Proof that we didn’t get rained on EVERY moment of camp! I knew things were going to be less than ideal when almost every single camper emailed me the week before to ask “What will we do when it rains?” And yet as I type this on the plane home my legs are as tired…
read moreLearn how to race Texas over the course of a long training weekend led by one of the most experienced triathlon coaches in the country…Endurance Nation Co-Founder Patrick McCrann. Running March 19th to the 22nd, 2015, this will be our fourth annual training camp. The Coach Coach Patrick McCrann of Endurance Nation will be on…
read moreShort Summary Swim: 1:12:41 / Bike: 5:46:05 / Run: 4:12:03 / Total: 11:19:11 / M40-44: 72/427 / OA: 367/2,437 Background 40 years old. Started doing triathlons 4 years ago. Before that I was a rugby player, native from Argentina, moved to the US 12 years ago. After rugby, started doing 5Ks and 10Ks and then…
read more2014 Texas was as epic and challenging as an Ironman® should be. While it wasn’t super hot, the heat and wind were both factors that created conditions to test athletes of all ability levels. You can read the full Texas recap from Coach Patrick here. Now that Texas is in the books, it’s time to…
read moreJoin Coach Patrick for this post Ironman Texas 2014 race review with Team Endurance Nation athlete Mike Crosby. Hear how he went sub-12 hours (comfortably) in his first race, and how he leveraged our Texas Training Camp (www.endurancenation.us/camps) and the input of his teammates to create the perfect first race. Click here to access the Endurance Nation Post-Ironman® Transition Page Our guide for successfully transitioning from your Ironman® to the rest of your triathlon season Â
read moreJoin Coach Patrick for this post Ironman Texas 2014 race review with Team Endurance Nation athlete Mike Crosby. Hear how he went sub-12 hours (comfortably) in his first race, and how he leveraged our Texas Training Camp (www.endurancenation.us/camps) and the input of his teammates to create the perfect first race. Click here to access the Endurance Nation Post-Ironman® Transition Page Our guide for successfully transitioning from your Ironman® to the rest of your triathlon season Â
read moreHistory 42 yrs old. This was my first Ironman® distance. Prior experience was 1 sprint, 2 olympics, 2 HIM (Austin x 2), 1 DNF a “B race” HIM (too cold/windy, quit 5 miles into bike), all in the past 1.5yrs. ~5 yrs road cycling before switching to triathlon. Never been an athlete. Bench warmer/sub all…
read moreTeam Endurance Nation’s Shaughn Simmons put in a tremendous effort for an 11:10 finish, and had another Age Grouper sprint him to the finish! Read his report to see who won the spectacular, adrenaline filled finish. Goal: 11:25   Actual: 11:10 About an hour faster that the last one and warmer temps. Great plan, great coaching, and…
read moreTeam EN’s Mike Roberts had a pretty sweet Texas this year. Read his detailed race report below. Short Summary Swim: 1:02:33 / Â Bike: 5:22:37 / Â Run: 3:50:35 / Total: 10:21:29 / M45-49: 12/289 / OA: 166/2,437 Pre-Race I had a really good build-up to IMTX. Â Followed vast majority of the plan, kept injury-free, and went…
read moreAll week the temperatures we predicted to be very low, in the low 80s…but race day turned out to be just hot enough. There is no such thing as an easy Ironman, and Texas 2014 was no exception to that rule. Â Increased winds and the ever-present heat made for a challenging race across the board!…
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