We are grateful to have professional triathlete Amber Ferreira with us for this episode. We've followed the story of this well-accomplished athlete for many years. Amber has raced triathlon as a professional for over a decade and has stepped onto more podiums already than most will ever experience, including 4x at the National Snowshoe Champion. But Amber is not only a pro triathlete, as many overachievers tend to do; she wears many hats. She holds a doctorate in physical therapy; she is a coach, a business owner, a wife, and most recently, mom to Charlie. She is the head coach and owner of Granite State Endurance which has a large contingency within New Hampshire and the country. She hosts training camps and team races throughout the year. Amber has a contagious laugh and an easy-to-be-with demeanor. We hope you find that same. Thank you for listening and for all those who support the podcast through Patreon. YogiTriathlete's patrons of the show are the sole reason this podcast is commercial-free. Please visit patreon.com/yogitriathlete to check out all the perks of being a show patron. In this episode we discuss: - lessons from Charlie - slowing down and being in the moment - low volume, low intensity and still producing good results - training through pregnancy - a happy athlete is a fast athlete - becoming a professional athlete - setting goals too small - mindset practices to manage the suffering - Charlie makes an appearance after her nap - YAY! - consistency in training - gray zone work - takes confidence to slow down - action creates momentum - electrolyte replacement Namaste- Jess

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