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Weekend Swim Tip: Recover Right

  • By Sara McLarty
  • Published 3 days ago
The fourth phase of a swim stroke is recovery. It starts when the arm exits the water and ends when the arm drops back into the water. The
  • Train Slow, Run Fast

    • By Matt Fitzgerald
    • Published May 17, 2012
    • Updated 4 days ago

    Last year I went for a run with Adam and Kara Goucher around the Nike campus in Beaverton, Ore. Not only was I thrilled to have the

  • Swim Smooth: Breaking Down That ‘Perfect’ Stroke

    • By Dan Bullock
    • Published 5 days ago

    Apparently I swim like a fish, and have done for quite some time, at least those in the triathlon community believe. I have never known

  • Injured? Do Not Put Your Feet Up!!

    • By Dr. Jordan D. Metzl
    • Published 5 days ago

    In the beginning days of sports medicine, the advice was simple. Your shins hurt from running, your knees hurts from biking or your

  • Seeing Double: Nailing Two Sessions In One Day

    • By Jene Shaw
    • Published 6 days ago

    You’ve probably done plenty of double workouts—swim in the morning, run later in the day—depending on your experience in the sport.

  • Long Runs: Focus On The Quality

    • By Scott Jurek
    • Published 7 days ago

    When it comes to training, there is no easy way out. To be stronger runners, we need to run. To become fit and either reap the benefits of

  • Speed Up Your Swim: Time Trial Workouts

    • By Matt Fitzgerald
    • Published May 11, 2012

    Swim time-trial workouts look more like a real triathlon swim leg than a set of 50-meter sprints and can enhance your performance come race

  • Ten Rescues For When Your Race (Or Training) Goes Wrong

    • By Marty Munson
    • Published May 10, 2012

    Things were going so well—until your legs of steel started feeling like legs of jelly. Or that Masters swim lane mate passed you and you

  • Get To Know Your Big Ring

    • By Gordo Byrn
    • Published May 10, 2012

    Coming from a running background, I entered triathlon with a large gap between my bike and run heart rate zones. On the flats, my bike

  • The Key To Coachless Swimming

    • By Dan Bullock
    • Published May 9, 2012

    Over the last few years I have been honing a range of skills and drills that can be performed on your own and in some way will let you know

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