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 everything:...
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.
Something We Can All Learn from the Military – Attention to Detail

Something We Can All Learn from the Military – Attention to Detail

by David B. Glover “It’s the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen.” — John Wooden The military teaches “attention to detail” very well.  Twenty years ago, I graduated from the United States Naval Academy.  During my years  as a...
Do You Need a Coach? How Can You Afford Not to Have One…?

Do You Need a Coach? How Can You Afford Not to Have One…?

by David B. Glover, MS, CSCS I am afraid of heights but I liked to climb “things” as a child (I still have a scar on my chin and forehead as evidence) so I started indoor sport climbing a few months ago to try something after more than 15 years of being a triathlete....