Today's podcast guest is Sam Renouf, the CEO of the PTO, the Professional Triathletes

Organization. We wanted to chat with Sam because they just announced their professional

triathletes organization tour with two more events coming in 2022. And with this being the first

year that they launched the Collins Cup, and I feel it was really well done.

And with it being roughly a year since we last chatted with Sam,

I wanted to do a year-end review.

Were they successful in 2021?

Did they overperform or underperform?

Did the year meet their expectations,

or were the things that they could have done better on in the Collins Cup? And how does this change or does it change at all how they

proceed going forward? What does this mean to triathlon in the future? Sam is an excellent guest,

very open with what their plans are for the PTO and how

they feel it's going to change triathlon and endurance sports. So we always like having him on.

Thank you for doing this, Sam. And thank you to our sponsors. Our first partner is a product that I

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through a lot. And even if you have a really, really healthy diet with the

lack of food quality just because farming practices have kind of stripped out nutrient density

from a lot of foods, it's really tough to get your daily requirements of everything that you need,

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