It's fun. That's what it is.
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Minute Calendar Run Journal
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It was a fact that I didn't have the ability to maintain a run for even one mile, it occurred to me that I could replace the word mile with minute.
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Breaking 2:00 goal training is back on! The book Endure set the tone and Run The South is going to give me my benchmark. Join me!
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Every bicyclist, regardless of type, eventually asks the same question.
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We are big proponents of body balancing exercises and yes most athletes need to work their upper backs more, but with some guidance and variety...
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Steve interviews Julie Wagner
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If something is important enough to you it'll be a priority. It will be an obsession. It will be your constant companion.
Posted By: Rob Yeager
As many of you, I train because it makes me, me. I enjoy long runs, sore muscles, weird tans, tired shoulders...
Posted By: Erika Cadengo
When the world shut down, I was in the process of getting myself into Half-Marathon shape...
Posted By: Steve Wagner
We asked Billy Shue how he's coping with our "new norm". He has some good tips based on what he's doing.
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My children and grandchildren are the reason for my journey & I want to be here for them. I want to live & enjoy life!
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Are you getting enough quality sleep? This week's article has some great information about the importance of sleep!
Posted By: Alan Tyson
There are countless occasions where a competition or practice wasn't the easiest. I had to push through because my goals were bigger than that moment.
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My perspective on life stays about as positive as it can be. So I'm extending an invite for YOU to come race with me!
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I'm constantly talking about the importance of a strong body line. My goal is to give you the easiest path for success. And kick is the building block
Posted By: Rob Yeager
12 week training program starting on March 15 and finishing with your FIRST 5k (NoDa 5k) on June 6th
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If you have a solid strength foundation, that will allow you to develop your speed, power, endurance, and agility.
Posted By: Alan Tyson
I decided, somewhat consciously, but I think deeper in my subconscious that I didn't want to be, and would not continue to be, the fat guy in the room
Posted By: Steve Wagner
We get added support through our kick. A strong kicker has a strong body line. A strong body line means an efficient swimmer.
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When deciding whether cycling is safe for you, I feel it's important to look at the overall risk presented and learn to mitigate those risks.
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In the last article we talked about how hydrogenated oils reek havoc with our bodies. So what do we do to avoid these...
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Taking United States Men's Triathletes to an elite level. Our guest today on Threshold Stories is Parker Spencer.
Posted By: Jeff Gaura
I realize when done right, running is you WITH your mind and body, in some sort of metaphorical, metaphysical, harmonious dance of beauty blah blah
Posted By: Steve Wagner
Consuming partially hydrogenated oils is like inhaling cigarette smoke. They will kill you -- slowly, over time, but as surely as you breathe.
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Billy is one of Charlotte's local favorites. Not only as a runner but an advocate for a better, healthier, and safer Charlotte community.
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Threshold Academy is all about helping athletes of all ages and levels get better.
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There is nothing special about myself and anyone else. I learned over the years I was the best version of myself when I was working towards a goal.
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Experts are getting off the "fat is evil" bandwagon these days -- and we should, too.
Posted By: Alan Tyson
I decided this in April of 2019 after my first off-road triathlon, which did not go quite as I had planned.
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Don't be afraid to deviate from the plan, have a back up plan, invite a friend to join you, just do it, and race!... Check!
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Ride along with our town favorite as he trains and see how to get it done!
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Last week we discussed that simply counting calories was not enough to lose weight and become lean. You needed to eat the foods with the right types..
Posted By: Alan Tyson
Many nutritionists and health care professionals are advocating against the general principle of counting calories unless you are counting them to...
Posted By: Alan Tyson
2020 is upon us. Don't do what you have always done. Instead, hire a coach and meet your goals.
Posted By: Jeff Gaura
Unless you're a pro athlete, nutrition plans don't need to be highly complex and intricate to yield quality results. Instead, if an athlete can master
Posted By: Alan Tyson
Traditionally, athletes looking to build muscle have stayed laser-focused on protein. Meanwhile, runners and cyclists focus more on carbs or fat to...
Posted By: Alan Tyson
This week's article delivers the next three steps on how to take a look at the "ceilings" you may currently have created for yourself.
Posted By: Alan Tyson
Anton Chekov said that "a man is what he believes" and "whether you think you can or think you can'tYou are right!" In other words, the mind is a..
Posted By: Alan Tyson
Lots got done in 2019. A lot more in planned in 2020. That plan doesn't come to pass without an objective review of prior goals and outcomes.
Posted By: Jeff Gaura
Last week we talked about doing the things that take no talent to do but doing these simple things make big differences in the development of athle...
Posted By: Alan Tyson
I think coaches and athletes who are committed to their craft often mirror the following scenario. We look for the next best exercise or method that w
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Sleep is a dynamic process. The average healthy adult will experience 3-5 cycles of sleep in a night. Within those cycles, there are 4 distinct stages
Posted By: Alan Tyson
Some of you may have seen this article before, but it is a favorite of ours, and we always encourage getting the day off to a good start with a good..
Posted By: Alan Tyson
Many folks have asked: where do you train? Well, that is a complicated question as it really depends on what's on my calendar at the moment.
Posted By: Marcus Barton
This week, I am in school for coaching at Training Peaks University, on the Campus of Colorado University in Boulder.
Posted By: Jeff Gaura
In this episode of Rockman, we learn how a small stone created the life-long rivalry between our hero and his nemesis Thor.
Posted By: Marcus Barton
Pick your venue and do something epic with the ones you love. You might not get to do it tomorrow.
Posted By: Jeff Gaura
Suffering isn't a punishment. It is requisite to getting better.
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The swim this year was one of my best swims yet. I dropped four minutes off of my swim time from last year, granted it was wetsuit legal this year...
Posted By: Caleb Baity
Tony and Lisa Hammett, of Peak Racing and makers of SwimRun Georgia, bring you another awesome race.
Posted By: Marcus Barton
The conclusion to the two part series. Now you know!
Posted By: Marcus Barton
So you've been eyeballing swimrun. You know you want to get into this crazy sport, but you have no idea what gear to get or why.
Posted By: Marcus Barton