Triathlon

Training Tips -- Brick Workouts

This is where we put it all together. Once you have mastered each of the individual sports, you need to work on doing them one after another. As you get closer to race day, you should incorporate brick workouts into your training schedule. A brick workout pairs two of the triathlon sports into back-to-back workouts with no rest in between.

 
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Training Tips -- The Run

Once you climb off your bike and head out on the run the rest is downhill, figuratively, if not literally. Each of us is born with a natural running style, but that doesn't mean we can't benefit from some mechanical changes to make us more efficient. When you run efficiently, you can run faster and farther, with fewer chances for injury.

 
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Training Tips -- The Bike

Once you have finished the swim, you will head to the transition zone and attempt to find your bike. When you check your bike in the day before the race, make sure to note some visual landmarks. These will help you find your bike when you get to the race site in the morning to get ready and when you are running up from the swim.

 
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Training Tips -- The Swim

For many triathletes, even experienced ones, the swim portion of the race is the most daunting, but it doesn't have to be. With some quality training and good strategy, the swim section will be the start of a great race.

 
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Training Tips -- The Benefits of Cross Training

Training for three different sports may sound challenging, and it is. But it is this very challenge that keeps athletes coming back for more.

 
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Training Tips -- Introduction to Training

Your first triathlon is approaching fast and it is time to start getting ready. Let's start with a few basic tips: If you are not exercising regularly, consider consulting with your doctor before starting any training program.

 
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Bike + tri gear packages at Jack and Adam's

Jack and Adam's is offering three package deals at amazing prices -- perfect for beginners and those who wish to stock up on their tri gear!

Each package includes:

 
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Beginners FAQ

We have compiled a list of Frequently Asked Questions that beginners may have about the sport of triathlon.  If you have a question that is not answered here, feel free to post it on our Discussion Forum -- coaches and team members will be happy to help!

 
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Race Day Checklist

Don't get caught on race morning without an important piece of tri gear --

Print our handy Race Day Checklist so you can ensure that you've packed all of your gear for your next triathlon.

Tip: pack your transition bag the night before the race.

To download the Race Day Checklist, click on "attachment" below.

 
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USAT document - Most Commonly Violated Rules

If you're new to triathlons, please take a moment to read the attached document (click on "attachment" below). This is a concise summary of the most commonly violated rules at races. Almost all races will have USAT officials to enforce these rules. It is your responsibility to know the rules and follow them accordingly!

Happy racing -
Coach Tracy

 

 
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