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.
Here are six reasons why you may not be getting faster and how you can break through and continue improving.
Of all of the freestyle pulling motions we see with our clients, I categorize them into four different techniques: the out sweep, the in sweep, the deep pull and the high elbow pull.
Of all of the freestyle pulling motions we see with our clients, I categorize them into four different techniques: the out sweep, the in sweep, the deep pull and the high elbow pull.
My “beaker of stress” was overfilling and my body could not keep up with the demands I asked of it. I had to ask myself, how does a typical type-A competitive triathlete slow down and push “pause” more often in the day?
Prepare for race day and increase your confidence by performing one to two race simulations in advance of the event.
Triathlon is a rewarding and complicated sport. Combining the three disciplines of swimming, biking and running introduces many challenges for our bodies and minds. Studies show between 68-78 percent of all triathlon-related injuries are due to overuse. The triathlete is more likely to be injured with increased participation in the sport as well as other factors such as history of previous injuries, increased running mileage and inadequate warm-up and cooldown. Lower leg overuse injuries from running are the most prevalent in triathlon. If you are completing your first triathlon or shooting for a spot on the podium, the best way to reach your goal is to remain injury-free. Read on to learn about the most common triathlon injuries and how to avoid any time sidelined.
Taper week is the time to put together your perfect race plan so you can hit your target time.
You may have discovered a comfortable and achievable pattern for your triathlon training, but you’re ready to step it up a notch. How can you go about this?
With a little forethought, research and planning, you can avoid these annoying to significant mistakes in transition.
Running off the bike is different than running on fresh legs. We’ve compiled our top 10 tips for a healthier, stronger triathlon run.