Backing Triathlon

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About Matt:

Matt, 29, lives with his fiancée, Laura, who’s a World Class Trampolinist. The dynamic couple have recently renovated their new home, and Matt, who teaches troubled teenagers, is also studying for an open university degree in Environmental Studies, sponsored by Intrinsic Facilities Engineering.

A relatively late starter, Matt, who’ll be 30 in 2017, uncovered a latent ability as a runner, and a triathlete in the last five years. 

He has been on the leader board at the JLL Property Triathlon over the last three years. His 5K PB is a speedy 16.36.

Matt’s Training:

Training changes according to where he is in his schedule/season, but here’s a typical week’s training.

Monday, PM 1 hour of 5-a-side football indoors

Tuesday, PM 30 minute hard bike

Wednesday AM, one-hour pool swim; PM 30 minutes easy run

Thursday PM 45 minute easy ride with optional short run after

Friday AM Optional swim; PM Run (speedwork)

Saturday AM or PM two-hour long bike ride

Sunday AM or PM one-hour long run

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#TeamIntrinsic

Team Intrinsic recognise that sport injects the energy needed to drive targets and achieve the highest goals.

"Intrinsic's support is huge", explains Matt. "Professionally it's great to be involved with a company that is so big on personal development, both within the business and away from it. As an environmental intern, real-life experiences in the built environment will provide the edge I need to extend beyond my own field and experience."

Being the best means having a plan of action, the discipline to get up early, and to stick with regular, consistent, repetitive training – which is nowhere near as exciting as racing – but will deliver results. And to always to be the best, it's vital to keep the goal in mind. All of this mirrors our values and how we operate as a company.

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