Plan for the day was a swim followed by a bike ride. Due to inclement weather on Friday (Day One), we moved the long the long ride back to today. So what was meant to be a lighter day was going to be one of the stronger ones…and we all knew it.
read moreAs triathletes, we are constantly juggling multiple priorities: work, life, training, nutrition, recovery, etc. You really can’t wear a shirt that says, “Eat. Sleep. Train. Repeat.” because that shirt in no way represents everything that you do. If it were only that simple.
read moreThe hardest part about training is simply making it stick. By making it “stick,” I mean actually staying consistent. Looking at the most successful athletes in endurance sports, you will see a history of quality consistent training.
read moreOne of the best things about Endurance Nation is being able to virtually train with hundreds of people all over the world. Then on race day, racing with all your teammates! Here are some of the races you will see EN staff racing at this year. We would love to see you competing along…
read moreThis post is part of our regular Case Study series, where we highlight some of the great people that are a part of Team Endurance Nation. Our members are all ages, all abilities…and they are all awesome! We hope you enjoy learning about us. Feel free to surf the blog and become a team member to…
read moreSince 2005, OutSeason training has been at the core of the breakthrough triathlon performances we help our athletes achieve: After a brief transition period at the end of their season, TeamEN athletes turn towards making themselves faster 5k, 10, or half marathon runners and 40k time trial cyclists. We do this through relatively low volume, high…
read moreIronman® Louisville: 1st Place, Division 1 with 46,507 points scored – special congratulations to: Jordan Marchewka 1st Ironman 11:31 Danielle Santucci 11:30 Jay Reville 1st Ironman 11:48 Stephan W Brunelle 11:45 with a 21 minute PR Paul Hough 11:41 Roy Ezell 12:48 Ironman® 70.3 Arizona Ironman® World Championship: – special congratulations to: Teri Cashmore 11:59 Tim Cronk 11:54 Doug Herr…
read moreIronman Wisconsin Team Endurance Nation and I have a long and illustrious history at Ironman® Wisconsin — I raced the inaugural year of the event in 2002, finishing in 10:05 and earning my first Kona slot. I’ve since raced it in 2004 and 20011, and have conducted training camps on the course and Four Keys…
read moreIronman® 70.3 Santa Cruz: Division 1 with 13,500 points scored Ironman® Wisconsin: 2nd Place, Division 1 with 88,536 points scored – special congratulations to: Coach Rich Strauss 5th Place 45-49M Kona Qualifying Spot Jeremy Behler 3rd Place 40-44M Kona Qualifying Spot Rachel Hawe 70 minute Ironman PR David Duran 3:57:18 Ironman PR Scott Gijium 38 minute Ironman…
read moreIronman® 70.3 World Championship Ironman® Muskoka: 1st Place, Division 1, with 4,781 points scored, and special congratulations to: Dave Tallo, 5th AG M45-49 and a Kona Qualifying spot Challenge Penticton Mark Maurer, 2nd AG M55-59 Finally, Endurance Nation is currently 1st Overall in the World and Americas rankings, with 756,387 points [View the story “Race Weekend Spotlight ”…
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