author : AMSSM
comments : 6
photoOver the past couple of months I've been waking up with a sore heel. Right in the center, it feels like I stepped on a pebble and bruised it. The pain, fairly minor, goes away as the day progresses.
author : TheClaaaw
comments : 4
photoA back of back of packer feels sympathy for the vast middle of the pack who never gets nearly as many cheers.
author : VeloPress
comments : 0
photoCraig Alexander's New Book As the Crow Flies Tells the Inside Story of His Championship Season
author : AMSSM
comments : 0
photoI am racing in the Florida Ironman. My question is this: which position is going to be better for me to ride in, the aero position or the traditional road position?
author : alicefoeller
comments : 1
photoA look at Beginner Triathlete members racing in Kona from qualifying to training to family.
author : MOlsen
comments : 1
photoEarlier this year I did something I never thought I would do: run a 10k. Last weekend I did something I thought was even further out of reach: complete a triathlon.
author : mikericci
comments : 10
photoBrick workouts are one of THE most important parts of training that you should be doing. Read why and find example brick workouts for any distance.
author : davey m
comments : 3
photoDeciding on an Ironman as my first venture into triathlon was greeted with incredulity and astonishment combined with a hint of, "well, you're full of yourself aren't you?" and, "a bit ambitious?"
author : Nancy Clark
comments : 0
photoAlthough you cannot change your genetics and your tendency to fidget, you can boost your calorie intake. Here are five tips to help you bulk-up healthfully.
comments : 1
photoYour wetsuit is a substantial investment, and proper care will extend its life considerably.
author : mikericci
comments : 6
photoI am a new runner and my heart rate spikes with a very small increase in effort. So, when I run 2 or 3 miles (non-stop), I jump up to Zone 3, 4, and 5 almost immediately. What can I do?
author : AMSSM
comments : 1
photoMy foot is now in a tremendous amount of pain, it is swollen, and I can barely walk on it at all, it hurts so much. I am still putting the gel on, taking anti inflammatories, and icing. Help!
author : AMSSM
comments : 0
photoRecurrent injuries to the groin are slow to heal, easily re-injured, and will frustrate your training and competition plans. Learn about the diagnosis, anatomy and treatment of sports hernias.
author : AMSSM
comments : 0
photoI have several years of pain behind both kneecaps that I had diagnosed as chondromalacia, or patella femoral syndrome. Rest has helped, but I'm wondering if surgery offers a more full recovery.
author : garyhallsr
comments : 5
photoWhat to do with your fingers and hands while swimming.
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