Winning the Triathlon Balancing Act with a Weekly Plan

Winning the Triathlon Balancing Act with a Weekly Plan

by David B. Glover A huge challenge that most triathletes – and truthfully most people for that matter – have is managing time. There are just too many things to do, too many things to think about and too many commitments to meet  in order to do...
Consistency as a Critical Success Factor in Triathlon

Consistency as a Critical Success Factor in Triathlon

In this short video, David Glover, MSE, MS, CSCS discusses the importance of consistency in your triathlon training for success and shares tips help you stay consistent in your training even if you have other competing demands on your time.
What to Bring with You on IRONMAN Triathlon Race Day

What to Bring with You on IRONMAN Triathlon Race Day

by David B. Glover, MS, CSCS Three of my triathlon coaching clients each recently raced in anIRONMAN Triathlon® for the first time so I put together a list of “what to bring” to an IRONMAN along with a “how to use it” during the race. These...
You Are What You Eat…err, Rather, You Are What You Think

You Are What You Eat…err, Rather, You Are What You Think

by David B. Glover, MS, CSCS “If you think you can do a thing or think you can’t do a thing, you’re right.” – Henry Ford (1863-1946) Remember the adage, “You are what you eat?” There is a corresponding adage: “You are what you think.” In other words, your...
How to Practice Sighting Buoys…in a Pool

How to Practice Sighting Buoys…in a Pool

If you can sight well in open water during your triathlon, you’ll swim the shortest distance between the swim buoys and, as a result, have a faster swim time. The easiest and first place to practice sighting buoys for a triathlon is in the pool. In this short...
Become a Faster Runner by Varying Your Run Speed in Training

Become a Faster Runner by Varying Your Run Speed in Training

Krista Schultz, MEd, CSCS shares a running tip to go faster by varying your run speed during your training. A simple method to vary your running speed is to introduce short “pick ups” or intervals into your workout as Krista explains in this short video....