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WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER FOR @georgiachild !

What a couple of weeks for Georgia!

After lining up at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships in Nice, Georgia backed it up just two weeks later at the World Triathlon Standard Distance Championships in Pontevedra, producing a brilliant performance to finish 2nd in her age group and earn a place on the World Championship podium.

This one feels particularly deserved. Georgia has invested heavily in her preparation and built some outstanding fitness. Unfortunately, we didn’t quite get the opportunity to see the full return on that work at the 70.3 Worlds, but here she was able to showcase what was built.

Two weeks later, on another world stage, she did exactly that.

A huge congratulations, Georgia. An incredible result, a World Championship medal, and a pretty special way to finish an enormous couple of weeks of racing!

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A huge weekend ahead for @georgiachild as she lines up at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship! 🌍🔥

Earning a spot at a World Championship is a massive achievement in itself. These slots are earned through performance, consistency and putting yourself amongst the very best in your age group.

The work is done. Now it’s about backing yourself, soaking up the experience and enjoying the opportunity you’ve worked so hard for.

An incredibly prestigious start line and a very special moment.

All the best, Georgia… we are all behind you 👊

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UWH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 🌍

This one definitely wasn’t on my bingo card, but what an experience it has been 🥹

Getting to ask questions to world-class athletes competing on the biggest stage and feeling so welcomed and appreciated is a moment I’ll truly never forget.

Thankful for everyone who made it possible and everyone who made it so special : My 7 brothers from More Sport (dare you to be the only girl on the team for 8 days and not go crazy lol), all the athletes, coaches, and all the staff!

See you next year 😉

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Meet our coach Georgia! Georgia somehow manages to fit more into a week than most people do in a year. She’s our coach, a qualified vet, and somehow still finds time to represent New Zealand on the world stage in multiple sports. Straight after coaching us, she’s off to Spain to compete at the Sprint Distance Triathlon World Championships and the Ironman 70.3 World Championships. Oh, and if that wasn’t enough, she’s also an elites gold medallist in underwater hockey. Apparently being elite at one sport just wasn’t challenging enough.

When she’s not coaching or saving animals, Georgia is powered by pure golden retriever energy. She’s permanently enthusiastic, always on the move, and somehow has the personality of both a boomer and a 10-year-old at exactly the same time. Expect elite dad jokes, questionable humour, and laughing at things that probably shouldn’t be funny.

The scary part is that she somehow excels at every single one of those things. Coaching, veterinary medicine, underwater hockey, triathlon… she doesn’t seem to have an off switch. Yet somehow she still turns up to every session with the same enthusiasm, energy and belief in us as she does on day one and always knows exactly what we need to hear. We genuinely couldn’t ask for a better person to have leading this team.

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70.3 World Champs Ticket Punched @georgiachild!

70.3 debut and Georgia finished 2nd in her age group- huge result!

Congratulations Georgia and Marc, you’re both off to Nice this year 🥐

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Race week is HERE and our MKP athletes are ready.

They’ve done the work!

It doesn’t stop with the athletes. As always, the support crew behind them is massive. Partners, family, training mates, volunteers. The energy around this team is unreal. It takes more than just fitness to get to a start line like this... it takes people.

Most of the crew roll into Taupō today and tomorrow.

Let’s go. 🔥

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📍Noosa- Sunshine Coast Australia ☀️ 2023 Let’s just say 2023 was a year full of adventures, friends, work and all the other stuff in between! 😅 what great memories 😎☺️🥂

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@georgiachild @tritauranga. 6th Female Overall, 2nd AG.
2nd ever triathlon 😉

Three weeks and two olympic distance races… and a winter’s worth of quiet, consistent work showing exactly why the process matters as much as the performance itself.

New to Triathlon, a structured winter period looked like:
↪️ high intensity phases
↪️ longer aerobic blocks
↪️ strength periods
↪️ and the uncomfortable sessions with everything in between.
None of it glamorous. All of it necessary.

Your best form of personal performance is expressed on race day… not by chance, but by the work done when no one’s watching.

Sunday was a reflection of showcasing the best form of personal performance. Fortunately for Georgia this put her competitively in the mix with the overall women’s field and ranked her highly competitive within her age group.
Her personal trajectory is only heading north!

It’s never just about beating others. Backing the preparation, trusting the work, and showcasing the athlete you’ve become.
And in Georgia’s case, she’s doing exactly that… with confidence, consistency, and a level of competitiveness that’s only growing.

Onwards, always. 🔥 well done Georgia!

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Couldn’t ask for a better team to be apart of 🇳🇿🖤🤍

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ICC Recap 🖤🤍🌿 Still sitting with alllllll the emotions of the final — so here’s a little attempt to put it all into words:

Beating the reigning world champs in the longest game in international UWH history (30min game, 2x5min OT + 30min sudden death 😵‍💫) is genuinely the kind of final I would’ve dreamed of. It tested every bit of physical and mental strength I had — and reminded me just how incredible this team is.

Looking back, this campaign felt so different to last year. I came into it with a better mindset around training and nutrition, and while I may look a little different now (the shoulders might’ve grown a bit 👀🥴), the real growth wasn’t physical. Thinking back to my first trials in 2023(and first time being dropped), I’d like to think I’m a better player than I was at 17 — but what I’m most proud of is my ability to back myself when I need to, but also accepting that I still have a hell of a lot to learn. I’ve realised that taking help and advice from people who know more than you isn’t a weakness — it’s actually a strength. And I’m very lucky to be surrounded by some pretty incredible people who’ve helped me see that.

I feel so lucky to be part of a team full of girls I adore and look up to so much — people who never made me question my place, and always made me feel like I belonged. That kind of support and connection made this whole experience even more special. We did exactly what we came to do, and I wouldn’t trade a second of it.

The post-tourney blues are very real and not totally sure what the next goal is yet — but whether it’s UWH or something else, I’m so bloody excited.

>>lol peep 14 year old Georgie at the end🥹

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And on that bombshell, goodnight

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Cardio U progression 5 was a little 🌶️
But the endorphins had us feeling 💯 for rest of the day 🙌🏾🥵

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