Anything For Miles
Anything For Miles
Podcast Description
The "Anything For Miles" is your statement of intent. Weather you run, cycle, or swim, you’re chasing the elusive endurance miles. Moms and Dads alike get it—you've got to get the miles in, no matter what. Whether it's a 5AM ride in the morning, a quick jaunt in between work meetings, or a night time workout on the trainer, you're doing anything for miles. In this podcast, we explore what it means to Moms and Dads you endeavor to get the miles in—part time endurance warriors—their strategies for balancing being a spouse and parent, the highs & lows, and everything in between.
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The podcast centers around endurance sports, parenting dynamics, and time management strategies for busy families, with episodes discussing relatable topics such as the balancing act of training and family life, humorous anecdotes from the field, and tips for integrating fitness into everyday routines, exemplified by Steve Miller's pursuit of cycling KOMs while managing fatherhood.
The “Anything For Miles” is your statement of intent. Weather you run, cycle, or swim, you’re chasing the elusive endurance miles. Moms and Dads alike get it—you’ve got to get the miles in, no matter what. Whether it’s a 5AM ride in the morning, a quick jaunt in between work meetings, or a night time workout on the trainer, you’re doing anything for miles. In this podcast, we explore what it means to Moms and Dads you endeavor to get the miles in—part time endurance warriors—their strategies for balancing being a spouse and parent, the highs & lows, and everything in between.
In this episode on the Anything For Miles cycling podcast, host Mike Puglielli sits down with Chris Carey who is a freshly minted Dad who’s putting down the miles… and the watts. What started as a foray into triathlons has turned into an obsession on two wheels that’s burning up the leaderboards in local events like VT Monster.
In this 2 part episode, Chris shares his secrets to getting the miles in, wherein he makes cycling a part of who he is, a technique he learned from the book “Atomic Habits”. Chris also shares insights on the importance of mental wellness through cycling, and the fun (and fast) dynamics of group rides. And we get into Chris’s impressive 300-mile ride week, nearly 20hrs on the saddle. The conversation is filled with anecdotes about cycling culture, personal growth, and the camaraderie found in the cycling community.
Stay tuned for Part 2 later this summer.
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