http://MultiSportFitnessTips.com offers a reply to a video post by Stephen Taylor. In the original video Stephen offers some great tips on preparing for your first triathlon.
I totally agree with Stephen’s thoughts and would recommend following his advice.
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Pro Triathlete John Hirsch (johnhirsch.org) takes through a quick overview of his stay in San Diego for the Zen & The Art of Triathlon (zentriathlon.com) training camp, and the huge week of training that occurred post camp as he tries to destroy his host.
Duration : 0:3:38
“Triathlon to me isn’t just a race, Triathlon is a lifestyle”
This is how I train for a Triathlon. I find that having grit is more important than having talent in this sport or anything in life. There is no such thing as being “born with it”. Glory is earned, not given. Happy training.
Shot on my GoPro, Music: “What if” by Creed (via YouTube audioswap)
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http://www.intelligent-triathlon-training.com Improve your triathlon transition and knock seconds off your time. Intelligent Triathlon Training gives lots of practical advice for triathlon training including injury prevention, recovery, triathlon gear, nutrition.
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Tri Swim Coach – How To Jump To The Front of Triathlon Swimming Pack
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Interview with Coach Patrick McCrann of Endurance Nation .com.
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http://triathlontrainingprograms.org Get started right, this video will set your mindset up correctly for your first triathlon race as a a triathlon beginner.
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Learn what it takes to train for Ironman triathlon, and to get maximum results with minimal training time. Created by Ben Greenfield from http://www.triathlondominator.com
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My Sporting Times – http://www.mysportingtimes.com – Triathlon Training Tips – T2 Transition From Bike To Run
1) Approach – Remove feet from shoes as you approach dismount point
2) Think! – Only remove helmet after you have racked your bike
3) Top Tip – Having that unique towel helps you find your transition area
4) Top Tip – Talcum powder helps get moist feet into running shoes
5) Laces – Elastic or quick tie laces will speed your transition
6) Think! – Turn your number belt to your front for the run
For further triathlon training tips visit our channel page or our website – http://www.mysportingtimes.com -
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Follow Incredible Jane’s journey at http://www.IncredibleJane.com
Do you find it tough to get motivated to train in the winter? So does Jane, but she’s got some insight that will hopefully help you. Always from the heart, Incredible Jane shares with us the ups and downs of her journey to compete in a triathlon in May, 2010.
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