Basic endurance is your foundational level of conditioning, or your ability to simply complete 13.1 miles comfortably without even trying hard. Once you can do that taking it a step further involves either running 13.1 miles at a faster pace or focusing on specific endurance training. To enhance our aerobic…
Beyond the Finish Line: Mastering the Art of Ageless Performance We often speak about aging as though it simply happens to us. We expect to become weaker. Slower. Less capable. Society almost treats physical decline as inevitable—a natural consequence of growing older. But what if much of what we attribute…
Life After Ironman: Navigating the Weeks That Follow Crossing an Ironman finish line is a moment you’ll remember forever. For months, perhaps years, your life revolved around one goal. Early mornings, long rides, race rehearsals, nutrition plans, and countless decisions all led to a single day. Then, almost overnight, it’s…
As athletes, we all strive to reach our full potential, and one of the keys to unlocking that potential lies in understanding our own unique physiological makeup. Pro athletes become pros not just due to talent, skill, and motivation, but because of the intricate interplay of their individual physiological profiles,…
Amateur Triathletes building the Foundation For beginner triathletes, the journey begins with building the foundational skills in swimming, cycling, and running. Unlike elite athletes who have already honed their abilities to a high level, beginners are still discovering their strengths and weaknesses. They may be less familiar with the demands…
I wrapped up the Mogollon Monster 100 mile ultramarathon (The Mogollon Monster 100 is a rugged, 18000 feet of climbing, challenging trail race, which requires qualification) in the small town of Pine, Arizona. Running 100 miles is something that I would have never even deemed possible a few years ago…
T3 Triathlete Steffi Wunderle (SG Niederwangen, Germany) crowned 70.3 World Triathlon Champion in Lahti, Finland, dominating 40-45 Age Group and achieving impressive 14th Overall Female Amateur Finish! On a true championships course, a hilly bike (56 miles in 2:21:07 hours) and an even more challenging run course (13 miles in…
In an impressive display of athletic prowess, Steffie (Wangen i. Allgaeu, Germany) has clinched two medals at the highly competitive ITU World Triathlon Championships held in Hamburg. First, in the Sprint Triathlon Distance event (AG 40-44), Steffie claimed a Silver medal in 1:08hrs. Her speed, determination, and unwavering focus propelled…
Understanding ERG Mode: To Use or Not to Use? ERG Mode, a load-restricted feature found in smart trainers like the Wahoo KICKR, offers convenience by automatically adjusting resistance based on target power outputs. This article explores the benefits and considerations of using ERG Mode in your cycling workouts. The Advantages…
Cycling faster is a common goal for many riders, whether you’re looking to set a new personal best on your favorite route or simply want to improve your overall speed and efficiency on the bike. If you’re ready to take your cycling to the next level, here are a few…









