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January at The Feed: Big Wins, New Brands, and Strava Stats
The first month of 2025 came in fast and heavy. What is usually a fairly lethargic month filled with base training, season preparations, and little racing to follow kept us on our toes. We aren’t complaining – here are the highlights of January at The Feed.
Pre-season Dress Rehearsals with Pete Stetina
Welcome back to Season 2 of What’s in Pete’s Pocket. In this limited series, Pete Stetina will be checking in from 6 events this season. He will share tips for fueling and what to expect leading into the event and pen a follow-up shortly after. This one is on his first Grasshopper pre-season race.
Taylor Knibb's IRONMAN Hat Trick: 3x 70.3 WORLD CHAMPION
Taylor Knibb has completed a remarkable achievement by securing her third consecutive Ironman 70.3 World Championship title. In the 2024 championship held in Taupō, New Zealand, she delivered a dominant performance to claim the title yet again.
Melisa Rollins' 2024 Season Recap
2024: A Year of Surpassing Expectations and Embracing the Journey. Enjoy this piece from our HPT athlete, LTGP silver medalist, and Leadville 100 winner Melisa Rollins.
Mary Denholm Crushes JFK 50 Ultra
HPT Athlete Mary Denholm shares her experience and fueling logistics employed to take silver at the JFK 50 and break the previous women's record.
The Feed's Ryan Collins Wins Ultra Cycling Worlds
Ryan Collins just can't stop. He is always finding, pushing, and rewriting the limits of ultra-endurance efforts. He recently won the 6hr event at Ultra Cycling Worlds, setting a new course record. Here is Ryan's debrief of the experience and fueling lessons gained from this effort.
Pushing the Limits of Carbs and Hydration at the Javelina 100 Mile
After a stunning day at the Leadville Trail 100, David Roche set his sights on the Javelina 100 where he could earn a Golden Ticket to the Western States 100. It wasn't just another race, it was a chance to confirm his faith in high-carb fueling and challenge the limits of what he thought was possible.
Kona 2024: It's Not Over, Till It's Over
Kona certainly didn't disappoint. It had everything from bold pacing strategies and record-breaking splits to unexpected lead changes and unfortunate blow-ups. Our HPT athlete, Magnus Ditlev, faced these challenges and mounted an impressive late-race push to secure the silver medal.