Training
Five Tips For Avoiding Cycling Overuse Injuries
Cycling is an extremely repetitive sport that involves long duration and high-intensity training—which can ultimately lead to injury. However, there
Time To Ramp Up Your Swim Training
Now is the time to be working on your swim strength and stroke technique. Incorporating the right training into your
Speedwork In February?
February might represent the early stages of the base phase of training, but it is also a good time to
New Season, New Goals
Goal setting is one of the defining characteristics that separates athletes from exercisers; we set our sights on specific targets
Swimming: Should Beginners Self-Coach?
Learning to swim is often the biggest hurdle for adults getting into triathlon. With all the literature and videos out
Balance Better, Run Better
The ability to efficiently stay upright is the most overlooked component of running fitness. For the past two years Swedish
Triathlon-Specific Track Workout: The Poor Man’s Brick
This track workout with a twist simulates a brick workout without the need for a bike. If you need to
Does Winter Running Burn More Calories?
Winter running breeds some interesting misconceptions, so we decided to get the straight story. We enlisted the help of one
Train Smart In Sickness And In Health
Triathletes refuse to miss workouts—no matter how sick we get. But there are times when training during illness can be
Up & Running: Returning From An Off-Season Break
You know the feeling: you’ve got that itch to get out and train, but you’re dreading that first session of
