The Coach Ray Method: How to Periodize Training for Long-Term Endurance Gains
Discover the principles behind The Coach Ray Method and learn how structured periodization helps endurance athletes improve performance, avoid injury, and peak on race day. Explore the four phases of training used for running, triathlon, cycling, and endurance events to achieve sustainable long-term fitness gains.
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Why Your Easy Sessions Might Be Too Hard
Many triathletes train too hard on their easy days, accumulating fatigue without maximising fitness gains. Learn why easy training is essential for endurance performance, how to avoid the grey zone trap, and why slowing down during recovery sessions may be the key to becoming a faster triathlete.
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The Half Marathon Fuelling Mistake That Costs More Time Than Poor Fitness
Many half marathon runners wait until they feel tired before taking fuel—but by then, performance may already be declining. Learn why fuelling early, practising your nutrition strategy in training, and training your gut can help you maintain pace, avoid late-race fatigue, and finish stronger on race day.
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Saturday Swim Session: Threshold Density Builder
Build sustainable swim speed with this threshold-focused session featuring short-rest repetitions. Improve aerobic fitness, pacing, and stroke consistency while learning to recover quickly between efforts. Perfect for triathletes and swimmers wanting to hold a stronger pace for longer without sacrificing technique or efficiency.
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From Fit to Fast: How to Transition From Other Sports Into Running Events
Already fit from CrossFit, netball, track and field, or another sport? Discover how to successfully transition into 5km, parkrun, and 10km running. Learn how to use your existing fitness, avoid common injury traps, build consistency, and create a foundation for long-term running success.
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Saturday Swim Session: Distance Discipline Builder
Build endurance, pacing, and patience with this long-distance swim session. Learn to maintain consistent effort, efficient technique, and strong rhythm across extended repetitions. Ideal for triathletes and open water swimmers wanting to improve aerobic fitness, mental resilience, and confidence over longer distances in both training and racing.
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If You’re Hungry During an Ironman, You’re Already Too Late
If you’re waiting until you’re hungry during an Ironman, you’re already behind. Discover why successful athletes fuel proactively, how to avoid common nutrition mistakes, and why consistent carbohydrate intake throughout the day can help you maintain energy, improve performance, and finish your Ironman stronger.
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Stop Running Your Long Runs Too Fast
Many marathon runners make the mistake of running their long runs too fast. Learn why slowing down can actually help you build better endurance, recover more effectively, and improve race-day performance. Discover how easy running fits into successful marathon preparation and why consistency beats heroic training sessions every time.
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Monday’s Brick: Wilson & Wilson’s Aerobic Development Brick
Wilson & Wilson’s Aerobic Development Brick combines sustained bike efforts with steady runs to build a stronger aerobic engine. Repeated transitions challenge your ability to hold rhythm and maintain form under fatigue. A controlled, purposeful session designed to improve consistency, durability, and confident running off the bike.
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Do Endurance Athletes Really Need Strength Training?
Strength training has become increasingly popular among endurance athletes, but is it always necessary? Discover when strength training can improve performance, when aerobic development should take priority, and how recreational athletes can make the best use of limited training time while balancing performance, injury prevention, and long-term health.
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