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How To Pace Your Next Triathlon
- By Samantha McGlone
- Published April 17, 2013
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Know Your Natural Run Pace
- By Matt Fitzgerald
- Published April 3, 2013
Every runner has a natural running pace. It’s the pace you fall into automatically when you go for your typical moderate, steady run of a
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Develop A Better Sense Of Run Pace
- By Jeff Gaudette
- Published January 23, 2013
The line between setting a new personal best and a near miss is often razor thin. A simple mistake like running just a few seconds too fast
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Six Common Triathlon Mistakes
- By Joe Friel
- Published August 20, 2012
- Updated August 20, 2012 at 2:19 pm
One of the most famous coaches in triathlon, Joe Friel, runs through the six most common mistakes made by triathletes, and how to fix them.
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How To Pace Your Race
- By Scott Fliegelman
- Published April 17, 2012
In most cases you can’t walk away from a from a race (especially an Ironman) and say, “I had a great bike, but an awful run”; one is
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Try A Run / Walk Strategy… On The Bike
- By Paul Moore
- Published October 18, 2011
A run/walk strategy is often employed by triathletes when they get off two wheels, but how about trying it when you are still on two
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Why Going Too Fast May Make You A Slower Runner
- By Paul Moore
- Published August 30, 2011
We all like to push ourselves, but is it possible to push ourselves too hard? Yes, in a word. And if you are following a prescribed
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Pace Your Race
- By Paul Moore
- Published July 27, 2011
- Updated July 27, 2011 at 2:25 pm
In most cases you can’t walk away from a from a race (especially an Ironman) and say, “I had a great bike, but an awful run”. One is
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Six Common Triathlon Mistakes (And The Solutions)
- By Paul Moore
- Published July 15, 2011
Triathlon training is often a case of trial and error – for novice triathletes and experts alike. But there are some common mistakes
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The Benefits Of Slow Running
- By Paul Moore
- Published June 7, 2011
Many age group athletes find that the temptation when going out for a run is to go hard. But that’s not how the fastest athletes in