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.
Frontal drag is the No. 1 enemy of the swimmer. In any given medium, the frontal drag forces of an object are determined by its shape, its surface texture (friction) and its speed squared. Here are 10 good ways to help reduce frontal drag when swimming.
Here's your guide to triathlon gear, from the essentials to best upgrades and wish list items.
What happens when you give back? Aside from feeling warm fuzzies, you will learn that you are part of a bigger team of people working to grow the sport. Here are 10 ways to get started.
Swipping (swimming and slipping) is a new word I invented to describe swimming with the least amount of frontal drag possible.
You need to give your body and mind the time to recover after a long race season. Here are three rules of fall training to prepare you for a fast spring and help you maintain longevity in the sport.
It’s not all about fitness. Work on these three life skills to boost your triathlon performance.
You need to back off the accelerator some in order to keep from running out of gas on the swim. Here's how to develop your freestyle with a turbocharge option for the final kick.
How do you learn to love running, stay injury free, increase your pace and run longer week over week? Coach Jim Lubinski shares five tips for stronger, more realistic running for all multisport athletes.
UCLA triathlon coach Brady O'Bryan discusses the benefits of training with a group.
Your body will compensate for hip stiffness in all kinds of less-than-ideal ways.