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photoTraining for your first triathlon will require knowledge, dedication and hard work.
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avatarMaintain a two-day-a-week swimming and running routine. If this happens, my 2005 times should be greatly improved in these areas.
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photoI have spent years honing down the elusive 'perfect' stretching routine for my personal physiology and training. It's a fine line my friends but I think I have it.
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avatarA great 13 week sprint triathlon training plan with good guidelines leading up to it. Have fun!
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photoTriathlon training logs to help you train and race more effectively. Log your swim, bike, run, strength, other sports and nutrition all in one place. Includes race logs, reports and graphs.
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avatarYour help is needed to keep BT the best of the best.
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avatarGood tips for training and race-day
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avatarThe only worry I had going into it was the swim...I couldn't touch the bottom and there weren't any lines to follow.
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avatarWhat happens in your body when you eat, fast or workout?
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avatarWhy Train for Triathlons?
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avatarA few basic guidelines for creating a training plan.
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avatarShocking stats, laws of thermodynamics and rhetoric.
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avatarCan you triathlon train AND strength train for mass?
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photoReplacing swimming with kayaking for your triathlon...FUN!
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avatar The following is my 'new years resolution' for 2003.
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I started this site 10 years ago after doing my first triathlon in 2001. My goal for this site is to get people healthy and happy. I firmly believe that triathlon is the best 'sport' for your body as it has less impact then the more popular single sport(running) while incorporating your upper body from swimming allows for a balanced-body approach to fitness.