Whether you are just beginning or are a seasoned vet, training can be tiring and time consuming. By following these ten easy steps, beginners can learn a process that will help them succeed and veteran tri-athletes can learn new ways to train and beat their personal best. I, Elie Hirschfeld have used these tips myself often.
In order to succeed in a triathlon, athletes must start with a great swim. “The swim must be fast enough to get you to the bike leg in a reasonable amount of time, depending on your personal goals for the race,” said Mat Luebbers, tri-athlete. Following this guide will ensure a successful way to make a big splash in front of competitors.
Running is all about building up stamina. By following this eight week program, it is possible to be running two miles a day without breaking a sweat. If that’s not enough to get you going, this program includes numerous motivational quotes and training tips to keep you moving when the going gets tough.
In a society driven by the media, many athletes would prefer to “pump iron” rather than to focus on cardio in order to achieve an “ideal image.” Although weightlifting is a plus when training for a triathlon, endurance training is an absolute necessity. As an athlete, with improved endurance, the body will more effectively accesses and exploit fat as a fuel source, which will help reduce body fat.
Becoming inspired to compete in triathlons and marathons can be difficult when competing alone. Training with a team can help push athletes further, as well as provide motivation when they think they can no longer go on. Team in Training (TNT) is a society in which athletes will be provided with certified coaches; exceptional training and clinics on fitness, nutrition, gear and injury prevention, as well as the teammates support every step of the way. TNT has become the world’s first, best and largest charity sports training program and the only one to offer a full complement of exciting, sports training options.