419 results found for "Triathlon AND Swimming"
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Things Every Triathlete Should Embrace About Swimming
Keep these five things in mind the next time you hit the water. Then try the workout to put those theories to the test.
By Carrie Barrett -
How to Conquer Unexpected Swim Scenarios
Run through these common unexpected scenarios so you can be best prepared when they inevitably come up during a race.
By Bryan Mineo -
How to Master Your Tempo in Open Water Swimming
The biggest differentiator between the pool and open water is tempo. Learn how to master it with ease.
By Bryan Mineo -
What a Bike Taught This 62-Year-Old About New Beginnings
There is something thrilling about putting yourself into situations where the learning curve is steep and you have nowhere to go b
By Jim Dolan -
Destination Racing Tips for Triathletes
Not all triathlons are in your backyard. If you’re traveling to a new place to race, here’s what you need to know before you go.
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8 Reasons Why Cyclists Should Try Triathlon
From wattage gains to increasing bone density, here are our top reasons why all cyclists should try triathlon.
By Michael Nystrom -
Pro Triathlete Beth Gerdes on Kona, Family and Equality in Triathlon
Only 16 months after giving birth, professional triathlete Beth Gerdes will be racing in the IRONMAN World Championship for the fi
By Michael Nystrom -
6 Swimming Questions Answered
Do you have anxiety in the open water, or struggle with bilateral breathing techniques? Get the answers to tough questions from ou
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How to Perfect Your Swimming Kick
It can be overwhelming trying to figure out which swimming mechanics are proper, what is correct for you and how to successfully i
By Bryan Mineo -
Road to IRONMAN Texas: Starting a Routine
Routine plays a huge role in IRONMAN success. Creating a plan, executing and sticking with it will reap dividends on race day.
By Michael Nystrom -
Jorgensen, Gomez Win Test Event, Qualify for 2016 Rio Olympics
Gwen Jorgensen and Javier Gomez Noya have won another gold medal, but this time the gold means a little bit more—they are automati
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