Help! I’m Injured and Can’t Run. What Should I Do?

Help! I’m Injured and Can’t Run. What Should I Do?

What are your changes of getting injured during triathlon training? Pretty good, actually… After my PR year of marathon and IRONMAN Triathlon in 2007 where I went 2:46 at Disney Marathon and 8:51 at Challenge Roth, I wanted to go faster in 2008 so I kept training hard...
How to Train for an IRONMAN Triathlon While Working Full-Time

How to Train for an IRONMAN Triathlon While Working Full-Time

Yes, you can. Still, even after being in the sport of triathlon as an athlete, coach and race director for more than 20 years, I continue to be impressed by the triathletes who tackle an IRONMAN Triathlon® distance successfully in spite of everything else they have...
Preventing the “Bonk” by Fueling Properly During Endurance Exercise

Preventing the “Bonk” by Fueling Properly During Endurance Exercise

Fueling During Exercise In my last blog post, I wrote about “bonking” (“hitting the wall” or “blowing up”) during endurance exercise and how it’s caused by low carbohydrate (glycogen) levels as the body uses up stored carbohydrates during exercise without adequate...