Michael D’hulst's guest appearances

Michael D’hulst

IMTalk

SportsTravel Podcast

Curito Connects

Andrew Messick

Mark Allen

Andrew Huberman

Chris Hauth

Johann Hari

Loren Cordain

Ryan Smith

Ben Hoffman

Adam Fox

Alan Levinovitz

Anders Ericsson

Carol Dweck

Nell Stephenson

David Baker

Jason Parker

OwlTail

Jenn speaks to Michael D’Hulst, CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Super League Triathlon, the world’s premier swim-bike-run series, pitching the very best athletes against each other in quick and exciting race formats in fantastic destinations across the globe. Michael gets personal sharing how Luc Van Lierde, the first Belgium to win Ironman World Championship in 1996 inspired him to pick up the sport, race, and pursue a career in this sport. How his path from corporate career track at Volkswagon to entrepreneurial path bringing Challenge Family to Taiwan, starting Bahrain Endurance 13, and now Super League Triathlon. The ups and downs, the resilience, the community, and how to succeed as an entrepreneur, just do it! (Recorded on December 22, 2021)About Michael:Super League’s driving force is a triathlete who has vast experience in the sports sector. Michael started his career in the automotive industry before turning his passion into his career, spending a year as a full-time athlete and establishing a long-distance event in Taiwan. He has worked with Chris McCormack at Thanyapura in Thailand and the pair set up Bahrain Endurance 13 as well as Super League Triathlon.Episode Resources:WebsiteBahrain Endurance 13IGFBYoutubeTwitter

Jenn speaks to Michael D’Hulst, CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Super League Triathlon, the world’s premier swim-bike-run series, pitching the very best athletes against each other in quick and exciting race formats in fantastic destinations across the globe. Michael gets personal sharing how Luc Van Lierde, the first Belgium to win Ironman World Championship in 1996 inspired him to pick up the sport, race, and pursue a career in this sport. How his path from corporate career track at Volkswagon to entrepreneurial path bringing Challenge Family to Taiwan, starting Bahrain Endurance 13, and now Super League Triathlon. The ups and downs, the resilience, the community, and how to succeed as an entrepreneur, just do it! (Recorded on December 22, 2021)About Michael:Super League’s driving force is a triathlete who has vast experience in the sports sector. Michael started his career in the automotive industry before turning his passion into his career, spending a year as a full-time athlete and establishing a long-distance event in Taiwan. He has worked with Chris McCormack at Thanyapura in Thailand and the pair set up Bahrain Endurance 13 as well as Super League Triathlon.Episode Resources:<a href="https://superleaguetriathlon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a><a href="https://bahrainendurance13.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bahrain Endurance 13</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/superleaguetriathlon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">IG</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/SuperLeagueTri/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FB</a><a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9GTUpGeWTxRdtAK6Jg_Jsw" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Youtube</a><a href="https://twitter.com/SuperLeagueTri" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>

Just Do It with Michael D’Hulst

Since its founding in 2016, Super League Triathlon has been working to innovate the sport. Shorter distances, new formats, incentives for athletes to win each leg, a new indoor concept — all of these have been on the league’s radar. And while the league’s events have largely been held overseas, the organization is looking at the United States to expand its events. In November, co-founder Michael D’hulst announced that the company had acquired the Malibu Triathlon in California. And before the pandemic hit, Super League Triathlon had plans to stage its first U.S. race in Tempe, Arizona. In this podcast with SportsTravel Editor and Publisher Jason Gewirtz, D’hulst describes the league’s approach to triathlon, what his interest is in races in the United States and what the outlook for the industry holds in 2021 after the most challenging year on record.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Since its founding in 2016, Super League Triathlon has been working to innovate the sport. Shorter distances, new formats, incentives for athletes to win each leg, a new indoor concept — all of these have been on the league’s radar. And while the league’s events have largely been held overseas, the organization is looking at the United States to expand its events. In November, co-founder Michael D’hulst announced that the company had acquired the Malibu Triathlon in California. And before the pandemic hit, Super League Triathlon had plans to stage its first U.S. race in Tempe, Arizona. In this podcast with SportsTravel Editor and Publisher Jason Gewirtz, D’hulst describes the league’s approach to triathlon, what his interest is in races in the United States and what the outlook for the industry holds in 2021 after the most challenging year on record.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Michael D’hulst: How Super League Triathlon is Innovating the Sport

This week we have an interview with CEO of Superleague Triathlon Michael D’hulst.   We also have News, Discussion of the Week, Age Grouper of the Week, and Q&amp;A's.

This week we have an interview with CEO of Superleague Triathlon Michael D’hulst.  We also have News, Discussion of the Week, Age Grouper of the Week, and Q&amp;A's.

IMTalk Episode 745 - CEO of Superleague Triathlon Michael D’hulst