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Improving Your Triathlon Running by Alan Ley
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Coach Michelle Cox - Falfins Triathlon Team

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Triathlon Experience:
Experienced, Lifer
About Me:
Falfins Triathlon Team Head Coach & USA Triathlon Regional Athlete Development Coordinator for the Rocky Mountain Region

CERTIFICATIONS:
USA Triathlon Certified Coach
USA Swimming Certified Coach
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Certification
Bachelor of Science in Nursing; Specializing in Critical Care

To find out more about the Falfins Triathlon Team, please contact me directly by sending me a message or email me at MichelleCo430@agegroupers.ning.com
Goal:
Strive to develop my athletes and the team to their greatest potential!

High Performance Team - Colorado/Rocky Mountain Region

The goal of the USA Triathlon High Performance Teams Program is to increase the number and quality of developmental programs serving teenage and developmental elite athletes across the nation.

The program provides grants to seed the establishment and growth of well-organized training programs, as well as offers advanced education and experiential learning opportunities to participating USAT certified coaches.

High Performance Teams play an integral role in the identification, recruitment, development, and age-appropriate competitive preparation of emerging youth elite, junior elite, and U23 athletes, with the goal of developing well-rounded athletes capable of success at the highest levels of competition and progression within the USAT Sport Performance Program.

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Improving Your Triathlon Running by Alan Ley - ITU Sport Development

Three critical components to plan for when designing a training prescription to improve your triathlon running.

1. Specificity - You must practice running after cycling, often called 'brick training.' Even the best runners will struggle after cycling if they have not specifically trained for the triathlon run. Brick training only needs to be done once or twice a week and you do not have to run the entire distance of the run portion of your race. A word of caution, don't overdo the brick trainin… Continue

Posted on May 15, 2009 at 2:45pm —

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Avoiding the Meltdown in 2009 by Alan Ley - ITU Sport Development

Nothing will slow you down or stop you like heat and humidity. As the temperatures rise in June and July, so does the number of heat-related problems experienced by triathletes. Most experts agree that your body will acclimatize to heat and humidity--mostly in the first two to three weeks of exposure, and maximally after about two months. However there is a genetic limit on how much you can acclimatize.

We can't all have the genetic gifts and ability that Dave Scott and Mark Allen had to tolera… Continue

Posted on May 15, 2009 at 2:30pm —

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