Many Ironman 70.3 athletes waste valuable energy by chasing other competitors on the bike. Learn why sticking to your own pacing strategy leads to a stronger overall race, a better run, and smarter race execution. Success comes from riding your plan—not someone else’s.
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Transitions are one of the easiest places to save time in an Ironman without getting any fitter. Learn how better preparation, simpler systems, and smoother execution can help you avoid costly mistakes, reduce stress, and gain valuable minutes on race day through smarter, more efficient transitions.
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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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Many Ironman 70.3 athletes ruin their swim before they’ve even settled into rhythm. Learn why starting too hard creates problems later in the race, and how controlled pacing in the opening minutes can help you swim smoother, conserve energy, and set yourself up for a stronger bike and run.
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Learn how to pace a long-course triathlon with confidence. This guide covers smart swim, bike, and run pacing strategies to help you avoid early mistakes, manage effort, and finish strong. Practical, coach-led advice to help you race smarter, conserve energy, and unlock your best performance on race day.
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