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Q&A: Practicing Nutrition Indoors
- By Lauren Antonucci
- Published 5 hours ago
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Jesse Thomas Blog: Your 15 Milliseconds Of Fame
- By Jesse Thomas
- Published May 7, 2013
Like the rest of the “Entertainment Tonight”-watching/Us Weekly-reading world, I was enthralled last spring by the phenomenal story of
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Nutritional Strategies For Optimal Recovery
- By Corinne Mäder
- Published May 3, 2013
After an intensive endurance training session, recovery takes top priority because, after all, you want to reap the benefits from your
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Lighter Is Not Always Better
- By Chris McCormack
- Published April 30, 2013
When it comes to Ironman, lighter is not necessarily better. I’d say 99 per cent of people I talk to in this sport believe weight’s
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Pro Tips: Mental Attitude & Outlook
- By Holly Bennett
- Published April 18, 2013
When it comes to triathlon, the mental aspect is as important as the physical (if not even more so). How do the pros manage their mental
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Why You Need To Keep A Training Log
- By Mackenzie Lobby
- Published April 5, 2013
Organization is undoubtedly one of the biggest keys to training effectively. Put simply, when there is none, training quality suffers.
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McCormack: Rest, Recharge, Reset
- By Chris McCormack
- Published March 26, 2013
- Updated March 26, 2013 at 2:42 pm
Without a doubt, the most common feeling everyone has a few days after a big goal race is one of hollowness. The elation of the day is
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Master The Swim Exit In Six Easy Steps
- By Jene Shaw
- Published March 22, 2013
Exiting the open water is an often overlooked part of the transition from swim to bike. Many seconds can be gained and lost, so technique
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Eat Your Way To A Quick Recovery
- By Sally Berry
- Published March 21, 2013
Sometimes getting sick or injured while training is beyond your control. But your food choices can prevent you from sitting on the
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Busy Living: Juggling Training & Life
- By Matt Dixon
- Published March 20, 2013
You have aspirations, the best intentions and you’re motivated, but your weekly training is so often limited with that full bucket of