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RIDING IN ST CROIX

Riding in St Croix, Virgin Islands - home of a tough 70.3 Ironman renowned for the "Beast” ascent (0.7 mile / 600 ft elevation / 14% average gradient with 27% at the steepest point). The climb is followed by a winding steep downhill with some...

CROSS TRAINING – SNOWSHOEING

Are you a triathlete looking for cross-training options? Try snowshoeing (Raquette). It's a fun, low cost, low impact sport which requires you to use large muscle groups to fight snow resistance (especially over hilly terrains and deep powder snow). It is an ideal exercise to tone...

TI SWIMMING

Back in the days, I took the TI teacher’s training course driven by my interest to fine-tune my stroke. Boy I learned!! But my swim times (open-water phobia and crab-like swimming aside ?) only improved when I coupled TI technique with a swim metronome. It...

YOUR FEET

Adults have 206 bones 52 of which are in the feet!  Be kind to your ? check out my post “Feet maintenance for endurance sport athletes” for useful tips on how to minimize feet discomfort and how to take good care of your athletic feet....

SWIMMING TIPS

If you swim slower than 1:15 - 1:20 then your chance at improving your time lies in sharpening your technique. Here are some tips I follow based on the Total Immersion Swim Technique. High elbow recovery ✅ body and head aligned ✅ One eye submerged in water while...

REFLEXOLOGY

Reflexology can help you not only achieve homeostatis and a constant optimal well-coordinated functioning of all your organs, it is also fun relaxing and could save you some bucks if you do it with a partner....

GOT TO DO WHAT YOU GOT TO DO

Rain or Shine! Riding in a desert set up with rain, and strong wind, is not fun ?! mud and fine sand stuck like glue all over my legs and my bike, and tiny gravel infiltrating my shoes, but the worst feeling of all was the...

THE NITTY GRITTY OF SWIM CAPS

WHY A SWIM CAP? SWIM CAPS HAVE MULTI PURPOSE ? From a Race director’s perspective and the #1 reason why swim caps are MANDATORY at open-water swim races is SAFETY, then identification.  Race caps given out at races are generally one-size fits-all, and must be bright colored...

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