The Macca Model

How Triathlon's Best, Chris McCormack, and Team MaccaX Succeed Inside and Outside Triathlon

By: Nick Cicerchi, Joanne Baxas

Narrated by: Mark Stahr

Are you challenged maintaining balance while incorporating triathlon as a part of your life? What is the secret sauce to those who excel in triathlon? Why does it look so easy for those people who succeed in triathlon - or any aspect of life, for that matter?

To answer these questions, we need to look to the best. Chris McCormack is a living example not only of how to create and execute your triathlon goals successfully but also how to maintain life balance, attract positive forces, and live an inspired life of continuous improvement, enjoyment, and contribution for others.

But how can Chris or other decorated pros related to you? You will see how The Macca Model has helped elites and age groupers alike. This book examines two-time Hawaii Ironman World Champion Chris McCormack's approach and principles, physical and mental, which have made him successful. The Macca Model has helped men, women, children, and families from all backgrounds from every continent. Now The Macca Model is here to help you. Foreword written by Chris "Macca" McCormack.

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You paying for an ad

Very disappointed, essentially you paying for them to advertise the MaccaX platform, wish there was a way to get a refund

Poorly narrated

Narration was awful. I think my nephews read better, but it's a good short story...

Don't waste even an hour.

This is perhaps the worst narrator I have encountered in over 100 audio books. It represents a ridiculous puff piece. Probably the worst book overall I have ever encountered.

Instructional, not inspirational

Comes off way too much like an add. Not enough personal story as it relates to the "Macca model"

Repetitive, without any depth or emotion.

What disappointed you about The Macca Model?

This book did not contain any meaningful content except to repeat how great Macca is. I felt like they had to record a certain number of hours, so just padded out one chapter, to get to the desired time.
The narration was tinny and computerised.

Has The Macca Model turned you off from other books in this genre?

No, I have listened to others that were fantastic.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Mark Stahr?

Not sure who would replace the narrator? This narration sounded computerised and lacked any depth feeling that may have allowed me to continue to listen.