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March Check-In: Gearing Up for Race Season

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March has arrived, bringing unpredictable weather and the first signs of race season. Whether you’re deep in training or just getting back into the rhythm, now is the time to fine-tune your preparation, adjust for early-season conditions, and lock in key race strategies. The Early-Season Race Advantage Athletes tackling early-season races have a unique challenge.…

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2025 Endurance Nation Full and Half IM Training Plans: The 18th Evolution of Fast

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As we roll into spring, Endurance Nation is proud to introduce the 18th edition of our Half and Full Ironman training plans. These aren’t just workouts strung together—these are battle-tested, athlete-approved, and performance-optimized blueprints for success. Every year, we refine our plans based on real-world racing, coach expertise, and community feedback to keep you at the cutting edge of endurance training. 2025 is no…

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Process Over Goals: The Key to Endurance Success

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As we move through February, the endurance racing season is quickly approaching. Athletes inside Endurance Nation are finding themselves at different points in their journey—some are just getting started, while others are deep in race preparation. Regardless of where you are in your training, one thing remains true: success is not about setting big goals.…

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Why Early-Season Testing Is the Secret to Your Best Race Year Yet

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The One Thing Most Athletes Ignore It’s early in the season, and everyone is buzzing about race plans, big goals, and training volume. There’s talk of new gear, epic workouts, and dream finish times. But there’s one conversation most athletes aren’t having—testing. That’s right. While race day might feel far away, functional testing is the key to unlocking your best season…

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February Training Mindset: Build Momentum Now!

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Why February Matters in Your Endurance Season Winter training isn’t just about survival—it’s about setting up your best season yet. And February? It’s the last true winter month before distractions start creeping in—spring break, early races, and better weather. Whether you’re wrapping up the November OutSeason, deep into the January OutSeason, or just floating along, this is your wake-up call to…

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The OutSeason Program is Live

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What if the quiet winter months could be your secret weapon for endurance success? Welcome to Dirt Station with Coach Patrick, where we uncover the transformative power of the Endurance Nation’s out-season program. This episode takes you behind the scenes of our game-changing 14-week program, launching November 4th, designed to turn the often overlooked winter…

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Race Day Excellence Mastered in High Temperatures

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Is your Ironman race performance being held back by the heat? Coach Patrick from Endurance Nation joins us to share his expert insights on making critical decisions to excel in Ironman races, especially under scorching conditions. Learn how to master the distribution of effort during the swim, optimize positioning, and leverage drafting techniques for an…

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Revolutionizing Ironman Training: Susan’s Journey with the Four Keys Approach

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Susan had always believed that more training hours equated to better race day performance—until she found herself juggling Ironman prep with a demanding job and a bustling family life. It was then that she discovered the game-changing Four Keys approach from Endurance Nation, a strategy that redefined her training and race execution. In this episode,…

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Run Your Best Triathlon: Strategies and Tips

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What if the key to your best triathlon run isn’t about speed, but about avoiding a slowdown? Join us as we unveil crucial strategies for effective run execution that prioritize smart decision-making over sheer hard work or luck. We’ll delve into how your ingrained running identity, often linked to specific race distances and times, can…

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