Maybe you're already a runner, biker, or swimmer (or not, and want to start), want to get your triathlons faster, or just get in better shape. Let's get together and talk about it (I'm in the neighborhood); USAT Triathlon Coach and Certified Fitness Trainer. You can get personalized training, or bike fit, or swim videos, or if you're a senior, just get started. Mood, … Continue Reading
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OVERWEIGHT RUNNERS FACE SAME OBSTACLES AS OLD TRIATHLETES
Getting in shape for someone who’s overweight presents similar problems to those I face (a way oldster triathlete) in my daily training regimen; the problems run on parallel paths. Listening to a great interview on GTN (Global Triathlon Network), the ‘starting-to-run’ problems faced by Sam, who once weighed 364 pounds, and a woman who’s an osteopathic … Continue Reading

LUMBERJACKS SET EXERTION LEVELS FOR TRIATHLON TRAINING
I was amazed to learn that a Swedish psychologist, Gunnar Borg, in the 60s, was studying the perception of physical exertion using lumberjacks for physical stress measurement and relating the amount of energy expended to ‘how they felt’ (from a great article in ACSM Health and Fitness Journal). From this study came the measurement “Rating of Perceived … Continue Reading

My Humbling Experience with Heart Rate Variability
I’ve been experimenting with HRV for some time now, trying to tie it into my triathlon training regimen and was going to figure all this science stuff out. Over the past several years there have been a lot of studies and training using Heart Rate Variability (HRV) as a tool, and it’s becoming a kind of buzzword in the athletic world. HRV is the … Continue Reading

WHAT IS MENTAL TOUGHNESS?
It's Probably Not What You Think. It’s a measure of your [unshakable] belief in being able to reach your true potential, despite obstacles and barriers. High levels of Mental Toughness means that despite everyday challenges, personal goals such as sales, race time, GPA or other goals and pursuits can be improved. As you might … Continue Reading