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5 Big Picture Ways to Cruise Through Your First Sprint Triathlon (Bonus Infographic)

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You can avoid some of the most basic triathlon challenges with better planning. Here are five ways to make sure your first triathlon is a stepping stone to a full on multisport addiction. It doesn’t have to be much harder than this!!! 1. Include Swim/Bike and Bike/Run Workouts Not every workout counts the same towards your race.…

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PRESENTING: Club*EN — A Sprint & Olympic Distance Coaching & Team Discount Program

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Introducing Club*EN for Short Course Triathletes Endurance Nation is pleased to announce the 2016 launch of Club*EN, a program built exclusively for the Short Course Triathlete looking to get faster, get smarter and save tons of money. Become a Team Member.   The Background For years, our members — and the broader triathlon community —…

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#ENTriChat "Short Course Triathlon- Go Fast! Have Fun!"

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  Every 1st and 3rd Monday, Endurance Nation hosts an hour long Twitter chat with a different topic and sponsor every chat. Our most recent chat was with NUUN. Nuun, was the first company to separate electrolyte replacement from carbohydrates. Before Nuun, if you wanted electrolytes, the result was a bottle full of sugar. With…

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Race Report Update – May 30, 2012

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Hope everyone had a good Memorial Day weekend. Race reports since our last early May update are below. 23 races and a 70% PR rate!  Great way to really start off the summer season! Members, don’t forget to let us know where you’ve been racing by adding your info here. If you’d like to join…

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Beginner Triathlon: Avoid These Five Mistakes

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Triathlon’s popularity has exploded in recent years. From single-sport athletes looking for a new challenge, to non-athletes interesting in using the sport as a vehicle for lifestyle change, every race sees first timers standing at the starting line next to veterans with years of tri-experience.

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