JET SIMPLE INTENSITY SCALE

The JET simple intensity should be used with discretion. It is our hope that this resource helps add value for all athletes. It is simple, yes, but to be most effective requires active engagement from the athlete. We are all looking to develop the athlete’s ‘inner animal’ and abil ...

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Walking As A Performance Tool…

Walking is often seen as the enemy but the reality is it can be a powerful performance tool. Let’s look at some situations where we believe you should be regularly integrating walk breaks into your training and racing.

If you are returning to running / following a return to run ...

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Swim PB For Brenton

8min swim PB for JET community member and squad attendee Brenton Logan at Geelong 70.3

 

 

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SPECIFICITY

Key sessions – Race Specificity

During the race phase of training your key sessions should be centred around ensuring you are adequately prepared for the demands of the event in which you are preparing for. This should include some key stimuli such as race simulations but overall con ...

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Age Grouper Life – INTEGRATION

Integrate training into life! Don’t dump training on top of life. Create sustainability. Create consistency. Be better. Be your best. JET community member Dean Host tackling his first OD tri with his support crew by his side! ...

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Relaxed is efficient…

A good reminder for those racing soon… maybe even this weekend! Also a good one to practice in training. ...

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Winning… QOTD with Gustav Iden

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 ...

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Nailing The Basics… In Action With S. Latham

Time Trial Tuesday with Scott Latham, captured by Katrina Carr at the recent Coles Bay Half in Tassie. Scott PB’d the ride and the race in tough conditions… how? He simply stayed in TT position for the entire bike leg. Sounds simple; because it is. #NailTheBasics #CyclingPractice #TTT ...

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Nutrition & Hydration for Triathlon

Do you practice your nutrition and hydration strategy for racing? No, that does not mean sampling one dose of your proposed product… it means taking in the amounts, quantities and doses you need to / plan to on race day and seeing how your body responds. This starts from some basic testing ...

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Looking after your equipment… and yourself!

A clean bike is a fast bike!

Look after your equipment and this will look after you.

This includes your bike, your running shoes, and the wetsuit. But also YOU, your body (and brain) – more to come on this!

We train a lot and invest time, effort and money into our endur ...

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