Strong when tired > Fast when fresh

Why durable performance matters more than fresh legs Real endurance fitness is revealed under fatigue One of the clearest signs of real fitness is not how fast you can go when fresh. It’s how well you can hold form, pace, and composure when fatigue starts to accumulate. This is where…

How to Use the Breakout Principle in Triathlon

How to Use the Breakout Principle in Triathlon — Effort and Recovery in Balance “As a scientist, I guard against wild promises. But my research and study have convinced me that the Breakout Principle does indeed transcend other self-transformation claims, to the point that it constitutes a kind of ‘ultimate…

Preparing for Triathlon Training: Key Considerations

Embarking on a triathlon journey requires careful planning and self-assessment. Here are some essential considerations to help you evaluate your readiness and set yourself up for success: Time Commitment: Determine how much time you can realistically dedicate to training. Seasonal Adjustments: Athletes are forged during the winter months, laying the…

9 Signs Your Endurance Training Is Working

  9 Signs Your Endurance Training Is Working   Achieving fitness goals is a highly personalized journey, much like finding the right nutrition plan. Just as there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to coaching, different methods work better for different individuals. There are numerous paths to success, and it often takes some…

Ironman Race Day Salt Supplementation

Hyponatremia means roughly “low salt levels”, and can be brought on by decreased ingestion of sodium or by increased intake of sodium-free or sodium-low fluids. In effect, hyponatremia is a state in which your body’s electrolytes are too dilute. In extreme cases this can lead to death.  In milder forms,…