Transitioning from College Sports with Triathlete Colin Cook

In this episode, we’re talking about advice for college athletes for life after sports. Today’s guest is Colin Cook, a self described Cyber Security Geek, Triathlon Coach, Wellness Center Owner, Triathlon Club President, Podcaster, Competitive Age Group Ironman Triathlete and most importantly a Dad of four kids.

In this episode:

Describes his time Quinnipiac as the back up goalie with the Bobcats hockey team
Why sometimes a college athlete’s transition to life after sports can be a challenge
How Colin decided to participate in the Boston Marathon in 2009
Why Colin was able to find joy in his life with triathlons
As a triathlon coach, Colin talks about how he helps triathletes
The increase in the popularity of triathlons
The formation of the Professional Triathlon Organization (PTO)
Why Colin didn’t take his pro card
Colin’s Peak Recovery and Health Center in Manchester, New Hampshire
Why Colin started the Age Grouper for Life
Colin’s involvement in Peak Triathlon Coaching. Seven of their athletes will be competing at the Ironman World Championship in Kailua, Kona.
Colin talks about coming to Maine and the new Maine Ironman 70.3 in Augusta, Maine
Greg and Colin share a few stories of being a dad