Susan Haag's guest appearances

Susan Haag

Lost in Transition Triathlon Podcast

Mile After Mile Podcast

Limitless Grit Podcast

Fit Strong Women Over 50

SwimRun Endurance Podcast

Heike Yates

Jill Angie

Andrew Patterson

Mirna Valerio

Sean Cannell

Matt Shepard

Nia Shanks

Jay Papasan

Jeremy Courtney

Luke Tyburski

Darren Weissman

Jessica Huie

Victoria Shaw

Karen Martel

Jane Crawford

OwlTail

In episode 87, Jill and Chris talk with triathlon fanatic and world record holder Susan Haag. Susan is an attorney who lives in Jacksonville, Florida. She has been running triathlons since 1990 and Ironman races since 2002. Susan Haag is the 1st woman in the world to complete 100 '140.6' races, what’s often called an Ironman distance. An Ironman race is a triathlon consisting of a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bicycle ride and a 26.22-mile run. Susan's currently at 125 &amp; has more on the calendar. During law school, Susan joined a gym and started working out, running, and biking. After seeing a flyer at her gym, she did her first triathlon race. Despite having a flat tire on a borrowed bike and doing doggie paddle for the swimming portion, she was hooked. Susan keeps a a list and now has completed 475 triathlons with 125 of those being the iron distance! During this episode we discussed: * Why she focuses on encouraging others and the comradery of the race * How she keeps herself from getting injured * The mental game and keeping a positive attitude * What she means by "party in the back" * Racing year-round in Florida * Running in the world championship race at Kona, Hawaii * Her plans for the future where to find her online: https://www.instagram.com/susanhaag/ https://www.facebook.com/susan.haag.75

In episode 87, Jill and Chris talk with triathlon fanatic and world record holder Susan Haag. Susan is an attorney who lives in Jacksonville, Florida. She has been running triathlons since 1990 and Ironman races since 2002. Susan Haag is the 1st woman in the world to complete 100 '140.6' races, what’s often called an Ironman distance. An Ironman race is a triathlon consisting of a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bicycle ride and a 26.22-mile run. Susan's currently at 125 &amp; has more on the calendar. During law school, Susan joined a gym and started working out, running, and biking. After seeing a flyer at her gym, she did her first triathlon race. Despite having a flat tire on a borrowed bike and doing doggie paddle for the swimming portion, she was hooked. Susan keeps a a list and now has completed 475 triathlons with 125 of those being the iron distance! During this episode we discussed: * Why she focuses on encouraging others and the comradery of the race * How she keeps herself from getting injured * The mental game and keeping a positive attitude * What she means by "party in the back" * Racing year-round in Florida * Running in the world championship race at Kona, Hawaii * Her plans for the future where to find her online: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/susanhaag/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/susanhaag/</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/susan.haag.75" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/susan.haag.75</a>

Triathlon Fanatic and World Record Holder Susan Haag

Susan Haag became the first woman to complete 100 full iron-distance triathlons. Haag started competing in triathlons in 1990's and has crossed the finish line 375 times in the last 26 years. Haag, who resides in Jacksonville, Florida , is a practicing lawyer and sits on the Board of Directors for USA Triathlon.

EP 28 Susan Haag: First Woman To Finish 100 Iron-Distance Triathlons

I met Susan in 2012 in Cozumel Mexico. I was there to cheer for my friends and she was there to race. Susan is one of the very first people I approached to be on the Mile after Mile Podcast but to be honest she was too busy racing that she postponed for 43 weeks (but who's counting). In fact, to finally get this interview I had to meet her in person. She came in to race Miami Man our local 70.3 distance event and she also took the time to speak to my triathlon club and grant me this interview. We talk about how she got her start racing. How she manages to race so much. How she does this in an affordable way and why she raced her 100th race for the Children't Tumor Foundation. Thank you Susan for being a guest on the Mile after Mile Podcast. You can find Susan on Facebook and Instagram @SusanHaag. **** Special thanks to my friend Liz at the Avoid Being Hated Podcast for loaning me the equipment to do this interview. Don't forget to visit www.amysaysso.com to find out what Amy is up to.

I met Susan in 2012 in Cozumel Mexico. I was there to cheer for my friends and she was there to race. Susan is one of the very first people I approached to be on the Mile after Mile Podcast but to be honest she was too busy racing that she postponed for 43 weeks (but who's counting). In fact, to finally get this interview I had to meet her in person. She came in to race Miami Man our local 70.3 distance event and she also took the time to speak to my triathlon club and grant me this interview. We talk about how she got her start racing. How she manages to race so much. How she does this in an affordable way and why she raced her 100th race for the Children't Tumor Foundation. Thank you Susan for being a guest on the Mile after Mile Podcast. You can find Susan on Facebook and Instagram @SusanHaag. **** Special thanks to my friend Liz at the Avoid Being Hated Podcast for loaning me the equipment to do this interview. Don't forget to visit <a href="http://www.amysaysso.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.amysaysso.com</a> to find out what Amy is up to.

044: Susan Haag first woman to cross 100 Iron Distance finish lines