Category Archives: Training

Using a 70.3 to Optimize Your Ironman

Posted on April 11, 2011 by CTS

By Lindsay Hyman, CTS Pro Coach Whether you’re getting ready for your first Ironman or your fourteenth, a half-Ironman race is a great competition to include in your race preparations. But it’s not just a matter of finding a 70.3 … Continue reading →

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Chris Carmichael Blog: Does Sweating More Mean You’re More Fit?

Posted on March 28, 2011 by CTS

Chris, I’m relatively new to triathlon and to serious training. Over the past several months I’ve been making steady progress, and recently I’ve noticed that I’ve started sweating more. The conditions (temp and humidity) are about the same as they’ve … Continue reading →

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Chris Carmichael Blog: Tips for Windy Rides

Posted on March 26, 2011 by CTS

There’s nothing like a good training week to get my spirits up. Plus, the applications for the CTS Trans Andes Challenge are starting to pile up and I’m starting to get excited about the prospect of another major endurance challenge. … Continue reading →

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