Triathlon Swimming Technique
October 24, 2010
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Cold Water Swimming & Cramps (Part 1)
September 26, 2010
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Tri Swim Coach podcast on cold water swimming and cramps. Sign up for the Tri Swim Coach newsletter at www.triswimcoachonline.com for 5 online swim lessons geared towards triathlon swimming.
Triathlon Swim Drill – Underwater swimming
September 22, 2010
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www.thumbsupswimming.com – improve your triathlon swimming with this triathlon swim drill
Will P90X help with triathlon training?
August 28, 2010
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I have been doing p90x classic for one month now and am planning to do a triathlon in 3-4 months. Will p90x be beneficial with a triathlon training regimen?
Triathlon Swim Drill – Thumbs Up Swimming with Paddles
August 24, 2010
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www.thumbsupswimming.com – improve your triathlon swimming with this triathlon swim drill
Triathlon Swimming – Brick sessions at home using an Endless Pool Swim Machine
July 31, 2010
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Save valuable training time and build your open water endurance in an Endless Pools Swim Current, working up to 30 % harder in less than half the time of your current swimming training. You can get that feeling for open water swimming in your own backyard, giving you more time to work on the cycling and running disciplines, as well as a great “brick session” workout. You can now train at home on your own schedule at your own perfect pace. No travelling, no crowded pools, no heavy chlorine. Just your own precision engineered swimming pool, where you swim against a smooth current that’s fully adjustable to any speed or ability. Optional accessories such as the floor mirror allow you to correct your technique as you swim, making you more efficient in the water, saving energy for the bike and run. The Endless Pool Swim Current Machines are simple to install, easy to use and maintain, economical to run, and fit in most existing or new backyard pools.
how do we train for triathlon when we re ona scout camp?
July 27, 2010
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i’m a 14 year old girl, i m in the middle of intense triathlon training (about 4 hours a day) I’m going away on scout camp for 2 weeks, how can I train as the triathlon is the week after and it is a really important one? is there any workouts I can do?
how do we train for triathlon when we re on a scout camp?
July 15, 2010
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i’m a 14 year old girl, i m in the middle of intense triathlon training (about 4 hours a day) I’m going away on scout camp for 2 weeks, how can I train as the triathlon is the week after and it is a really important one? is there any workouts I can do?
Triathlon Training – Common Mistakes #2
July 7, 2010
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www.rockstartriathlete.com Triathlon coach Kerry Sullivan talks about the common mistakes triathletes make in triathlon training 1. No Strength Training Sure, most of the pro triathletes you see may *look* like lean, skinny guys and girls who have never touched a weight in their life, but the reality is that strength training goes far beyond football style deadlifts, squats and benchpress, Do you do fire hydrants? How about elastic band walks? Rotator cuff rotations? Planks? All this requires no weights, but is still considered resistance training, and is incredibly beneficial for your triathlon training program. Don’t get fooled into thinking that strength training is bad for you – most of those studies were done with heavy dumbbells and barbells, not the more precise body weight and elastic type resistances you should be using. 2. Ignoring Data Do you know the power from your last bike session? OK, so maybe you haven’t invested in a power meter, but what about your speed and distance? Heart rate? Do you know your average 100m pace in the pool for your priority race distance? Do you know your per mile pace in your long run, or do you ever take a GPS out with you? You’re living in an age where data is fairly inexpensive, easy to get, easy to interpret, and highly beneficial. Take advantage of this and at least give yourself some baseline pace and heart rate measurements so you can track your triathlon training progress. 3. Obsessing Over Data Of course, you may also be …
Triathlon Training – Cold Water Swimming
June 4, 2010
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www.triathlonsummit.com Triathlon coach Kerry Sullivan gives triathlon training advice on how to swim in cold water with no wetsuit.











