, and beyond. Dive deep into the latest in triathlon with one of the sport’s top voices!
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I’m thrilled to sit down with Julie Derron, fresh from her silver medal triumph at the Paris Olympics. We dive deep into her mindset leading up to the Games, the key workouts that fueled her preparation, and the emotional journey of race day. Julie gives a detailed recap of her race strategy and that powerful final push for the podium. Join us as we reflect on her incredible performance and the dedication it took to reach the Olympic podium!
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I sit down with the remarkable Hayden Wilde, fresh off his incredible silver medal at the Paris Olympics. Hayden takes us deep into the mind of a champion, sharing his thought processes during big races, including a detailed breakdown of his heroic performance in Paris. He made a bold move early in the run, leading with 1.5 km to go, only to be caught with just 300 meters remaining. We explore his mental and physical preparation, his resilience in bouncing back for the Super Tri-Series in Boston, coming in 2nd beyond Alex, his win in Chicago the following week, and what lies ahead for this fearless competitor. This episode is an inspiring look into the heart and mind of one of the world’s top triathletes—you won’t want to miss it.
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I’m thrilled to welcome back Dr. Dan Plews, one of the sharpest minds in sports science and endurance coaching. We dive into his recent experience at the Hyrox event in Brisbane, explore how his new TSS magazine is helping athletes and coaches stay ahead of the curve, and tackle some fascinating audience questions on topics like nutrition, training priorities, and the role of technology in coaching. Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or just a fan of cutting-edge sports science, this episode is packed with insights.
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I catch up with my old mate, Chris McCormack—better known as Macca. After nearly two decades of training, traveling, and racing together, it’s always a pleasure to chat with this four-time World Champion. We dive into the Paris Olympics, breaking down the standout performances and surprises, and look ahead to the SuperTri Series and the state of triathlon today. We’ll also discuss the future of the sport, including the PTO, World Triathlon, and Ironman, and answer questions from our listeners on Instagram. Plus, we’ll get an update on Chris’s work with the Phoenix Foundation and what’s next for him. Don’t miss this lively and insightful conversation with one of the sport’s legends.
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In this special episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I welcome back Phil Liggett, the "Voice of Cycling," fresh off announcing his potential retirement from Olympic commentary after his 17th Games in Paris. We dive into his reflections on the recent Olympic cycling events, his legendary career covering 52 Tours de France, and the highlights that have shaped his journey. Phil also shares stories from his work in Africa with the Rhinos and the Paul Sherwen Project and answers special questions from the audience. This is a celebration of one of history's most remarkable broadcasting careers.
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, I sit down with triathlon legend Barrie Shepley. With seven Olympics and 30 World Championships under his belt as a coach and commentator, Barrie shares his unique insights from the Paris Olympics. We discuss the challenges faced by athletes, the surprising results, and the impact of the Seine's pollution on the triathlon events. Barrie also opens up about the recent loss of his beloved wife, Karen, and how it has shaped his outlook on life and work. Join us for an in-depth conversation about triathlon, resilience, and the road ahead.
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, Greg is joined by human performance coach James Hewitt. If you're in the workplace, a leader of a company, or an endurance athlete seeking to enhance your cognitive and physical performance, this episode is a must-listen. James, a global authority in human performance, well-being, and cognitive function, shares science-based tools to achieve sustainable high performance. With over a decade of experience working with professional cyclists, Fortune 500 companies, and Formula 1 teams, James has delivered presentations and workshops in over 30 countries, including at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Join Greg and James as they delve into cognitive performance as an endurance activity, explore ways to optimize daily performance, and learn from top endurance athletes. Discover strategies for integrating well-being into business strategy, and get inspired by James’ insights on improving executive functions through aerobic exercise. The episode ends with James answering Greg’s BIG 4 questions and a fun rapid-fire round. -
Join me, Greg Bennett, in this special mid-year solo episode as I recap the last quarter and the amazing guests I've had on the show, and I unveil the 8 Pillars of Longevity. Drawing from personal insights and expert discussions, I dive deep into what it takes to live a long, healthy, and fulfilling life. Discover why these pillars are essential and how they can transform your approach to well-being. Plus, a recap of the inspiring stories from our Fireside Friday conversations.
