435 results found for "Triathlon AND Swimming"
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Should Cyclists Shave Their Legs?
Smooth legs are expected on pro cyclists, triathletes and Olympic swimmers. But what's the reasoning behind age-groupers taking to
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5 Exercises to Strengthen Your Swim
Is your swim the weakest part of your race? Add these five strength exercises to your strength training routine and give your swim
By Morgan Johnson, USA Triathlon -
Does Competition Boost Performance?
Mark Allen recorded the fastest ever marathon in Ironman history at the 1989 world championship event. Find out how his competitio
By Matt Fitzgerald -
3 Rules to Ramp Up Your Training
Are you anxious to kick things up a notch in preparation for spring? Follow these rules and workouts to increase your training mil
By Michelle Valenti and Dave Scott -
Why Swim Pace Is Important
Triathletes often have one speed in the pool: fast. But pacing is just as important in the water as it is on the land.
By Michael Ricci -
2 Top Swim Workouts for Triathletes
Try these two workouts, specifically tailored for triathletes, to improve and prepare for your next race.
By Gale Bernhardt -
How to Improve Your Triathlon Running Form
A good running style doesn't guarantee improved running performances because fitness also plays an important part in running faste
By Wes Hobson, UltraFit.com -
4 Tips to Master Your Breathing Technique During the Swim
Until breathing during the swim becomes routine, effective focus on other aspects of your stroke is impossible. Once you master br
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4 Core Exercises for Triathletes
All three disciplines of triathlon require core stabilization and strength. Here are four core exercises to help you build a solid
By Nick Clark -
How to Stay Warm on Cold Training Days
The training calendar says it's time to log miles but the thermostat says it's a great day to curl up by the fire with hot cocoa.
By Michelle Valenti -
4 Lessons From a Swim Clinic
You can get across the pool, log a decent workout, and even paddle your way through the swim leg of a tri. Now it's time to hone y
By Michelle Valenti
