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.
With many of our pre-coronavirus goals altered because of race cancelations, learn how to set new goals.
There are many ways you can maintain your strength and conditioning regimen at home, even with limited equipment. In fact, we all have the two most critical pieces of strength training equipment: our own body and gravity.
Learn the importance of core strength and try some of these go-to core exercises that you can do at home.
The key is to decrease your modifiable risks — stay mobile and stay well hydrated.
Whether you have a smart trainer, a “standard” trainer, or rollers, you can find ways to maintain fitness and competitive edge.
We have a great opportunity now to continue our commitment to physical fitness, health, and well-being.
Yoga is full of dynamic and static movements that help strengthen all the muscles of the body.
Our routines may be altered, but you can take this time of uncertainty to reflect on what attracted you to multisport in the first place.
Grab whatever you can find in your home — jugs of laundry detergent to a step stool — and you can strength train at home.