AEE Bonus: Learn English in 2026 Like You’d Train for an Ironman
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This is an All Ears English podcast. Learn English in 2026 like you'd train for an Ironman.
Welcome to the All Ears English podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times. Are you feeling stuck with your English? We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent by focusing on connection, not perfection, with your American host, Aubrey Carter, the IELTS whiz, and Lindsay McMahon, the English adventurer, coming to you from Arizona and Colorado, USA. how is learning english like training for a big event like an iron man you'd be surprised how similar they are find out what you need to successfully do both in today's episode
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Hey, Aubrey, how are you today?
I'm great, Lindsay. I'm curious, have you ever run an Ironman? Oh my gosh. Or not even run, have you ever done an Ironman?
No, no, no. But I do know people who have.
It's so impressive.
It's another level. I mean, it's not a marathon, right? It's more than a marathon.
Right. It's like a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride, and a 26.2 mile run. So that's intense. You have to be fit like overall. You can't just be a runner or just a swimmer.
And I've seen people close to me run marathons, and I know how intensive the training is for that. So I can't imagine the training plan for the Ironman. It's insane. So what are we getting into today, Aubrey?
Well, this is really interesting. We're going to show you today how structuring your English learning like you would train for an Ironman will set you up for success. So the reason we're bringing this up is our Black Friday deal is doing just that, creating a plan for you to take all of the guesswork out of learning English. So we're hoping that we can show how this type of training is really the best way to be successful.
Yeah, because when you're training for an Ironman, you don't have the time to jump around from resource to resource and wonder who you should follow. You just need a plan and you just need to do the work. And it's the same with learning English. It's hard enough just learning the language, but adding the layer of stress where you're jumping around the internet from TikTok to YouTube to Instagram to podcast. No, we need a plan that we can follow and then actually do the work. Right, Aubrey? Exactly.
Yes. So you guys can sign up right now at allersenglish.com slash Black Friday. This is actually our best deal of the year. You can save 50% off all three of our fluency courses. And it's good until Friday at midnight New York time. So this is really the best deal you're going to see from us.
Yep. You won't see this deal again. So go and get it right now, allersenglish.com slash Black Friday, but then come back to the episode because let's talk about training here and why we actually need to focus in with a real clear plan, Aubrey.
Yes. And we're also going to teach an idiom in English about doing something the most efficient way possible. So stick around for that. But yeah, learning a language is a lot like training for an Ironman.
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