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.
Not all new triathletes choose a sprint as their first race, and it's important to know if you are the kind of athlete who can move up to the next level.
Whether you are training for your first tri or helping a friend, here are some tips to get to the first race feeling confident, healthy and excited.
It may come as a surprise to many athletes that goals can take on many forms and not have anything to do with speed or distance at all!
The true start of your season comes on the heels of a break at the end of the prior season.
What do you actually do when you get to the pool? Coach John Murray shares how adult-onset swimmers can add variety into their pool routine.
Training your bike fitness properly can lead to a faster, more comfortable ride. But more importantly, good bike fitness, along with proper pacing and nutrition, can be the most important factor in whether you will have a good run all the way to the finish line.
Are you ready for a breakthrough year? A great year of racing starts with what an athlete does in their offseason.
It’s important to train all of our metabolic systems within our training.
Here are three exercises that will have those hips and glutes burning as you develop some strong and stable support for your run.
Challenge yourself to add yoga to your offseason schedule for greater mobility, flexibility, concentration, body awareness and stress relief.