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Sleep In: It’ll Make You Faster
- By Kelly O'Mara
- Published April 24, 2013
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Sleep Your Way To Better Race Times
- By Dr. Robert Portman
- Published February 22, 2013
The average triathlete has a time management problem. Twenty-four hours just isn’t enough time to juggle the competing interests of
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How To Eat Your Way To A Better Night Sleep
- By Cielestia Calbay
- Published December 13, 2012
If pre-race jitters are taking a toll on your eight hours of shut-eye, you may want to consider eating your way to a better night’s rest.
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The Perfect Day
- By Matt Fitzgerald
- Published November 8, 2012
It is said that our bodies have clocks — body clocks. It might be truer to say our bodies are clocks. Recent advances in the
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The Three Golden Rules of Recovery
- By Marty Munson
- Published July 18, 2012
Right now, there’s no (legal) magic formula that helps you recover at a superhuman rate. And to say that research is contradictory on the
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The Healthy Habits Of Fit Triathletes
- By Pip Taylor
- Published June 26, 2012
Struggling to reach your race weight? Then it might be time to re-evaluate how you are attacking your eating habits. They read hunger
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Food That Will Help You Sleep Better
- By Paul Moore
- Published September 19, 2011
Sleep is not only one of the best things ever invented, it is also a fantastic tool to expedite recovery and keep you feeling healthy. But
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Andy Potts: The Five Rules Of Recovery
- By Paul Moore
- Published June 29, 2011
One of the fastest triathletes on the planet, Andy Potts has claimed major titles at every distance in the sport. And one of the keys to
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The Ten Commandments Of Endurance Training
- By Paul Moore
- Published January 4, 2011
When it comes to endurance training, plenty of people have plenty of ideas about what you should do and how. But there are a few universal
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The Ten Commandments Of Injury Prevention
- By Paul Moore
- Published November 11, 2010
- Updated November 11, 2010 at 3:24 pm
The coming months are traditionally a time to take stock, plan ahead and focus (or re-focus) training on your goals for 2011. But how