When you ask intermediate triathletes with sprint and Olympic races under their belt “what’s your next goal?” it’s like they’re following a pre-destined path to 70.3 (half-iron). While having these lofty goals is great for some, for others there are several reasons why it may be better to stay put. Here are some considerations before making the leap (as well as some support for those in the middle of negotiating next year’s race schedule with your significant other):
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Submitted by Donna, Personal Trainer
I had 9 months to go before the Ironman when I met Jason, and I was very fortunate to have found him. I was blown away by his enthusiasm and passion for coaching. (more…)
“What should I eat on race day?” My clients ask me this question all the time. (more…)
Whether you’re melting into the Toronto pavement or practicing your dock-to-muskoka-chair transition at the cottage, the answers to these summer triathlon questions will turn up the heat on your training. (more…)
What’s The Deal With Sprint Distance?
Most people have heard of Ironman. Something about 140.6 miles of endurance seems to grab people’s attention. And olympic distance triathlons aren’t far behind on the public awareness scale (the Olympics do a pretty good job of self-promotion). (more…)
Another beginner clinic wrapped up this month with the climax taking place at the Toronto Triathlon Festival. I’m proud to say that these beginner triathletes covered some serious ground, with many training for their first sprints and some working towards their first Olympic distances. I know this group’s triath-a-journey is not going to end there. (more…)
Submitted by Marc, 42, CMO
I first got into triathlon about 8 years ago, beginning with sprint distance and quickly getting up to half-iron distance. (more…)
On the heels of this past weekend’s Toronto Triathlon Festival, Coach Jas answers your most burning triathlon questions. Triathlon has never been so fun!
This article originally appeared in the May 2016 Toronto Triathlon Festival newsletter.
You survived the swim! Now let’s focus on the bike. You’ve been popping wheelies since you were a kid so it’s going to be a breeze, right? Let’s not discount the fact that the bike distance in triathlon is usually more than 75% of the race. (more…)