Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Team in Training: Putting on my Wetsuit
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Triatholon Training: How to put on a wet suit, Open Water
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Training and sailfish wetsuit testing TriStar Mallorca
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Using a combination of training dives with Iron Girl Triathlon
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Team in Training: Putting the combination
Monday, May 30, 2011
TRAINING AND COLD .....
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Team in Training: Taking Off My Wetsuit
Friday, October 8, 2010
Training for the swim leg of triathlon
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Many athletes during training for a triathlon, it is difficult to establish a training plan, addressing the three components of the event develop. Here are some tips to help you set the training plan for the component in swimming.
Overview
Each of your sessions of swimming, a warm-up includes some works that will improve your ride, and cooling.
Open Water
Make sure to close some open water, soflows comfortable ride.
Pack
If your race is also wearing a dress, make sure you swim in a little 'practice. Many aspects of the change floats while wearing a neoprene, including its structure as it is currently involved, and the overall impression of your shots. Make yourself at home in your bathing suit. In addition, make sure you can use the suit in the transition to a bicyclePart of the race.
Workout Changes
The work on endurance, interval training and some training sessions, where he is working hard to reach your limit. The combination of these three types of training that will give you the best possible training for your next race.
Transition training (also known as "Brick workouts)
Do not forget the days when you can include: the transition back and forth from practice swimming, cycling and running.
Every triathletehas their favorite part of the race, but it is important that the weakest area in the train. For many novice triathletes and beginners tend to be most vulnerable area for swimming! Think about how you train for your next.