Beginner Triathlete - Ironman articles

author : Manny
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photoTraining tips and lessons to keeping your head in the game.
author : dara
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photoIronman is all consuming and deciding to complete one can never be taken lightly. Triathlon is a lifestyle, so don’t rush the journey to your first Ironman; enjoy your new way of life.
author : mikericci
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photoWhat most athletes forget to realize is that all the training in the world will go down the toilet if the pacing or the nutrition plan isn�t executed properly.
author : KevinKonczak
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photoAfter you have established the Ironman goal, the most important factor outside of the training is which race to choose? What is your best sort of course, hilly, rolling, flat?
author : dara
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photoIt makes no sense to train hard for a year to hone that aerobic system only to have all that training undermined by a few anaerobic bursts on race day. So, how do you go about it?
author : infosteward
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photoMore than any other factor – including distances in other sports, weight, height – time on bike proved important for faster performance.
author : Rich Strauss
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photoThe 112/4 Race Rehearsal Brick. If done correctly, the RR is usually no more stressful than a regular training ride, and that is probably the point.
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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.
author : dara
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photoPlaning a successful nutrition strategy of fueling for your first Ironman triathlon.
author : dara
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photoA guide that takes you from check-in to the finish line for your first Ironman triathlon.
author : trilover
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photoByrn won’t hold your hand through the long hours and miles required finishing or for success in an IM, he can only show you how to get there. The work is up to you.
author : BrianPBN
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photoAs every veteran athlete can attest, a non-existent or ill planned ‘race meal plan’ will leave you falling far short of your goals or even worse, in the medical tent.
author : ewkfit
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My training was taking off. I had never felt stronger. I was making bigger strides than I ever had. I was stronger and faster than I had imagined myself ever being.
author : trilover
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photoInterview with three-time Ironman World Champion Peter Reid
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