Beginner Triathlete - Motivation articles

The definition of success is overcoming obstacles.

If you work through your planned workouts, here's an idea...

I am currently on week eight and I have lost motivation. The next few weekends are going to be busy and as the summer goes farther, it isn't going to get better. How do I stay motivated?

Can you remove 'Can't' from your vocabulary? Learn how to remove obstacles to clear your way to your goals.

When should you get into triathlon? Anytime. My first triathlon was at age 61. I am training a lady who I taught to swim at age 62 and she will do her first triathlon at age 63.

This article discusses how to overcome your fears into getting started in triathlon.

My first attempt at something is not what defines me, but it's my last attempt at something that truly defines who I am.

How to focus on the journey and not the destination

A reflection of what motivates me to keep on training.

Todays role models need to be the regular Jane/Joe doing extraordinary things and not the superstar athlete or movie star.

I am not suggesting that I have turned into Aquaman or have grown gills or that I am a really great swimmer. I am none of those. But I have learned to love the swim.

The next thing you know it is time for bed and another workout day has passed. This is where the heart comes in.

A story about the motivation to overcome everyday challenges

Dave Scott, six-time Hawaii Ironman world champion, shares his insights and plenty of stories to help you define your own success.

Addressing the notion of excelling or even getting a PR in all three events in one race.