All in Triathlon with Jelle Geens and Aaron Royle

On this episode of All In Triathlon, Jelle shares his initial reactions to 70.3 Geelong, where he finished 2nd behind Kristian Blummenfelt, with Hayden Wilde rounding out the podium.
The race more than lived up to the hype, with the big three all on the start line and putting on a show. Jelle talks through how the race unfolded, what it was like racing head-to-head with two of the best in the world, and his key takeaways from the day.
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On this episode Jelle gives us his final thoughts on the Geelong 70.3 weekend and how he’s feeling ahead of an epic showdown with Kristian Blummenfelt and Hayden Wilde. We also chat about T100 Gold Coast, and Aaron reflects on his week in Devonport with Sam, which saw them take the win at the first WTPS race of the year.
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This week we break down the epic crit battle between Aaron and Brando. In what can only be described as the cycling equivalent of two mates refusing to let the other one win a town sign sprint, Aaron managed to take down Brando to claim this year’s very prestigious (and definitely very serious) crit champion title. The rivalry between Aaron and Brando continues, with bragging rights now firmly in Aaron’s hands… at least until the next rematch.
Jelle gives us an update on how training has been going since getting sick a few weeks ago and lets us know he’s now back on track as he builds toward his Geelong battle.
We also preview the world champs showdown between Jelle Geens, Kristian Blummenfelt and Hayden Wilde. Three of the best middle distance athletes in the world lining up against each other so early in the season should make for an epic race.
We also review the Ironman New Zealand results and finish off answering your questions.

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Jelle gives an update on how his health has been over the past week and whether he thinks he’ll be ready to line up in Geelong. We also preview the big showdown at the final Gold Coast Crit race and share our top 10 picks from the WTCS race calendar. To wrap things up, we dive into a discussion around prize money in triathlon and where the sport currently sits. Check it out.

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Jimmy Whelan — the man who’s been a pro cyclist, triathlete and now a professional runner — joins the podcast for an honest and powerful conversation.
Jimmy’s sporting journey is anything but conventional. As a kid, his dream was simple: become a professional runner. That dream evolved into a highly successful six-year career in professional cycling, racing at the very top of the sport and lining up at the Giro d’Italia among many of the world’s biggest races.
In this episode, Jimmy opens up about the realities of life in the pro peloton — the pressure, the politics, the physical and mental toll — and the struggles that often go unseen from the outside.
Beneath it all, the desire to return to running never disappeared. That long-burning ambition has now come full circle, with Jimmy signing his first professional running contract with Salomon this year.
It’s a raw and inspiring chat about identity, resilience, reinvention and backing yourself to chase what you truly want — even if the path isn’t straight. Check out this conversation with Jimmy.