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Eight ways to help empower your athletes
More often than not, athletes ask me “What is a well-balanced diet? What should I be eating to help me perform at my best?”
Athletics throughout pregnancy means healthy you and healthy baby!
It seems that practically every week a new-fangled wetsuit, tri bike, sneaker, and nutritional supplement is on the market with the promise to improve our race day performance.
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a snack as a “light meal or food eaten between regular meals.”
Too often, athletes show up late to a group workout and just jump in on the fast swimming, running or riding with no warm-up.
The sometimes hot and humid environments that endurance events are held at can contribute greatly to the success of an athlete finishing the race or not.
The bike leg of a typical off-road triathlon can make up over half of the overall race duration and often determines who will finish on the podium and who will finish at the back of the pack.
Hopefully you have remained healthy through all your hard training this season, avoiding an annoying summer cold or other upper respiratory tract infection.
Can there be such a thing as free speed in triathlon?
The alarm rings and there’s no time for snoozing because you look out the window and the weather is perfect.