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Counting calories has long been considered the primary approach to assessing food intake and calorie needs, especially for those desiring weight loss.
When you approach your multisport training, the best way to answer your questions is to better understand the principles behind the work you are putting in to improve. These are seven basic principles of exercise or sport training you will want to keep in mind:
Eating a performance-enhancing diet isn't easy, and for many athletes and active people, nutrition is their missing link.
Collegiate Recruitment athlete Justin Roeder raced in the competitive USA Triathlon Olympic-Distance National Championship, his final race before applying for his elite athlete license.
You have a fresh pair of sneakers, a brand new wetsuit and a souped up bike; you’re ready for your next triathlon. Not so fast. You can buy gear to your heart’s content, but if it doesn’t fit right, an expensive purchase may end up doing more harm than good. In the same way you’d never run in shoes that were two sizes too big, you should also avoid training or racing on a bike that hasn’t been specially fit for you.
Triathlon nutrition for elite athletes and beginners can be a difficult obstacle in their path to fitness and body composition goals.
Jackson Parr made it to Burlington for the USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships and recaps how his 900-mile ride helped his race experience.
USA Triathlon's Age Group Nationals blogger Jackson Parr finishes his bike touring journey to Burlington with a stint in the Adirondack Mountain Range.
With just a handful of days to go until Age Group Nationals, blogger Jackson Parr shares his last day of riding before a well-deserved stretch of rest days.