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…
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…
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…
In a 70.3 race, success rarely comes down to a single moment. It’s shaped by a series of decisive points where smart athletes make smarter choices. As a coach working…
Race day rarely unfolds exactly as you expect and that’s precisely why so many triathletes underperform despite being fit. The difference often comes down to how well you understand and…
The night before a race matters but the real sleep advantage starts days before. Sleep is one of the most powerful performance tools athletes have. It supports muscle recovery, immune…
Most athletes believe speed is earned the hard way - more miles, harder sessions, higher intensity, deeper suffering. When progress stalls, the instinct is almost always the same: do more.…
You finished an Ironman. The bike felt controlled. You executed your plan. Then the run unraveled. The natural conclusion is: I need to work on my run! But do you?…
In an end of season reflection, an athlete expressed how they felt they made the shift from completer to competitor – and how it was harder than expected. The discomfort…