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.
Even more than triathlons, the key to unlocking good duathlon results is lightning fast transitions.
As athletes, our time is precious and limited; therefore it is important that training be purposeful, productive and enjoyable.
Your senses are heightened when you're in the woods in the dark.
If you follow the blogs and tweets of triathlon’s elite performers you realize a couple of things very quickly.
Two fundamental concepts for improvement in endurance racing and training involve:
Having a specific purpose to each of your workouts is key. Interval training is a great way to help you achieve specific improvements as you work to reach your true potential.
“What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?”
When an athlete is first introduced to an endurance sport they usually make the most rapid progress.
One of the key elements I stress with athletes that I coach is how important it is to have long-term consistency with their training.
"When in doubt, always do the safest thing." This is what Kim Pagel used to tell me when we rode bikes together 20 years ago.