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.
While winter training keeps the majority of athletes indoors, this does not mean that workouts have to be dull.
Lap after lap, day after day, season after season you swim at the pool with hope that in your next race it will just click.
When riding during the winter months this year it is important to remember these three things.
Triathlon is one of the most competitive sports and despite events lasting for several hours, time and time again the difference between the winner and second place is a fraction of a second.
You've successfully completed your first season of triathlons, or maybe your second, third... and as the leaves are falling and there is a chill in the air, you wonder "What now?"
That question we all hear: "Why do you do triathlon?"
When you are facing an Ironman, information about the race course and venue is critical to your choice of race, training, mental preparation and planning.
Training with a power meter is a great way to take the guess work out of 'how hard' or 'how much' you're doing on the bike.
Most triathletes and cyclists immediately grimace and think "boring" at the first suggestion of riding their bike on a stationary trainer.
It’s mile 5 in your big half-Ironman.