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Race Strategy

Pacing Your First Half-Ironman: A Data-Driven Approach

Breaking down the numbers behind sustainable 70.3 pacing — and the most common mistakes that cost you minutes on the run course.

Nutrition

Fueling Long Course: Dialing In Your Race Day Nutrition Plan

Carbohydrate targets, sodium strategies, and gut training protocols to keep you strong through the final miles of any distance.

Recovery

Recovery Isn't Rest: Active Recovery Protocols That Actually Work

What the research says about recovery modalities — and what you should actually be doing between hard sessions to come back stronger.

Coaching

Why Every Triathlete Needs a Coach (Even Self-Coached Athletes)

The objectivity gap, accountability factor, and expertise leverage that coaching provides at every level of the sport.

Mental Performance

The Mental Game: Building Race-Day Confidence Through Training

How to use your training block to develop the psychological resilience that separates good races from great ones.

Training

Understanding Training Stress Score: What TSS Actually Tells You

TSS is everywhere — but most athletes misunderstand it. Here's how to actually use training stress metrics to guide your training decisions.

Gear & Equipment

The Beginner's Triathlon Gear Guide: What You Actually Need

Skip the paralysis and the overspending. Here's the essential gear list for your first triathlon — and what can wait until later.

Training

Brick Workouts: How to Make the Bike-to-Run Transition Seamless

The purpose, the protocol, and the progression. How to structure brick workouts that actually translate to better T2 transitions on race day.

Race Strategy

Taper Done Right: The Science Behind Peak Performance Timing

Most athletes botch the taper. Here's what the research says about duration, intensity reduction, and the mental game of doing less before your big race.