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Training Question: "When I feel tired and drained, should I skip the workout or just push through it?"
If you are concerned about a healthy diet, weight loss/maintenance and athletic performance, you are likely concerned about calories.
Imagine it’s the morning after your upcoming race, and your tri bag has yet to be unpacked.
Without question, breakfast is the meal that makes champions.
In last week's article, we looked at the use of heart rate variability (HRV) as a tool for detecting a state of overtraining in an athlete. While the utility of using HRV alone is somewhat inconclusive, there are additional pieces of information that are helpful indicators of an overtrained state. Recognizing and identifying this information will help any coach or athlete avoid the series of events that could destroy a triathlon season.
All the way down to the crust... get ready to make your own personal pan pizza!
As the racing season is about to start, you may want to consider what worked and what did not from the season past.
Spring is just around the corner.
This article is part two in a series on inflammation and how your diet can make a difference.
Every triathlete wants a faster 10k time at the end of an Olympic distance race.