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Understanding Your Triathlon Phenotype for Smarter Training

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Understanding your triathlon phenotype for smarter training

Two athletes can look similar, have similar endurance experience, follow the same triathlon plan and get very different results. That is not a failure of eff…

Three athletes rest on a blue track, exhausted after a run. Two sit, one lies down, all catching their breath

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How long should your triathlon off-season be?

Wrapped up your last race of 2026? Here’s exactly how long to rest, when to restart training, and how to avoid losing fitness this off-season.

Should Triathlon Performance Testing Set Your Training Zones?

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Should you use triathlon performance testing to set your training zones?

Most coaches and training plans are based around rough proxies for threshold (like FTP) and generic zones worked out as percentages of threshold. These can b…

A coach in a blue shirt instructs a woman on a stationary bike

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Can time-crunched triathletes build Ironman endurance on less volume?

Can time-crunched triathletes build meaningful endurance without living like full-time professionals? The honest answer is that lower volume can never fully …

Triathlete takes gel before swim

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How many carbs per hour? A practical guide to fuelling long distance triathlons

Most age-group triathletes should be targeting somewhere between 60 and 90 grams of carbohydrate per hour for anything longer than 90 minutes, and many experienced athletes racing Ironman-distance events are now pushing toward 120-150 grams per hour with good results.

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