How to get ahead in your training for next season
Give yourself the gift of performance enhancement by grabbing some mates in the week between Christmas and New Year and hitting those quieter roads…
Give yourself the gift of performance enhancement by grabbing some mates in the week between Christmas and New Year and hitting those quieter roads…
Gradually increasing training volume is crucial to allow the body time to adapt before race season, Greg Whyte explains why…
It’s a fine line between making performance advances and tipping over into injury. But you can find the balance with this advice from professor Greg Whyte…
Want to keep open-water swimming throughout the winter? Here’s Professor Greg Whyte with key advice so you can stay safe
If you want to improve your triathlon performance ready for the next race season, then joining up with swim, bike and run groups could be the answer. Professor Greg Whyte explains
Professor Greg Whyte explains why it’s imperative to adapt your off-season training plans to cover all eventualities
Thinking back over past race performances can only make you a better athlete, argues Professor Greg Whyte. Here’s why…
Professor Greg Whyte explains why planning your training is key right now and how to schedule the right sessions at the right time to maximise the performance benefits
To ensure you’re on top form for your first triathlon of the year, professor Greg Whyte introduces the concept of ‘prehabilitation’ to help stave off season-derailing injury and enhance recovery
Yes, it’s time to be merry! But, says Prof Greg Whyte, it’s also time to take control of your personal ‘stress-recovery’ balance to avoid illness and start the new year in fighting form!
Quantity and quality can coexist in your training plan, says Professor Greg Whyte. But planning and commitment are required to avoid mediocrity and optimise adaptation. Here’s how…
As triathletes, we’re inundated with tech promising to enhance our performance. But for many it can be bewildering and even damaging. Professor Greg Whyte’s advice? Start small…
With the weather playing such a central role in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, professor Greg Whyte looks at how we can manage it effectively to help optimise our triathlon performance and health
Many athletes only train up to 80% of their capability. Here, Professor Greg Whyte explains how to find that extra 20% so you can maximise your athletic performance when it counts
Professor Greg Whyte explains how triathletes and other athletes can look after themselves during the Covid-19 pandemic