Self Endurance Triathlon

An All-Rounder On The Field And Beyond

Prerana Sravan Kumar is not your everyday 16-year-old. The sprightly Bengaluru girl has made India proud at the international stage by winning a medal in the coveted Hong Kong Asian Youth Triathlon Championship. The talented athlete first stole the limelight winning the gold in the BMF Triathlon Sprint Distance Triathlon in 2021 before she made […]

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Nutrition Triathlon

Which Foods to Avoid at Aid Stations

During a triathlon, aid stations can look like a lunchtime buffet with a smorgasbord of options for weary athletes: bananas, orange slices, chips, pretzels, cookies, fig bars, peanut butter and jelly, pickle juice, and even chicken soup. If you’re competing in an Ironman event, expect to see sponsor products too, like Gatorade Endurance, Red Bull, […]

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Training Triathlon

Training For An Ironman Triathlon – 7 Day Practice Test

Ironman triathlon is an ultra-endurance race. Training for it is notoriously difficult and can easily consume a lot of time. Also getting to the level of fitness that will see you through an Ironman finish line will take at least a year for a lot of people.  How do you assess that if you’re ready […]

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Swimming Triathlon

What Are Some Ways To Measure Effort In The Water?

Everyone knows that big, old clock sitting on the side of the pool deck. The one that moves double-time during your rest interval and looks like it’s wobbling a little bit after your 6×200 main set? If you’re a triathlete who trains in the pool, there are times when you probably feel like a slave […]

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Self Endurance Triathlon

WHAT DO I NEED FOR MY FIRST TRIATHLON?

TRAINING AND CONDITION During your triathlon you will go swimming, cycling and walking. And how far you should do that depends on the different competitions from which you can choose. This way you can start with a sprint triathlon or others choose to start immediately with half or a distance. In all cases it is […]

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Training Triathlon

Ways to Improve Your Transitions Easily

To take a wetsuit off in the shortest amount of time and then jump on a bike with your shoes already clipped in requires some practice. The same goes for T2, which is the transition from bike to run. That’s why it is paramount that you get used to the feeling of transitioning and practice […]

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Training Triathlon

Time Trainer Workouts for Triathletes in Winter

There’s no 12 hour mental torture sessions here. These workouts range from 45 to 90 minutes. Each session can be adapted to be shorter or longer depending on where you are in your season and the specific needs of your race calendar. In terms of intensity, use these parameters to correspond to the intensity prescribed […]

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Cycling Triathlon

Cold weather riding gear & tips for triathletes & cyclists

You’ve been on your trainer all winter and you’re just dying to get out as the salt washes off the roads and the ice turns to mud.  There’s only so much Zwift an athlete can handle! Northern triathletes and cyclists ride four to eight weeks in the spring and fall in temps ranging from 30F […]

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Training Triathlon

Running Stride Length In Triathlon

One of the most important elements of run technique is stride length, yet it is often overshadowed by the debate about which part of the foot should meet the ground first. In fact, stride length and foot-ground contact point are linked, but one is far more important than the other. When runners talk about the […]

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Marathon Triathlon

Triathlon Strength Training – How To Plan For Base Phase & Beyond

As multisport athletes we try to accumulate as much swim, bike and run hours as possible. However, triathlon strength training can be a very effective way to build endurance as well. Not to mention that it also helps to build power and support the body during the gruelling training schedule. Not all athletes are fans […]

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