Health vs Fitness…

Are you ‘fit’ but lacking your health?

I’m a big believer in health first, then fitness and then chasing performance… I think you can be seen as ‘fit’ but not necessarily healthy, but if this is you you’ve likely missed the point.

Often it’s not training that is ...

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Coaching: An Investment In Yourself

Having a Coach is an investment in yourself and your triathlon journey… You pay a fee for the Coach to be in your corner supporting you and guiding your journey. You may pay weekly, monthly, quarterly but ultimately there is no single thing that you are paying for… the actual ‘progr ...

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Challenge Shepparton Results 2018

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JET had a fantastic weekend of racing up in Shepparton. Well done and thank you to everyone who raced, supported and spectated; you made it the weekend that it was!

Special mentions to Lucas and Bethany for all their help with the tent and catering as well as Jo for her expert ...

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Race Week Positivity

Race week nerves?

Have a look through your training diary / log / program and look at all the work you’ve done in prep for the event… Think about the sessions you’ve completed and the lessons learnt.

Be confident and positive and focus on what you can control… your m ...

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Race Week Tips

Race week tips 🏁

– Eat well throughout the week, don’t change too much from what you normally do 🥗

– Stay hydrated throughout the week – try not to over drink in the final 24hrs 🍹

– Bank some sleep early in the week, then there’s less ...

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Make the hours count…#agegrouperlife

It is not about accumulating mindless hours…

It is about finding the hours available each week to train and using them to prepare to the best of your ability.

Some tips for doing this:

– commit to your over-arching goal, whatever that may be (ie. know your why!) ...

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Sleep!

Number one recovery tool: Sleep!

Try to get more hours at night, nap when you can, create a routine where you can get to bed earlier… especially in heavier training periods.

Sleep will improve performance in sport and in life…

#recovery

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Session Of The Week – Twenty One Ones

Session of the week…

Try this one, anytime from 2-6 weeks out from a Half distance or olympic distance event.

It is good for pacing and building strength endurance over distance similar to race day.

As always, focus on good form to ensure your effort in the second half ...

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The GREY Zone

The ‘grey zone’… my take.

You are supposed to train easy or cap the session at a set HR but you don’t take note or you let it drift a little higher than it should…

This means you are training harder than you should and your effort and the effect on yo ...

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PAIN

I think he could do a lot of things differently / better but am a fan of Lionel and his transparent approach none-the-less…

This is a good little nugget from a pre-Kona interview though.

Remove the negative connotations associated with what we feel when training and racing and ...

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