Author: Ray Boardman

Ray has competed in triathlons from sprint to ironman distance (both IM Taupo and Challenge Wanaka). Consequently he is aware of the importance of balancing training with lifestyle, thus complimenting other important aspects of an athlete’s life (family, work, study commitments etc…). • Entering your first triathlon? • Stepping up to a longer distance? • Looking to go faster? • Wanting to turn previous negatives into positives? Ray has coached athletes to achieve these and more. Training programmes are accessible online, so athletes can be located anywhere and still reap the benefits of Ray’s coaching. Contact him to discuss how he can assist you to achieve your goals.

Big turnout for IronMāori three-leg race

The challenge was laid for the thousands of competitors of the IronMāori contest. While cloudy overhead, nothing was going to overshadow a day that many…

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Best of the Internet for Endurance Athletes: 05 June 16

Each Sunday I’ll post my ‘best of’ list in a number of categories from the inter-webs. Other weeks can be found here. Technology/Equipment Blogs http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2016/05/hands-on-with-elites-new-drivo-kura-and-rampa-trainers.html…

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Friday Fartlek Session: Sisyphus Session

This Friday Fartlek Run is a hill-based strength session designed to build power, leg resilience, and running-specific strength. With progressively longer uphill efforts at Level V, the Sisyphus Session is ideal for runners targeting 5km to half marathon events who want a simple, challenging workout that delivers real fitness gains.

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IronMaori triathlon catching on as path to fitness

The IronMaori way of life is taking hold across the region, with more people than ever getting involved. About 650 competitors turned up on Saturday…

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