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Eight ways to help empower your athletes
I firmly believe that trying to eat according to a certain amount of calories per day sets athletes up for failure and doesn’t give them permission to listen to their bodies.
No matter your swim speed, one crucial element to the swim portion of a triathlon is navigation.
In the past few weeks, many of my clients have been coming to me to help with their afternoon fatigue or the lack of recovery from training.
Muscular endurance workouts are designed to help you hold high average speeds for swims greater than 1000 yards (or meters). Some triathletes try to gain this speed by focusing on slugging out long distances in the pool at the same old pace, but improvement comes from intentionally changing distance, pace and rest intervals to accomplish your goal. Triathletes need smart swim workouts like this one.
Do you ever wonder why you crave sweets around 3pm? Do you ever wonder why you eat chips or pretzels with sandwiches?
Successful athletes are committed to excellence and use the power of their minds to chase down their dreams.
Unfortunately, many Americans today get more calories from soft drinks than from fruits and vegetables.
The thought of riding in a group can be intimidating even for the most experienced triathlete. It really should be a very enjoyable experience that can help boost fitness.
Race season is coming up quickly and with that comes travel for most triathletes.
Duathlon has largely lived in the shadow of triathlons as a multisport event.