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This is my third race of this crazy hot summer and my first where the outcome made a difference to anything but my ego. I came into this race with a slight chance of getting enough points to qualify for XTERRA USA Championships in my hometown of Ogden, Utah where I had a miserable race […]
Continue Reading →I have never been a big fan of invasive lab testing to determine thresholds, maxes, etc for athletes. I prefer field testing on terrain and in conditions that are reasonably consistent, but always easier to manage and less costly. I have recently been invited to participate in a supplement study for a major food and […]
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As planning for the upcoming training camps progresses, I thought I would revisit a great training camp from a few years ago. The basic idea for the camp was to start and end the camp with a race. I was coming from SF and meeting my training partners in Boulder, so I planned to stop […]
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As I have now left the urban concrete jungle of London for the mountains of Colorado, it is very appropriate that I turn my attention to mountain biking (especially since I am not able to run for the next several months). With that in mind, I decided to build up from the frame, a new […]
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So, it has been 9 months since I injured my femur and I am still unable to run with no signs of running until this summer. How did what seemed to be a simple case of ITB syndrome become something that has caused me to redefine my athletic goals in the near and long term? […]
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Based on my recent trip to sort of participate in the Ironman World Championships, this is summary of the training camp qualities and opportunities.
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Now that Zipp has joined the other manufacturers and is now producing the 404 in a carbon clincher model, is there any reason to not own a pair? I have been a big proponent ever since a mate of mine did a full season of cyclocross on his Reynolds, with not so much as a […]
Continue Reading →From the press review and the clamour to buy one, it seems this new development by Trek has really hit the mark. It is obviously a nicely designed bike that looks fast and comes in lots of variations and price points. Add to the hoopla of the TDF around the corner and seeing Mr. Armstrong […]
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Welcome to Cycle2tri, we are busy building the site..stay tuned…lots of new on upcoming training camps, with training camps in Hawaii, the Alps and training camps in the USA
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