3 top reasons for attending a novice training camp
I wish that I had been able to attend a training camp specifically for novice athletes when I was starting out as a triathlete 20+ years ago. Unfortunately there weren’t any and I made lots of mistakes which cost me time, money and a good deal [...]
Last Saturday I had a nice day watching the Ripon triathlon and meeting old friends. (Incidentally if you want a fun day of racing at a nice location then I’d highly recommend this event)
While everyone else is cheering on the athletes and waiting for their friends or the winner, as a coach I tend to [...]
Having a good blog that attracts regular interest from eager readers is a bit like training for triathlon. In order to be successful at both, a key ingredient is consistency.
While I have managed an element of consistency in my training recently, sadly the same cannot be said for my blog. I was horrified to [...]
That heading sounds a bit like “out of the frying pan and into the fire” or in this case the Inferno.
If you can remember back as far as August 2009 or if you read my blog, you might recall that my big event for last year was the Norseman Iron distance event in Norway. In [...]
Yesterday in Lanzarote there was a southerly wind and that meant swimming at our usual spot was a turbulent affair. The waves were about 1m high so getting out was hard and once beyond the breaks it was still pretty choppy. Several points that we regularly teach our athletes became all too apparent during the [...]
Leading triathlon coaching provider TheTriathlonCoach.com has formed an association with TFN for the 2010 season.
TFN, who have been voted 220 magazine “Retailer of the Year” for the past 3 years, have had a strong presence in the triathlon market for many years.
TFN Owner Mark Redwood commented:
“We are really excited to work with TheTriathlonCoach.com as they [...]
Places for the Outlaw Triathlon training camps are now available to be booked online at http://www.onestepbeyond.org.uk.
Places are limited and offer those who take part a unique insight to the specifics of the Outlaw and iron distance training and racing in general. The courses will be led by Simon Ward of TheTriathlonCoach.com, 220 Coach of [...]
TheTriathlonCoach.com coach Jack Maitland (and also Director of Triathlon at Leeds Metropolitan University) and Malcolm Brown recently finished runners up in the High-Performance Coach of the Year category of the 2009 UK Coaching Awards.
Maitland and Brown have been heavily involved in the success of Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee in 2009. They have also been instrumental [...]
As I was out riding recently I was once again reminded of how close we are, on every ride, to a collision with other road traffic. This is compounded every time I hear about a friend or acquaintance who has been knocked off his/her bike. It’s like there’s a list and every time someone else [...]
It’s been just over a week since I left Kona (or Ironworld as I referred to it in an earlier blog) and I’m just about over the jetlag. The colder weather in the UK might take a bit longer to adjust to. Mind you I am still persisting with wearing shorts to work, at least [...]
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