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photoMark will reveal blow by blow what took him from six devastating setbacks in the Ironman World Championships in Kona to the first of his six World Championship victories on the Big Island.
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photoWhat is so fun about blisters, sore muscles and chafing, anyway?
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photoCan you tell me how my LT and V02 max have not decreased after 8 months of absolutely no speedwork? I did very minimal running up until February 2005.
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photoYesterday I found that my heart rate was maxed at 95% and averaged 80% for the bike and run with no breathing problems. However, I just couldn't seem to get more out of my legs. Thoughts?
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photoI started tri training last July. Right now I am recovering from a stress fracture in my hip and I can't run. Any advice regarding keeping motivated?
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avatarApproximately how long do you think can I reasonably expect to keep making these improvements in speed and performance? I know it has to drop off sometime, I'd just like to have an idea of when.
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avatarI can't get my gel pack out of my back pocket and then get it open to eat! I know this sounds really beginnerish, but what tricks or tools can I use to be able to have my food more accessible?
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avatarMy question is on nutrition in a long race. Most intake will occur on the bike, but I'm curious as to the details. I didn't do real well in this area last year and really need to improve.
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avatarWhen you're in the middle of your training plan for a major event (Ironman Lake Placid), how do you handle injuries when they come up?
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photoMark Allen, six time Ironman Champion, answers the most common questions beginners have in getting into triathlons.
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avatarThoughts on carbohydrate loading leading up to triathlon race day.
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avatarThoughts on low carbohydrate diets in conjuntion with triathlon training.
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markallenonline.com

1989-1995 Ironman Champion, Mark runs www.markallenonline.com, a online triathlon training system for athletes.