It’s going to be hot, hot, hot at IronMan Texas, and Team EN has 25 athletes who are ready to rock it hardcore! The weather looks to be great, but isn’t it always? Endurance Nation is psyched to show The Woodlands what Team EN can do. Meet some of the tri-hards who are going to [...]
Ironman Texas — The Complete Race Breakdown by Endurance Nation
Ironman Texas is the earliest Ironman of the North American season, and it is very similar to the end of year events in Florida and Arizona. It is a predominantly flat and fast course, but the challenges are distinctly unique to the venue. Read on to get some critical insights on the event, watch [...]
The Value of Power for the Triathlete
With three sports to train and race, triathletes are assaulted from three directions with the question “where should I invest my limited time and money to achieve the best return on race day?” We feel that a powermeter is an excellent investment for the triathlete to make in their training and racing, when compared to similarly [...]
For Beginner Ironman Athletes: The TeamEN Advantage
By now you’ve likely heard about our Beginner Open House, coming in April. We’re excited to have you come inside our Team to check out our resources, support, and especially our members. We’d like to take a few minutes here to discuss what TeamEN has to offer the beginner Ironman athlete.
Affordable Ironman Training Camps on the Lake Placid, Wisconsin, and Lake Tahoe Courses
All you’ve done through months and months of training is build a fitness vehicle. Race day is about how you drive that vehicle 140 miles across the finishline. The Ironman course is littered with the bodies of very fit people who do not know how to race. Let Us Teach You! We invite you [...]
Why You Should Race With A Team [Plus A Free Webinar]
Team Endurance Nation is gearing up for our final membership drive before the 2013 racing season. If you are interested, you should consider signing up for the official Wait List for more information. There are a lot of great reasons why you should consider racing with a Team, even if it’s not TeamEN. Here are [...]
Ironman San Juan 70.3 Race Report — Bart Stevens
Results: 5:39:44 (Swim: 38:33; Bike: 2:35; Run: 2:17) Race Photos (Personal) On March 17, 2013, I participated in the third running of Ironman San Juan. While I had (another!) disappointing performance, I enjoyed the experience immensely and highly recommend the addition (and prioritization) of this beautiful, challenging race to the bucket list of any long-course [...]
Three Considerations for Transitioning from Indoor to Outdoor Riding
Spring has sprung, the ice has melted and it’s time to unlock your bike from the trainer, toss a leg over it and RIDE outside in the sun! But before you do that, let’s talk about some considerations for making the transition from indoor to outdoor riding. You have more endurance than you think you [...]
Second Annual Blue Ridge Parkway Cycling Camp by Endurance Nation
Second Annual East Coast Cycling Camp, Jefferson NC May 8 – 12, 2013 Come join Coach Patrick and a handful of Endurance Nation veterans for four days of amazing cycling. This is a great way to add “far” to your “fast,” and will be a great boost to your fitness from the winter. This is [...]
Seven Swimming Technique Keys Revealed
You’re a triathlete — fit, strong and lean. You’ve been swimming 3- to 5-times a week, racking up the yards. You’re getting fitter and faster…you’re psyched. Then one day you have a scheduling conflict and drop in on the evening Masters with the age group kids next to you…and you’re getting smoked by 12-year-old kids. [...]
