Training Day With Craig Alexander Part One: The Plan
- By Steve Godwin
- Published Sep 26, 2011
- Updated Jun 23, 2012 at 2:24 PM UTC
How is Craig Alexander preparing for this year’s Ironman World Championship? In this five-part “Training Day” series we’re bringing you up close and personal with the two-time champ as he gears up for the year’s biggest race. In part one Crowie provides his basic training mantra for Ironmans and walks us through the plan for a key bike/run session in the outskirts of Boulder, Colo.
Click here to watch part two: The Ride.
FILED UNDER: Features / Video TAGS: Craig Alexander / crowie training day / kona 2011 / Training Day
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