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Why Self-Coaching Can Be A Good Thing

  • By Mackenzie Madison
  • Published 11 hours ago
Before you shell out money to hire a triathlon coach, consider the benefits of structuring your own training plan.
  • Transition Like A Pro: Jesse Thomas

    • By Steve Godwin
    • Published May 23, 2012
    • Updated 1 day ago

    Every week we’ll bring you a video of a different pro in transition so you can pick up tips and apply them to your own race.

  • The Secrets To Running Downhill

    • By Jené Shaw
    • Published May 22, 2012
    • Updated 1 day ago

    Want to blow by your competition? Learn how to tackle the downhill.

  • What Would You Tell Your Younger Self?

    • By Samantha McGlone
    • Published 3 days ago

    Samantha McGlone polled a few professional triathletes about the things they wish they had learned early in their careers.

  • Sara’s Slam: Fitness Vs. Technique

    • By Jené Shaw
    • Published 3 days ago

    To challenge Sara McLarty on this month’s topic of “what’s more important—technique or fitness?” is Scott Bay.

  • Quick Set Friday: Warmup Kick

    • By Jené Shaw
    • Published 6 days ago

    Triathlete contributor and swimming all-star Sara McLarty brings us another workout to try out this weekend.

  • Swim Tip: Recover Right

    • By Sara McLarty
    • Published May 17, 2012
    • Updated May 17, 2012 at 6:06 PM UTC

    Swim coach and professional triathlete Sara McLarty breaks down the recovery phase of the swim stroke.

  • Do Your Feet Go Numb When You Run?

    • By Catherine Mallette
    • Published May 16, 2012

    You may have Morton’s neuroma.

  • Video: Yoga For Runners — Low Lunge, Part 1

    • By Triathlete.com
    • Published May 15, 2012

    Sage Rountree describes the first of three Low Lunge exercises that will open up your hips and increase your stride length.

  • No Rest For The Injured

    • By Jordan D. Metzl, M.D.
    • Published May 15, 2012

    All of the cardiovascular conditioning that goes into training is lost if you don’t keep moving.

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