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Distance Runners & Strength Work
- By Jeremey Duvall, M.S., CPT
- Published April 17, 2013
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Swim Speed Series: Body Rotation
- By Gary Hall Sr.
- Published April 12, 2013
There are two compelling reasons to rotation the body in freestyle and backstroke. First, the rotation puts the arm and body in a
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Linsey Corbin: Bike Strength Workout
- By Julia Polloreno
- Published April 5, 2013
American pro triathlete Linsey Corbin has been training in Arizona ahead of the 2013 season. As part of her training Corbin did a weekly
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Fast By The Numbers: Pete Jacobs
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published January 23, 2013
Just like Craig Alexander did in 2011, super-runner Pete Jacobs used an uncharacteristically strong ride to set himself up to win the 2012
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Michael Phelps’ Secret Swim Strength Weapon?
- By Gary Hall Sr.
- Published September 25, 2012
In preparation for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, our team decided to hire strength specialist Andy Deichert to help U.S. sprinters gain speed
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Test It! Is Your Run Form Improving?
- By Jene Shaw
- Published September 13, 2012
Doing frequent 5Ks or 10Ks is one way to find out if you’ve gained run speed, but because of the inconvenient weekend timing—hey, we
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Bike Smarter To Run Stronger
- By Rich Strauss
- Published September 11, 2012
While the finer details of executing the perfect triathlon bike leg are usually specific to the race distance, they generally fall under
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Cranking It: Rotor Power Is Here
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published September 1, 2012
Rotor is throwing their hat into the increasingly crowded ring of power meter producers. They hired Italian measurement engineering firm
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Improve Your Fitness With Progression Runs
- By Brad Hudson
- Published August 9, 2012
Elite distance runners often use workouts known as progression runs to boost fitness, train their bodies to run faster while fatigued and
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Run Training: Anaerobic Workouts
- By Matt Fitzgerald
- Published August 3, 2012
Some runners have funny ideas about the meaning of the word “anaerobic”. It’s not their fault, though, because even many exercise


