The Infirmary | Fixing Broken Endurance Athletes

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Episode 56: Laura Siddall Won’t Die Wondering

October 08, 2026

Laura Siddall started triathlon in 2009, won four age group world titles, turned professional in 2013, and became a multiple Ironman champion with two top-ten finishes at the Ironman World Championship in 2022. In this episode of The Infirmary, Laura describes the biggest hole of her career: being hit by a car at Ironman Brazil in 2023, the brain bleed that followed, and the physical, mental, and financial slide that came after a wild-card return to Kona. She talks through her decision to ret...

Episode 55: Coping Imagery, In-Race Imagery, and Outcome Imagery: A Full Visualization Protocol

September 24, 2026

Visualization is one of the most widely cited mental skills in endurance sport, and one of the least practiced. Athletes talk about it, nod when a coach brings it up, and go home without doing any of it. In this solo episode, I break down visualization into three distinct types — outcome imagery, in-race imagery, and coping imagery — with a specific protocol for each, built around one core premise: visualization convinces your brain the outcome it desires has already happened.Links and resour...

Episode 54: In Search of a Sensible Training Philosophy — Mikael Eriksson on VO2 Max, Athlete Profiling, and the Limits of Literature

September 10, 2026

Mikael Eriksson founded Scientific Triathlon in 2015 and has coached full time since 2017. He also hosts That Triathlon Show, a podcast with over 700 episodes in its archive that has become one of the most comprehensive educational resources in the sport. This conversation covers the question that organized it: what does a sensible training philosophy actually look like — and how do you build one that holds up across the cycling trends of polarized, threshold, Norwegian, sweet spot, and back ...

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The Infirmary | Fixing Broken Endurance Athletes typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Endurance coaches, sports psychologists, accomplished triathletes, performance and nutrition specialists, or business owners with relevant expertise and practical experience serving endurance athletes. Common among recent guests: Long-term coaching experience; Work with elite or competitive endurance athletes; Authorship of a relevant book. Recent guests include Mark McCabe, David Tilbury-Davis, and Simon Marshall.

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