Hey everyone. Welcome to that triathlon life podcast. I'm Eric Lachistram. I'm Paula Finley. I'm Nick

Goldstein. If things get a little wonky on this, it's because we have quite the delay. Nick is sitting on the side of a

highway somewhere in a rental car in between his trip to Hawaii and his trip to tell you ride. Nick lives a

rough life. Tough. But he is taking one for the team and his parents are like taking a hike in the woods or something right now while he does the podcast. So if there's a little bit of a delay or if you don't like this podcast, that's why. You're going to blame that. Yeah. If you're new here, Paul and I are both professional athletes. Nick is a amateur triathlet. and he's like our golden retriever.

He's just always in a good mood.

So welcome to the podcast.

We talk about triathlon and stuff.

I feel like I've turned into like, I don't know what you call this, a stage race ultra runner

in the last week, just running once or twice every day in the trails.

And let me tell you, it's pretty fun.

Runs every day.

I am now a trail run stage racer.

I'm into it.

You can join my sister

because she actually does that.

The only caveat to these trail stage races

is you have to carry all of your food

for the entire five days.

So you can be losing some weight, my guy.

And I think they also, they run quite the distances. It's quite the distance, but you know what? I think you can do it. I believe in you. And if you do, I will make the film. We're great. It was really fun. We had a great time. We just, I think we hit every major trail on Maui, got to run in the volcano,

ran in the woods, ran in what felt like rainforests along the coast. It was really fun.

I had a great time. Highly suggested trip option for people. If you can, go with a bunch of friends,

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