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Abbey Bonner at Challenge Roth

Everything You Ever Needed to Know for Your First Ironman [A Case Study]

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Abbey crossing the line of her first full 140.6 distance event @ Challenge Roth. Looking For The Works I was looking to gain access to guidance on how to prepare for this, advice on race execution & access a reliable and robust training plan. In short, I was looking for a little bit of everything.…

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5 Big Picture Ways to Cruise Through Your First Sprint Triathlon (Bonus Infographic)

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You can avoid some of the most basic triathlon challenges with better planning. Here are five ways to make sure your first triathlon is a stepping stone to a full on multisport addiction. It doesn’t have to be much harder than this!!! 1. Include Swim/Bike and Bike/Run Workouts Not every workout counts the same towards your race.…

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PRESENTING: Club*EN — A Sprint & Olympic Distance Coaching & Team Discount Program

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Introducing Club*EN for Short Course Triathletes Endurance Nation is pleased to announce the 2016 launch of Club*EN, a program built exclusively for the Short Course Triathlete looking to get faster, get smarter and save tons of money. Become a Team Member.   The Background For years, our members — and the broader triathlon community —…

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Beginner Ironman 2.3 – Common Injuries

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In this next installment of the Beginner Ironman article series, we will investigate what it means to keep things going at the workplace while you get ready for race day. Click here to find more articles from this series. Time for the dreaded injury section. While it should come to surprise to anyone reading this book…

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Beginner Ironman 2.2 – Work Tips

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Athletes Can Have a Positive Impact in the Workplace In this next installment of the Beginner Ironman article series, we will investigate what it means to keep things going at the workplace while you get ready for race day. Click here to find more articles from this series. While we all have a clear understanding of…

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Beginner Ironman 2.1 — Lifestyle Tips

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This article is part of a new beginner’s series. Click here to find more articles from this series. Welcome to the next section of the Beginner Ironman article series. In this section I am going to walk you through some basic lifestyle guidance. My goal here is to help you make the most of your training through…

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Beginner Ironman – Section 1.3 – Technology Tips

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This article is part of a new beginner’s series. Click here to find more articles from this series. No talk about your budget is complete without discussing technology. The concept of technology for training has really evolved in the last decade. Way back in the day you were lucky to have a bicycle computer that…

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Five Triathlon Tips to Save Time and Money — Plus Bonus Tips

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Whether you’re new to triathlon, or a seasoned veteran, you fully understand the true cost of our sport: time and money. As the sport of triathlon has evolved over the past 20 years, it has gotten increasingly more complex and specialized. While it might seem like everyone on race day takes triathlon very seriously, that’s…

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Beginner Ironman Section 1.2 – Your Ironman Budget

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This article is part of a new beginner’s series. Click here to find more articles from this series. Now that you’ve picked your race, it’s time to talk about your budget. If you’re like any normal triathlete, you just click the submit button after entering your credit card information and a tiny voice in the…

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Beginner Ironman® Section 1.1 – Picking Your First Race

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This article is part of a new beginner’s series. Click here to find more articles from this series. A lot of people have a finish line in mind — they are thinking about what it means to put their arms in the air. Maybe they’re a jumper, or maybe they want to roll on the…

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