What's up Motivators, Taryn here?

A couple weeks ago we did a video talking about how I think Iron Man may have pushed media,

pros, athletes a little bit too far, and there are some dynamics going on in the marketplace

that make me worried for the future of triathlon.

I want to do a part two follow up because the Pro Tritriathletes organization, the PTO, has provided

me with a little bit of inside info that elaborates on what we talked about, about why I'm

worried, and we're going to see head to head what Ironman and PTO are bringing to the table

and where the market dynamics are with how triathlon is going to unfold over the next few years.

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Alright Motivators, before we get into this, I promise the PTO that I would allow them to make a statement which they have provided here.

The PTO exists to celebrate the sport of triathlon and elevate professional triathlon in the global sporting stage.

We are making significant investments into the sportathlon in the global sporting stage. We are making significant

investments into the sport to drive the following strategic outcomes. Professional triathletes

are some of the greatest athletes on the planet. We want to ensure that they are fairly

rewarded for their athleticism, talent, and dedication. Making triathlon as inclusive and affordable

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