Multisport Lab
Post-race recovery doesn't stop the day after your race. Here's what you should be doing for the week after your race.
If you don’t feel that an assessment at rest accurately reflects what is occurring in your body near maximum exertion, Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET) can put your mind at ease, as it allows for evaluation of your cardiac and pulmonary systems under stress.
Find out how a first triathlon sparked a dream and led to what became a life-changing career in the sport.
There is a long list of health implications related to inflammation, but you can get ahead of it's implications on performance.
With the growing popularity of smart trainers for indoor cycling and interactive programs such as Zwift and TrainerRoad, you can conveniently take your bike workouts to the next level over the winter months.
Learn why you should seek out an experienced coach to complete a video analysis.
Let's face it: you're likely going to be in the pool this off-season. A lot. Why not incorporate buoyancy to reinforce good habits, make easy days easier, and mimic the feeling of a wetsuit-legal race day?
The day will no doubt come when an athlete has to face the reality of an injury, but refocusing during that injury can also provide insight into other areas of our lives.
Let’s face it, triathlon may require a bit more foresight than other sports in terms of preparedness. From the gear required for each of the three sports, to sports nutrition, travel plans and race registrations, there are a lot of moving parts that go into executing a race to the best of your abilities.
Improving your form through drills can be complimented by the use of swim aids such as fins, snorkels and paddles to accelerate the benefits of specific technique work.
Coupling motions in freestyle may be the most powerful swimming technique that you’ve likely never heard of.