Respect Recovery Days: They Make You a Better Marathon Runner
Recovery is where your marathon fitness is built. Learn why respecting recovery days, keeping easy runs genuinely easy, and allowing your body time to adapt can improve performance, reduce injury risk, and help you stay consistent throughout your marathon training programme for long-term success.
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Don’t Test Your Nutrition on Race Day
Practising your race nutrition before race day is essential for triathlon success. Learn why your gut needs training too, how to develop a fuelling strategy that works for you, and why testing nutrition during training can help you avoid costly mistakes and perform at your best on race day.
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Where Most Half Marathon Races Fall Apart
Most runners focus on the start and finish of a half marathon, but the middle kilometres are where races are often won or lost. Learn why pacing discipline between 6K and 15K is critical, how to avoid common mistakes, and how to set yourself up for a strong finish.
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Stop Racing Every Ride: Why Easy Indoor Cycling Sessions Make You Faster
Many cyclists and triathletes make the mistake of turning every ride into a hard workout. Learn why easy rides are essential for recovery, aerobic development, and long-term performance. Discover how riding easier on easy days can help you train more consistently and perform better when it matters most.
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Hills Aren’t Slowing You Down… Overreacting to Them Is
Many triathletes blame hills for slowing them down, but the real problem is often poor pacing. Learn how to manage effort on climbs during the bike and run, avoid costly surges, and stay strong throughout your Ironman 70.3 by focusing on effort rather than speed.
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Why Three Runs Per Week Can Be Enough For A Half Marathon
Many runners believe they need to run every day to successfully complete a half marathon. In reality, three well-structured runs per week can be enough to build endurance, improve fitness, and reach the start line prepared. Learn why consistency, recovery, and quality sessions matter more than simply running more.
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Why Walking Aid Stations Can Make You Faster at Ironman
Walking through aid stations during an Ironman may feel counterintuitive, but it can help you fuel, hydrate, and execute your race plan more effectively. Learn why a brief, strategic walk can lead to a stronger marathon, better race-day decisions, and ultimately a faster Ironman finish.
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How Fit Do You Need To Be To Start Half Marathon Training?
Many runners wonder if they’re fit enough to start training for a half marathon. The good news is that you don’t need to be able to run 21.1km today. Discover why 30 minutes of comfortable running is often enough to begin your journey towards a successful and enjoyable half marathon finish.
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The Marathon Starts After 30 Kilometres
Many runners feel strong during the first half of a marathon, but the real challenge begins after 30 kilometres. Learn why marathon training focuses on endurance, consistency, and patience, and discover how preparing for the final 12 kilometres can help you achieve a stronger finish on race day.
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The First 10 Minutes Can Ruin Your Triathlon
Many triathletes sabotage their race before it has properly begun by going too hard in the first 10 minutes. Learn why adrenaline can trick you into poor pacing decisions, how to stay controlled early, and why a patient start often leads to a stronger swim, bike, run, and finish.
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