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, Greg sits down with Grant Giles, a former professional triathlete and renowned mental performance coach. Grant shares his journey from surfing and triathlon racing to becoming a high-performance coach and psychologist. Discover how Grant developed national and world-class champions, the mental skills crucial for success, and practical strategies for integrating mental and physical training. Learn how mindfulness, visualization, and mental resilience can enhance performance and overall life satisfaction. Join us for an inspiring conversation on achieving your full potential.
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, Greg sits down with Dr. Scott Frey, a leading neuroscientist, and mental performance coach, to explore the brain's power in optimizing performance in all areas of life. Dr. Frey shares his journey into neuroscience, the latest advancements in mental performance, and practical techniques for maintaining focus, overcoming mental blocks, and harnessing neuroplasticity. Whether you're an athlete, business owner, parent, or just looking to improve your mental well-being, this episode is packed with insights and tools to help you achieve your full potential. Join us for a fascinating conversation about how understanding and leveraging the brain can lead to a more fulfilling and high-performing life.
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In this deeply inspiring episode of The Greg Bennett Show, join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of Kat Matthews, an elite triathlete whose resilience and determination are nothing short of extraordinary. Currently ranked fourth in the world, Kat has stood on the podium at the Ironman World Championships and dazzled the triathlon world with her record-setting performances. Despite a life-threatening crash that could have ended her career, Kat made a stunning recovery, capturing hearts and headlines with back-to-back wins at Ironman Texas in 2023 and 2024, and securing a silver at the Ironman 70.3 World Championships.In our conversation, Kat shares insights from her 2024 season, including her triumph at Ironman Texas and a challenging race at T100 San Francisco. We rewind to the beginnings of her triathlon career, exploring how she discovered her passion and the moment she decided to turn pro. Kat opens up about the highs and lows of her career, the severe crash that tested her limits, and the relentless spirit that fueled her comeback.Looking ahead, Kat discusses her goals for future seasons, her evolving training strategies, and her thoughts on the latest developments in triathlon technology and event formats. As we round off with our 'Final Four' questions, Kat offers personal reflections and advice that resonate with anyone facing their own battles.Whether you're a triathlon enthusiast, a sports fan, or anyone inspired by stories of courage and comeback, this episode with Kat Matthews offers a compelling glimpse into the life of a woman who refuses to be defined by adversity.
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Dive into a story of remarkable endurance and resilience on "The Greg Bennett Show" with Matt Burton, a tenacious Ironman competitor from Western Australia. This episode unfolds Matt's harrowing yet inspiring journey through significant physical and personal challenges, including a near career-ending injury that almost cost him his foot earlier this year. Listen as Matt recounts his victorious comeback at the Ironman Asia-Pacific Championships in Cairns, marking a pivotal moment in his career with a course record time. From his initial steps into triathlon to his current triumphs, Matt's narrative is a powerful testament to perseverance and the indomitable human spirit. Join us as we explore how Matt's resilience shapes his life and career, providing profound insights into overcoming adversity and striving for greatness in the grueling world of Ironman racing.
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Reunite with Luke McKenzie on The Greg Bennett Show for an insightful look into the current state of triathlon. Luke, a celebrated Ironman champion and influential figure in the triathlon community, joins Greg to dissect the nuances of being a professional triathlete today. They discuss recent trends and the future of the sport, including the upcoming Paris Olympics and Ironman championships in Nice and Kona. Luke also shares updates on his entrepreneurial journey with Wyn Republic, blending insights from his athletic career into a thriving business. Filled with laughter and expert analysis, this episode is like a casual yet informative chat between two veterans of the sport, offering predictions, personal anecdotes, and a deep dive into the complexities of professional triathlon.
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