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2018 -The Year to Get Lean and Fast Again- Hiring a Coach!
On the eve of me signing up for my 12th Ironman I wanted to write a bit about what has been happening recently. For the last 10-12 weeks I have spent a lot of time reflecting on my previous race … Continue reading
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IMTX and IMLP Recap
Ironman Lake Placid was my 7th Ironman that I was able to participate in and complete. IMLP was suppose to be a bit different than last year. It was suppose to be me getting redemption after having a rough race … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycling, IMLP, Ironman, Ironman Lake Placid, Ironman Texas, Ironman Triathlon, Multi-Sports, Triathlon
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2014 Off Season Training- “No Pain!”
Every year I come up with an off-season training plan and goals. I posted last years plan here: 2013/2014 Off-Season Training. Being in New England it’s tough to get out there and bike/run much. I like off-season training to give … Continue reading
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Tagged cross train, Cycling, Ironman, Ironman Texas, Marathon, off-season training, Triathlon Training
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Triathlon Training: When is my next workout!
Going from two sports to three sports really changes your mentality. When you’re training with one or two it’s not hard to split it out evenly say over two weeks. When you add a third sport it’s trying to find … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycling, Multi-Sports, Road running, swimming, Triathlon, Triathlon Training
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Cross Training
If you come from a non active background and were never truly an athlete running 4-5 times a week 12 months a year is virtually impossible. For the first five years of running I never truly understood that. I found … Continue reading