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The Art Of Swimming Faster
- By Dan Bullock
- Published October 31, 2012
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How To Realise A Big Swim Improvement
- By Sara McLarty
- Published October 17, 2012
Although less common than in cycling and running, it’s possible to have your own “big drop” in the swim leg with the right training
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Running vs. Triathlon Running
- By Paul Moore
- Published September 6, 2011
It seems obvious to say it, but running off the bike is a very different thing to running straight out. But why are some of us better at it
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How to Take Advantage of Swimming In A Wetsuit
- By Paul Moore
- Published August 31, 2011
Most triathletes refer to the buoyancy benefits of swimming in a wetsuit, but there are plenty more advantages to be had than that. Dan
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Video: Solving The Swim Speed Problem
- By Paul Moore
- Published June 9, 2011
- Updated June 9, 2011 at 4:56 pm
Terry Laughlin of Total Immersion fame has made a career out of helping people swim faster. In this, the first part of a series on how to
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Mark Allen: The Secret To Breakthrough Running
- By Paul Moore
- Published March 9, 2011
As a regular runner, you might have tried incorporating variations in your training in an effort to experience a running breakthrough.
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Why You Should Be Doing Speed Work Now
- By Paul Moore
- Published February 24, 2011
This part of the season is all about building your base, right? Well, not if you listen to an increasing number of coaches who advocate
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Run Your Way To A Faster Ironman Finish
- By Paul Moore
- Published January 13, 2011
Why do only 10 percent of Ironman athletes manage to run sub 4-hours on the marathon? And what can those athletes do to improve this time?
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Time For A Cleanse?
- By Paul Moore
- Published December 28, 2010
The turkey was stuffed (a bit like the Aussies, for that matter), the beer has been drunk and the last party popper, well, popped. So is it
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How Carbon Wheels Make You Faster
- By Paul Moore
- Published September 30, 2010
Everybody knows that carbon wheels look good, but do they actually have a significant impact on your performance? Well, yes as it happens.