“Metabolic testing” might sound like one of the complex triathlon training terms, but it doesn’t always mean lab coats and fancy equipment. While lab tests give the ...
Diana Dovidna
Triathletes LOVE a good routine. And it is understandable, as we try to fit a heck of a lot of training in around our busy lives. So, when a summer vacation hits, ...
Michael Brown Sports Nutritionist
Open water swimming is becoming more popular as a key part of triathlon and long-distance swim races. One of the most talked-about spots lately is the Seine River ...
John Doe Sports Journalist
Physical activity boosts our energy. Regular exercise increases our heart rate, oxygen circulation, and blood flow, making us feel more alert. It’s one of the many ...
Diana Dovidna
The Achilles tendon is a common area for pain, injury, and inflammation, particularly for athletes and runners. Achilles tendinopathy is particularly common among ...
Maksym Babych
TSS stands for Training Stress Score, and it is a metric that is commonly used to find out the intensity of your training session. In this article, I want to dive ...
Diana Dovidna
Did you know that to improve your triathlon performance, you actually need to ease off in the vast majority of your training instead of pushing harder at each ...
Maksym Babych
Even now, there is still a debate about whether stretches for cyclists will actually help your bike performance when it comes to the amount of power you put out. ...
John Doe Sports Journalist
Are you doing any mobility exercises before and/or after going on a run? If you don’t, keep reading to discover why you should be. And if you do, well, keep ...
John Doe Sports Journalist
