By Elizabeth Waterstraat | Multisport Mastery The purpose of triathlon off-season training isn't simply to get stronger or faster. It's to develop the physical and physiological adaptations that will make…
By Elizabeth Waterstraat | Multisport Mastery What does it take to go from having almost no triathlon experience to completing a 70.3, a marathon, and a full Ironman in just…
By Elizabeth Waterstraat | Multisport Mastery After nearly 20 years of coaching endurance athletes, I finally found the words for something I’ve believed all along. The biggest lessons haven’t come…
Every offseason, triathletes start looking for ways to get faster. Usually that means more training, a new bike or whatever piece of equipment is promising a few watts this year.…
As temperatures climb across the country, conversations inevitably turn to hydration, electrolytes, and cooling strategies. Those are all important, but they’re only part of the equation. Over the years, I’ve…
Modern athletes are surrounded by data. Watches track heart rate variability, power meters quantify every watt, GPS devices monitor pace, and recovery apps claim to predict readiness before the body…
Heat changes the rules of triathlon performance. A pace or power output that feels sustainable at 60°F can become physiologically expensive at 80–90°F, especially when humidity rises. The key is…
Katie M., who works with Coach Elizabeth Waterstraat, shares her Mastery Moment - a shift from coaching that reaches beyond sport, into other areas of their life. "I've found more…
Race morning. The nerves are screaming, the unknowns are looming, and no matter how well you've trained, there's always a question lurking in the back of your mind: Am I…
At Multisport Mastery, our coaching philosophy is built on a simple truth: athletes are complex, adaptive humans, not machines. Training only works when it respects the realities of the athlete,…