The Best Triathlon Training Gear: Our Favorite Products to Swim, Bike, and Run
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By Megan HarringtonTriathlon Transition 101
You can train to swim, bike and run to your heart’s content, but if you can’t transition from one to the other quickly and efficiently, there may not be much of a point come race day.
Transitions are your races within the big race. It’s a whole other skill on top of swimming, biking and running, and one you can’t overlook.
You have to be calm, control your movement and be effective.
For instance: When should you take your wetsuit off? Where does it go afterward? Does your helmet go on first or last? What about your sunglasses, gloves and socks?
Triathlon transition questions can be endless, but the resources below can help.
Triathlon Transition Articles & Advice
3 Post-Race Recovery Tips for Triathletes
Improve your triathlon performance during your recovery days by following these three strategies.
By Sean Leenaerts
3 Triathlon Transition Secrets You May Not Know
Triathletes have tried a lot of things to keep the transition area from being a time suck. Here are three ideas to make sure your time in transitio...
By Ryan WoodShave Time Off Your Swim-to-Bike Transition
Video: Coming out of the water after the swim, triathletes are often disoriented. With a lot to think about before getting on your bike, T1 can be ...
4 Tips For Your First Triathlon
Whether all you want to do is cross the finish line or you plan to really push yourself, here are four tips to make your triathlon the first of man...
By Susan Grant Legacki
7 Ways to Become a Faster Triathlete
Get faster is both art and science. Find out how to each the next level of performance with these seven tips.
By Dr. Phil Maffetone
5 Steps to Faster Triathlon Transitions
Don't let something as small as transitions stand in the way of a PR. Here's how to rocket through T1 and T2 and get to the next leg of your race.
By Sarah Wassner Flynn
11 Triathlon Rules You Should Know
Memorize these laws of the land and sea to make your first race a success.
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