Why Amateur Triathletes Shouldn’t Train Like the Pros A balanced life is key to success for the amateur triathletes says coach Matt Dixon. I often discuss with athletes the concept of their potential within the context of the life they lead. Many triathletes never reach their potential; it’s difficult to manage all of the training […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 06-06-2018
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Swim-Bike-Run – Triathletes who SHINE! It takes place in a big park and it includes beer gardens, restaurants and, of course, the finisher stadium. The evening of the pasta party and after the people have finished eating everyone walks to the town square where there is a big celebration. The swim takes place in a […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 05-17-2018
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jendoestri It’s 2016 team application time! This is the time of year when teams and brands select the athletes they will partner with for 2016. If after doing your due diligence you are still unsure about the application process, reach out to the team and ask! Many teams accept athletes of all abilities and don’t […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 04-24-2018
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Coach Norman and Nicole Villarojo: More than their Careers Norman Pascual, one of the most influential names in Philippine triathlon, and Nicole Villarojo, an executive in a top multinational company, are two individuals who have certainly proved themselves in their industries. Despite coming from different career backgrounds, Coach Norman and Nicole is a power couple […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 04-19-2018
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Wild Bill’s Rodeo About a year ago I wrote a blog post highlighting my three athletes and their races, also mentioning that I felt like I wanted to make coaching a bigger part of what I do. 15 years old and having lived in Wisconsin for only the past two months, she has already made […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 04-16-2018
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Ironworks Multisport Triathlon Tips While setting up this blog, I’ve spent a little time looking at other triathlon blogs to see what else is out there. One of the best blogs that I’ve found is Chrissie Wellington’s, winner of the 2007 Ironman World Championships. It’s amazing in this day and age, well, any day and […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 04-14-2018
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Gordon Ramsay is forced to withdraw from Ironman triathlon in Hawaii Gordon Ramsay was pushed to his limit when he was forced to withdraw from the Ironman World Championships triathlon in Hawaii, which included a 2.4-mile ocean swim, 112-mile bike leg and marathon run, after suffering severe dehydration on Saturday. The 48-year-old TV chef was […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 04-09-2018
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for Hyperemesis Gravidarum I started about 5 minutes behind them and went out at a very solid pace on the first loop of the two lap swim, covering those 1.2 miles in just over 31 minutes. Overall my swim ended up being my best leg of the day – it’s the first time I’ve ever […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 04-08-2018
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Becoming an Ironman Your carefully planned program for Ironman training should take into consideration the particular course challenges you’ll be faced with on race day. 2007 10:49 Uhr Seite 50 BECOME AN IRONMAN 50 Becoming Ironman Rich Clark on his way to yet another of many course records 9 Faster Is Better: Biking We’ve been […]
Push Hard Multisport News for 04-01-2018
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Jonathan Brownlee admits a part of him will be missing as Alistair pulls out of ITU World Triathlon Series opener in Abu Dhabi Ashleigh Gentle and Vicky Holland come into the new ITU World Triathlon Series season on the back of hugely differing 2017 fortunes. After several years of admittedly being the bridesmaid, Gentle thrust […]
