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From Swimrun to 26.2: Chipper's CIM Marathon Journey

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From Swimrun to 26.2: Chipper's CIM Marathon Journey

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From Swimrun to 26.2: Chipper's CIM Marathon Journey

Low Tide Boyz›
Dec 11, 202546:06
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Pushing Limits at CIM: Race Report & Lessons from Chipper's Marathon | Low Tide Boyz 310

Hey Swimrun fanatics! Welcome back to the Low Tide Boyz, a Swimrun Podcast. In this episode, we dive into our final race report of the year, where Chipper breaks down his experience at the California International Marathon (CIM). We cover everything from race prep, race day nerves, and pacing strategies to how Swimrun and endurance training paid off in a big way. Join us for some fun stories, practical tips, and a deep look into the endurance sports community we love.

🕒 Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro and episode 310 confusion
01:30 – Race day strategies and pacing
03:45 – Training highlights and the importance of being conservative early on
05:50 – Welcome to the Low Tide Boyz: Who we are and what we do
07:15 – Chipper's race journey and how training was different this time
10:00 – How the body and mind were feeling post-marathon
11:50 – The value of a supportive endurance community
13:30 – Fueling strategies: Precision Fuel & Hydration deep dive
16:15 – The expo experience with PFH and seeing familiar faces
18:20 – Pre-race day routines and carb-loading extravaganza
20:50 – Almost missing the start due to overconfidence in logistics
24:00 – First miles recap and feelings on the course at CIM
27:30 – Running into like-minded athletes and pacing partners
31:00 – Fun insights from the inspiring race environment
34:20 – Hitting the half-marathon mark and beyond
38:50 – Where the race gets real: Pushing through the tough miles
42:15 – Seeing family on the course and the emotional boost
45:00 – The final push: Staying focused and avoiding cramps
50:00 – Crossing the finish line and reflecting on the overall experience
53:15 – Closing thoughts: What this marathon season taught us
56:00 – Outro: Thanks for tuning in and what's next for the Low Tide Boyz

If you’ve enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to ! Check out our website and Instagram for more Swimrun content and updates on our adventures!

🎵 Music: “Vibraslap” by Tiger Gang
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