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Transitioning from the OutSeason® | Voice of the Nation Podcast

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Join Coach Rich in the latest Voice of the Nation Podcast as he discusses what you should think about as you transition from OutSeason® training to in-season race execution.

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Managing Early Season Expectations – Voice of the Nation Podcast

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Join Coach Patrick of Endurance Nation for this review of the most common early season triathlon training mistake that triathletes make regarding their training and how to avoid it!  

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Endurance Nation’s First Time Finish™ Program and upcoming eBook

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Endurance Nation is proud to announce our FirstTimeFinish™ Guarantee and our new eBook for first time Ironman athletes

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A Treadmill Love Story, Or Why (and How!) Triathletes Should Embrace the Treadmill in the OutSeason

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Despite its shortcomings, the treadmill is a fascinating triathlon training tool. Nowhere is this more true than during the OutSeason, when your training is super focused.

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Objectify Your Training: A New Perspective on The Triathlon OutSeason® [Video]

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Whenever possible we encourage our athletes to add the objective intensity metrics of power and pace to the more common metrics of Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) and heart rate. Why Objective Metrics? We encourage our athletes to develop the following perspective on fitness, training, and work: “Fitness” is your body’s ability to perform work,…

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Why You’ll Never Succeed By Taking Time "Off" Each Year: OUTseason vs. OFFSeason

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Type A Triathletes Don’t Want Down Time What is “time off’ for the Type A triathlete after a long, arduous season with several key races and many other training events? Many will “relax” by doing a Marathon (or four, on back-to-back-to-back-to-back days!); or maybe they will compete in some kind of 24-hour run relay (Reach…

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