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…
Thinking about racing duathlons in the autumn and winter? Then it’s time to switch focus to duathlon and race strong to the end of the year. Here’s a four week training plan to help you make the switchover from triathlon to duathlon.
Want to start the next tri season raring to go? Then this 8 week off-season plan that involves hitting the bike and run trails will have huge form and fitness benefits
Start building a solid base in training now and have your best race season ever next year. Over to Dermott Hayes and his three-month plan for those aiming for Olympic distance glory next season…
Daylight hours are shrinking so it’s time to hop on the turbo and just ride, right? Think again with our ultimate guide to optimising your indoor cycling
Hyrox is a fitness phenomenon that’s gaining popularity fast. But what is it? And is it beneficial to triathletes?
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…
The off-season is when the clocks go back – but don’t let your motivation go back with them. Our guide has information and motivational tips on everything, from essential winter gear to nutritional and training advice…
Feel guilty for wanting to take a break from triathlon? Don’t, says pro Tom Bishop, as breaks are very important for health, happiness and recovery
The triathlon season is over. Time to knuckle down on Zwift, right? Think again, with our essential guide to this winter’s weirdest and wackiest events.
It’s always a good idea to set some training and racing goals for next year. But how and where to start? Ben Bright shows you…
Ready to make this your best winter yet? Well these bike and run sessions from Ben Bright and Non Stanford will help get your body ready for you best race season yet…
With the season over, it’s time to start planning your training through winter and into next year. Here, Tri Training Harder founder Philip Hatzis breaks down what you need to do month-by-month
Now’s the time to look back, reflect, and, most importantly, says Ben Bright, learn for next race season…
Wondering how to survive six months of no triathlon? Well, our intrepid columnist Martyn Brunt is here to help. From muddy backsides to pudding runs, here’s all you need to get though autumn and winter…
Joining us on the coaching team is an athlete who knows a thing or two about recovering well from short-course racing to ensure a long, strong season. Over to Non Stanford…
A successful off-season means finding the right balance between recovery from racing and preparing for next year’s events. Philip Hatzis explains how…
A UK winter is the perfect time to slow things down a little and reap the triathlon performance benefits. Coach Ben Bright explains how to build your base…
Taking your run off-road can reap multiple multisport benefits, including more speed, greater strength and a damn big dollop of fun. Here’s how to get the most out of every mile…
What type of bike sessions should you do in the colder, off-season months? Long and slow? Or some shorter high-intensity efforts? Nik Cook has the answers…
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
Pro triathlete Tom Bishop shares his best advice on training over the Christmas period.
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!