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Five Triathlon Season Planning Tips from Endurance Nation

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I’m the “Season Planning Coach” on the team, responsible for outlining the training of our athletes depending on the flow of their races across the year. As such, I’m frequently mentoring our athletes on proper selection of races and giving them a macro view of their race calendar. Below are my tips for you, to…

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Six Lifestyle Tips to Save Triathlon Training Time

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Many of us are parents, we are professionals, we are active in our communities, and we support our kids as they do athletics as well as all the activities they do. By the end of the day it is easy to see how the vast majority of your time is simply not “yours.” Yet we all know that getting better isn’t just limited to physical gifts or disposable cash — it’s really about finding a way to be successful given the constraints of our lives.

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Run Durability Equipment

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  Run Durability Webinar with Coach Patrick Duration: 1 hour, 17 minutes (including Q&A) Access: Online Here Our recent article on the importance of run durability brought up several interesting follow-up questions from our readers and athletes. Outside of the usual implementation questions, there was a great deal of interest in and out to actually…

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The Run Durability Advantage — Building A Better Next Year by Running More This Year

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Running on Ali’i – Mile 6-ish, SO HOT!   Run Durability Webinar with Coach Patrick Duration: 1 hour, 17 minutes (including Q&A) Access: Online Here There are many reasons why building a solid foundation for your run fitness is the best thing you can do in the winter. In this article I’m going to cover most…

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Meet the Team: IM Coeur D'Alene and Buffalo Springs 70.3

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Meet a couple of team members competing in Ironman® Coeur D’Alene and Buffalo Springs 70.3! Mark Hickman (M 40-44) – IMCDA  Greetings. I’m Mark, currently residing out of my Chevy Tahoe as the Army is moving me from Joint Base Lewis-McChord in WA to Alexandria, VA. I’ve been with EN for 3 years, this is…

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Meet the Team: Raleigh 70.3 and Hawaii 70.3

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Meet team members competing in Ironman® Raleigh 70.3 and Hawaii 70.3 2015! Raleigh 70.3 Rich Stanbaugh (M 45-49) This is my third season of IM having done IMs Lake Tahoe, Los Cabos, Mont Tremblant & Cozumel and 70.3s Syracuse, Steelhead and Raleigh. I have Raleigh 70.3 and IMs Mont Tremblant & Florida on the schedule…

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Meet the Team: New Orleans 70.3

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Meet one of the team members competing in Ironman® New Orleans 70.3 2015! Gordon Polozola (M 45-49) I am from Baton Rouge, LA and have been doing sprint and olympic triathlons for two summers. I was a runner in high school and got into triathlon after started biking for the MS 150 Houston to Austin ride in 2013…

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Meet the Team: Florida 70.3

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Meet some of the team members competing in Ironman® Florida 70.3 2015! David Duran (M 30-34) David here, originally from a small town near Youngstown, OH but these days I call New Jersey home with my wife and 2 daughters (4yrs and 8 months). This is my second year at Ironman but the first was in 2011…

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Patience & Discipline: How To Set Expectations for Performance as a Self-Coached Triathlete [Part 1 of 4]

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Yes, this is as hard as it looks. Crushing the Lake Placid marathon. Endurance excellence is an annual journey — repeated and improved — over time, that leads to fitness, confidence, experience and performance. The next time you are watching some one race a triathlon, really race, take a moment to watch how they move.…

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[CASE STUDY] Stephen Beyer (M45-49)

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  [box]This post is part of our regular Case Study series, where we highlight some of the great people that are a part of Team Endurance Nation. Our members are all ages, all abilities…and they are all awesome! We hope you enjoy learning about us. Feel free to surf the blog and Become a Team Member to…

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