The most anticipated YouTube (re)debut in a generation earlier. The second coming of Anya Culling, after a very average attempt at being a part time youtuber before.
Professional filming and editing, interview style video. Says we'll be following along her training for the year (so maybe some sort of deal with the videographers for that?). Says it's an intro to her, and how she got to where she is in running - although interestingly absolutely no mention of her time at Best Athletics, which surely this period saw her formative running years... Certainly without it - and without Nick Bester's pacing - she wouldn't be the name she is today.
Will transition to an Ironman later in the year, reading into that she's happy being decent club runner and not maxing out her potential in running, and has clocked that T100 will fly her and Joe out to Dubai for a fortnight and wants more cash from that teet. Still think it's a shame but I can see why grinding out for less money to go and run 2:26 or something isn't as appealing.
Some talk about barriers to entry for women in triathlon and her desire to address these, doesn't say what they are or how she'll do that. Strongly suspect part of it is the marketability of women's sports so interesting to see if her presence takes attention and money from legit female athletes, or if she brings some eyeballs with her that bring money. I suspect more the former than the latter. Still think it's a shame but I can see why grinding out for less money to go and run 2:26 or something isn't as appealing.