Just a reminder as we head in to race season It should be; Health. Fitness. And then performance. strength hydration recovery nutrition training phase progression Should be considered ON THE SAME LEVEL as your endurance training… not as an after thought. It’s more than swim ...
The athletes that perform the best athletically (relative to their potential) as well as in other areas of life have a few things in common… and they are REALLY simple. Honestly, they are accessible to everyone. > they are consistent – they create sustainability, training daily is wh ...
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 ...
Sleep… the number one recovery tool.
Some good tips and insights here… not just for athletic performance, but for life performance!
Article includes: – chronotypes – blue light – recovery breaks – pre and post sleep routines
Original artic ...
Pro triathlete and professional Coach Kevin Collington recently chatted to JET and shared some tips on how to #beyourbest.
1. Don’t stress any single workout too much. Consistency is king.
2. Sleep hygiene. You can increase nightly sleep by sticking to a routine and having a g ...
Simplicity.
Simple is sustainable.
Sustainable allow for consistency.
Consistency is key.
In sport and in life.
Think of the simple things you can do EVERY day that make you better.
Here are the broad areas we suggest you start.
Sleep Fuel appropri ...
Where should the focus be?
Training hard and getting fit is the easy part, or at least it should be.
What the majority miss is the supporting habits that ensure performance progression and consistency.
This includes:
– Sleep and other recovery habits – Foll ...
Tip #2 from pro triathlete Kevin Collington.
Sleep. The number one recovery tool in your belt.
You can increase nightly sleep by sticking to a routine and having a good setup. Pick a “shut down” time at night. For me it’s 7pm – no more work, only dinner and ...
Those who have successfully navigated this unique and challenging time in our lives are the ones that either:
– already trained for the intrinsic benefits it brings (physical and mental health, creativity, sense of accomplishment etc)
– have used training to provide rout ...
How do you plan ahead set yourself up for success?
The Sunday Set Up involves spending some time on a Sunday afternoon (as most operate on a Monday-Sunday week) to look at your commitments for the week ahead.
This time is not for work itself but the opportunity to look ahead at ALL ...