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Post-race recovery doesn't stop the day after your race. Here's what you should be doing for the week after your race.
Want to maintain lifelong success and participation in the sport of triathlon? Here are three daily practices you need to prioritize.
Many athletes seem to be very diligent about keeping their legs spinning and their watts or speed low when doing a recovery bike session or subsequently, with the swim, keeping the focus on drills and really easy swimming, but when it comes to the Recovery Run, that can be a whole different story.
I’m Susan Haag, and I am the world record holder for most IRONMAN triathlons completed by a woman - 128 and counting.
As athletes, most of us focus on how to work harder so that we can get stronger and faster.
As weekly mileage starts to creep up, so should your focus on recovery strategies, as recovery is just as critical as training.
Learn the difference between letting nature take its course and recovering with a hydrocolloid blister cushion.
So first, what are dynamic warm-up exercises? Basically, they are functional based movements done before exercise to prepare your body for the exercise ahead.
Before pursuing new clients or sponsors for your triathlon “brand,” you should create a plan that includes your brand and your story to help connect with them.
New massage technology, Rhythm Therapy™, is like Mozart for the muscles. By promoting a feeling of happiness; it helps center and connect the mind and body.