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Structuring the Perfect Ironman Season2007-04-12

A macro-view on preparing your season for an Ironman. Includes some tips on picking an Ironman race depending on where you live.


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JV to Varsity Ironman: Training to Get Faster2007-02-12

Pay attention to details! Little things like body composition, bike fit, powermeter use and swim technique become big on the Varsity Team


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Pedaling Technique and Drills Summary2006-12-07

By becoming more aware of your pedal stroke, you can choose to manipulate where and how you activate your leg muscles as your foot traces the circular trajectory at the cranks.


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Ironman on a Motorcycle - Race Support for IMAZ2006-06-04

I was not an official; I simply observed the race and the officials doing their thing. Here is what I saw:


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Coach's Triathlon Question and Answer Session2006-05-01

Topics include Ironman training, nutrition, focus weeks, balance, running form, SPL, powermeter, coaching and minimal training time for events.


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The Long Bike: Volume, Intensity, Group Riding, Nutrition, Gear and Technique2006-01-29

The most valuable thing you can do for your endurance training is to schedule a weekly 2-4hr long ride from now until the end of time. Simply make this “what you do” every Saturday or Sunday morning.


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The Tri Club Potential of Group Riding, Part II2006-01-01

Inclusion is the key, with elements of the ride fulfilling the training and social needs of 95% of the membership. We have found that course selection, leadership have been the keys.


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The Tri Club Potential of Group Riding2005-11-27

Tri clubs offer all of us, from beginner to advanced athlete, a venue in which we can realign our perspective of what “fast” and “far” are, pushing us to new and greater heights of performance.


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Limiter Season - Begin Planning Your Goals2005-10-30

By focusing on your limiters during the off-season you can accrue your highest rate of return for training time invested and set yourself up well for next season.


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Race Rehearsal Guidance for Ironman2005-05-03

The 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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Cycling Cadence2005-04-10

The physics and physiology of high and low cadence cycling. Both low and high cadence work are useful for increasing your “cadence comfort,” or your comfort within a wide range of cadences.


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Event-Based Training Volume2005-01-24

Your training schedule should be based completely on the hours you have available to train, not necessarily on the number of hours you "need" to train.





   
   
 
 
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