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Not Your Normal Open Water Swim Tips
- By Mark Livesy
- Published 12 hours ago
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Run Training: Back To Base(Ics)
- By Lance Watson
- Published March 22, 2013
Did you let your running slip this off-season? This four- week programme will get you safely moving back toward triathlon fitness. Work off
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Six Common Swim Myths
- By Sara McLarty
- Published February 22, 2013
Spend enough time with enough triathletes around enough pools and you’re likely to encounter some pretty surprising swimming
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Make The Most Of Treadmill Training
- By Caitlin Chock
- Published February 11, 2013
“Treadmills are for wimps.” While they may not say it outright, plenty of runner purists have thought it. It is with a bit of shame
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Alex Thompson Blog: Training Stress Scores
- By Alex Thompson
- Published December 4, 2012
This block was designed to make sure I really nailed my strength targets. I’ve been working towards this strength goal for three years.
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Qualify For Kona: The Training Plan
- By Lance Watson
- Published November 6, 2012
For a triathlete, completing an Ironman is the challenge to top all challenges. Your first Ironman is a feat in uncharted territory: It’s
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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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Rethink Your Use Of The Pull Buoy
- By Gerry Rodrigues
- Published July 20, 2012
The pull buoy, traditionally used by coaches to build power and strength, is often deployed with the swimmer wearing massive-sized paddles.
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Why You Should Learn The Backstroke
- By Sara McLarty
- Published April 24, 2012
The backstroke is easy to learn and helpful to triathletes for multiple reasons. It counteracts swimmer’s “shoulder slouch” by
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Winter Swim Sessions For Spring Success!
- By Paul Moore
- Published November 29, 2011
Sprinkle these three workouts throughout your indoor training program this winter to become a better swimmer come spring: The following


