Beginner Triathlete - Training articles

author : Coach AJ
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photoI'm going to let you in on how to get faster by doing nothing. Well, not exactly nothing, but you won't have to raise your heart rate, put out 300 watts, or really even break a sweat.
author : sportfactory
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photoAs you approach your goal race it is important to train as you will race. The last thing you want is to be surprised on race day.
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photoBecause of potential heat injury and sun damage, there are certain precautions that should be taken. Here are some tips to avoid heat injury.
author : Coach AJ
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photoI have my first tri coming up and I want to know how much I should train on race week and when do I stop completely?
author : sportfactory
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photoTraining and racing with your body type mostly means a more analytical approach to both. Here are a few ways you can tip the genetic scale.
author : Coach AJ
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photoIs it a good idea to wear winter training clothing while training in 70 degree weather in an attempt to artificially mimic warmer weather similiar to my race?
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photoFind out how the Flexible Warrior yoga poses can help triathletes through warmup, cross-training and recovery sequences. This segment is a series of active, range of motion poses used for warming up.
author : crowny2
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photoI’ve never been a great athlete but I have always "seen" myself doing well. Funny how that has helped me perform better when I probably would have seriously underperformed or worse, failed.
author : YourYoga
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photoThe yoga standing poses in this segment comprise the tree, warrior, triangle, extended side angle and downward dog. These poses will aid in balance and provide gentle stretching to your entire body.
author : AMSSM
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photoThe off season should be just that – a time to rest your body, to rehabilitate injury, and to plan ahead on how to improve performance and prevent injury in the season to come.
author : YourYoga
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photoThe focus for this second session are the Sun Salutations that are comprised of 12 poses that flow from one to another, repeated four times.
author : YourYoga
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photoThe focus for this first session will be on breathing. Breathing will be the foundation for the more complex and strenuous poses that will support your bodyweight in future yoga poses.
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photoIs one month enough time to recover from my first marathon to go and do my first olympic tri? My alternative options are to do the 1/2 marathon and then do the olympic.
author : docgill
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photoIs it possible for loners to work in a small group and still have plenty of time on their own? Training in small groups can give many benefits.
author : sportfactory
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photoLearning about the proper pedal interface, how to best acheive pedal force, good cycling form and bike fit, we can learn to achieve greater bike speed.
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