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Every endurance athlete knows the strange stillness that settles over the last week of December. The world takes its hands off the wheel. Work slows. Schedules dynamited. Days blur together with the smell of pine needles and leftovers.

It’s the closest thing we get to collective inertia..

And for most athletes, this “dead zone” between Christmas and New ...

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Practical strategies from coaching thousands of age-group athletes

Most triathlon advice focuses on the sexy stuff: intervals, gear, race-day tactics. But after years of coaching and watching thousands of athletes succeed (and struggle)...

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How to Restart Training Safely After Illness or Fatigue

Interruptions are normal—especially in winter. Cold temperatures, stress, and immune response all increase the friction on training. Missing a few days is not a crisis. What matters is how you come back. This protocol outlines a structured way to restart without risking relapse. Save it. Use it!

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Week Five of the OutSeason® is here, and 4 solid weeks are behind you. Your fitness is rising, your routine is settling in, and now you’re stepping into one of the turning points of winter training: your first long indoor ride of the season.</spa...

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The holidays have a funny way of turning even the most organized endurance athlete into a confused version of themselves.

One minute you’re cruising through November with spreadsheets, routines, predictable workouts, and the smug confidence of someone who “really has...

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