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Training By Feel
- By Matt Fitzgerald
- Published 9 hours ago
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Speed Machines: Cervelo P5
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published May 14, 2013
- Updated May 15, 2013 at 6:30 pm
Over the next few weeks we’ll be analysing the performance of triathlon speed machines – and at the end of the week we’ll
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Swim Speed Series: The High-Elbow Pull
- By Gary Hall Sr.
- Published May 1, 2013
One of the most difficult swimming concepts to understand is why one should pull with the elbows near the surface, also referred to as
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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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Aero Advantage: Helmets
- By Aaron Hersh
- Published April 11, 2013
If you want to spend money to ride faster, there is no shortage of aero products to choose from. A pair of carbon aero wheels or top-level
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Chasing 2:40 At Kona: Looking Forward
- By Kim McDonald
- Published April 3, 2013
- Updated April 4, 2013 at 11:17 am
Yesterday we looked back at the history of chasing the record for the Ironman World Championship run. Today we look forward. We look at
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Chasing 2:40 At Kona: Looking Back
- By Kim McDonald
- Published April 2, 2013
Despite deeper pro fields and constant advancements in bike and run technology, the best Ironman athletes in the world are still chasing
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Four Steps To Becoming A Better Runner
- By Jené Shaw & Bethany Mavis
- Published March 26, 2013
Consider yourself more of a swim-biker? Take advice from some of the sport’s best coaches on how you can shake up your training for a
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Monday Swim Set: Long Kick & Speed Shifts
- By Sara McLarty
- Published March 25, 2013
Triathlete Europe contributor Sara McLarty has a blog with more than 500 creative workouts used in her Masters swim program in Florida.
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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


