Things are getting steamy… We are in the business of helping people ‘be their best’… we have a passion for it and it brings us joy. But lately a wonderful thing is happening… the level is rising. You see, when we help others we are better ourselves. And so on. So in a ...
Winning is a choice – Gustav Iden Gustav Iden was quoted as saying winning is a choice. He clarified that what he meant by that was that he know that if you consistently makes the right choices regarding training, training intensity, sleep, recovery, feeling, hydration etc he can win. W ...
4 RACES 14 DAYS Josh ‘the rookie’ Robson has been on a hot streak of late. Not only is training going well (great) leading in to his first 70.3 in Geelong in March but he is racing like a machine as well.
He has raced 4 times in the last 14 days will some great personal performances… ...
How much time do you spend in time trial position in training? Although simple and seemingly obvious this one is often over looked by age group triathletes. Can we really expect to optimise performance on race day when riding for 2-3-4-5-6hrs in TT position if you have not practiced or refined ...
THE ROAD AHEAD A few tips and practical applications for those who are now reloading for Geelong 70.3 on the 28th March. – Take a deep breath and reset. We are now five weeks out from a 70.3 – there are certain things we know will be beneficial for race day performance – ...
Control what you can control. Keep nailing the basics. Habit, routine and structure are in your corner. We are well equipped. #beyourbest #theshowgoeson ...
The Process: – Improvement – Satisfaction – Enjoyment The rest will take care of itself… ...
BALANCE For JET coaching effective coaching for age group triathletes should involve the integration of training in to ones life The value of structured & progressive training, healthy eating and hydration habits, sleep, rest & other recovery modalities, strength training and a suppor ...
It is easy to get an athlete fit… well, if you know what you are doing anyway! But fitness will seldom be the limiter for race day performance.
Cardiovascular fitness can be built over a matter of weeks and is compounded over months and years. Heading into a race, long course in part ...
Improvement comes not from how much training you DO but from how much training you can ABSORB.
Which is why we must consider global stress and listen to our bodies… not just consider training related stress in isolation.
As always think big picture and long term
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