A storm rolls in, and your swim is canceled. Now what? It’s totally normal to freak out, but don’t let that stop you. Champions pivot!
read moreAthlete Name: Anthony Scalise Race Name: Western Mass 70.3 Year: 2024 Goals for this race – – bike smart and avoid the 9 mile death march I experienced at this race last year – implement run fueling improvements using gels – set a baseline for Maine 70.3 in 6 weeks Race day – Up 3:30,…
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Endurace racing is undeniably captivating, from the adrenaline-pumping equipment to the unwavering focus, and the unparalleled expression of passion for what you love to do. As an endurance athlete, your race day is the culmination of your hard work, dedication, and the pursuit of your dreams. However, the allure of racing goes beyond its surface…
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If you’re on the quest for a performance-enhancing edge without breaking the bank, we’ve got exciting news for you. The folks at Triathlete.com wrote the definitive piece on this trend. According to that article, the latest trend of stuffing a simple cycling water bottle down your tight racing top with a zipper, aptly known as…
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For those of you with short attention spans, I went 10:27 on the day. 1:07 swim 5:02 bike 4:04 marathon While it’s not even close to my personal best, the highlight of my day was being able to flex my mental toughness. Racing here is special, and I not only had a great time racing…
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Coach Patrick’s Comeback Report — 9:36 at 2017 Ironman® Mont Tremblant Quick Summary For those of you who might want a quick recap or with little time, here are the details. Swam a 1:07, Biked a 4:55 and Ran a 3:27 on my way to a 9:36 finishing time. This was a 1 minute…
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Image Courtesy of Buster Carbon Not finishing your target race of the season can be a massive blow to your endurance ego. Your ego doesn’t care how you DNF’d; it only knows that you failed. For days, weeks, and months you have built the fitness and the expectation that you would achieve your finish line. Now what? It’s time to make…
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The last race of your year represents an opportunity for you to redeem yourself or to confirm that you are truly awesome. Don’t put any undue pressure on yourself other than making sure that you’re doing everything possible to have your best race. You have lessons learned from earlier races and a good sense of…
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While the Ironman World Championships in Kona are in just a few days, there’s still a lot of long course racing left on the calendar. These are our Four Keys of Long Course Triathlon Bike Execution, to help you get your mind right about how to ride the long course bike> The Delta Isn’t as…
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We know you’ve done tons and tons of work to build a bigger engine, YOU, to power your bicycle. But did you know there are many small tweaks and changes you can make to your setup that will yield free speed on the bike? Well, it’s free in the sense that you don’t have…
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