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…
There is a growing body of research indicating that runners and cyclists can benefit from incorporating strength training into their training routines. Strength training refers to exercises that are designed to increase muscle strength and endurance. Some of the benefits of strength training for runners and cyclists include: Improved power…
Endurance running, or running for long distances, can provide a host of physical and mental benefits. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting out, incorporating long endurance runs into your training can help you improve your overall fitness and well-being. In addition to improving cardiovascular fitness, long endurance runs…
If you’re new to running or triathlon, it can be intimidating to start a new exercise routine. But don’t worry – with a little bit of preparation and some basic tips, you can become a successful beginner runner! From 0 to 26.2 – you’ve come a long way, Meg Lentz…
There can be several reasons why your glutes may not be firing correctly. Some common causes include muscle imbalances, poor posture, and overuse of other muscle groups. It may cause issues such as hip pain, lower back pain, sciatic nerve irritation and even knee pain. Here are a few tips…
Congratulations on taking the first step towards training for triathlons! Triathlon training can be a rewarding and challenging experience, and it’s important to approach it with a solid plan in place. Here are a few basic steps you can follow as you begin your triathlon journey: Choose a triathlon…
The aerobic threshold the “secret” to increased endurance, improved performance and better health explained for triathletes, runners and cyclists. The aerobic threshold is the point, also known as the first lactate threshold (LT1), at which during exercise the body begins to rely on oxygen as the primary source of fuel…
Aerobic Threshold Explained: Why Zone 2 Training Matters for Runners and Triathletes The aerobic threshold (LT1) is important for endurance athletes because it informs us about your ability to use fats for fuel, and indicates your endurance ability. A higher aerobic threshold then also means that we will be able…
“Tri, tri again: If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again. Just like potty training, training for a triathlon takes time and patience. Don’t get discouraged if you don’t see progress right away – just keep swimming, biking, and running.” “Make it a family affair: Involve the whole…
I figured it could be useful to compile a short list of the do’s and dont’s that serve as a first starting point to anyone new to tempo training. Control your effort, be disciplined and develop a good feel for the pace. ‘Comfortable hard’ is what you’re aiming for. Remain…









