Navigating Training in the Off Season: Tips for Triathletes, Runners, and Cyclists
Navigating the "off season" (or transition season) can be challenging. Too much rest and you lose a lot of fitness. Too little rest and you
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Mark Saroni
Jul 142 min
Turn that dial down! How to recover your "mojo" and get motivated again for triathlon training and racing
As a triathlon coach, running coach, and cycling coach, I will talk about "turning the dial" when it comes to prepping for big races....
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Mark Saroni
Jun 173 min
Depth of Fitness: You Can't Cheat Time
"Depth" is a concept that's hard to quantify but extremely important if you want to be good in endurance sport.
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Mark Saroni
Jun 124 min
Which screens should I use on my Garmin while training?
Wondering which screens to use on your Garmin bike or watch devices?
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Krista Neugebauer
Jun 43 min
Unlocking Peak Performance for Female Athletes: Integrating Nutrition as the 2nd Discipline
Recovery days are not the days to cut back on nutrition. They are days you can optimize intake for recovery and rebuilding.
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Mark Saroni
May 264 min
Stress is Strain: Pt. 3 - Mental Strain (RPE, how does it feel?)
This article is Part 3 of a series on stress, strain, and load. The final metric we'll talk about is our own internal pacing and "feel"...
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Mark Saroni
May 205 min
Stress is Strain: Pt. 2 - Physiological Strain (Heart Rate Training and Lactate)
This article is Part 2 of a series on stress, strain, and load. Up this week: Physiological Strain. Heart Rate Training and Lactate.
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Mark Saroni
May 63 min
Stress is Strain: Pt. 1 - External Load (pace and power)
This week, I am talking about the first of three categories of stress as strain in training: external load (pace and power).
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