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The Golden Years
Wednesday, 25 Nov, 2009 – 15:20 | No Comment
The Golden Years

By Amy Kloner
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When you think of retirement, what comes to mind? Golfing in Fort Lauderdale? A card game in Sun City? Knitting sweaters for the grandkids?
Since we are active, fit, and healthy in our 20s, …

Wednesday, 2 Sep, 2009 – 9:20 | Comments Off

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Team Sport Factory dominates podium at Jekyll Island!
Thursday, 21 May, 2009 – 17:02 | One Comment
Team Sport Factory dominates podium at Jekyll Island!

Team Sport Factory Elites Sam Morgan and Dennis Reardon delivered a powerful one – two punch at the Jekyll Island Turtle Crawl Olympic Distance Triathlon on May 16, 2008.
This was Sam’s first triathlon just a …

Body Type Training and Racing
Monday, 9 Mar, 2009 – 14:03 | No Comment

by Coach Matt Russ
Your body type was primarily determined before you were born. When it comes to racing, lamenting your body type is futile and counter-productive. Cyclists can be particularly …

A Few Facts on Fat
Friday, 6 Mar, 2009 – 14:35 | No Comment

by coach Matt Russ

Fat is the enemy right? If you are trying to achieve a more effective power to weight ratio body fat is the ballast you want to drop, however, during endurance training and …

Base Mistakes
Friday, 6 Mar, 2009 – 14:31 | No Comment

A well-designed base training phase is crucial for annual progress, but it is often taken for granted as the “easy” time of year. Base is, in fact, the time to address aerobic level fitness, strength, and technique. To make the most of your base phase, you may need to dispose of a few myths and rationalizations.

Aerobic Base Training- Going Slower To Get Faster
Friday, 6 Mar, 2009 – 14:02 | No Comment

By Matt Russ
for Triathlete magazine
One of the hardest concepts for an athlete to understand and implement is base training. It is counterintuitive to run or bike slowly in order to gain performance later in the …

Kloner Takes First Pro Victory At 11global South Africa
Friday, 6 Mar, 2009 – 7:18 | Comments Off
Kloner Takes First Pro Victory At 11global South Africa

Amy Kloner started her season with a win at the 11global South African Triathlon. 11global is an international race series that includes races in China, Malaysia, and Singapore.

10 Commandments of Training
Thursday, 19 Feb, 2009 – 13:50 | No Comment

By Coach Matt Russ
Athletes will often recognize certain training “truths” but violate them anyways.  It is important to have a list of things you hold universal and try to stick to them.  Often the rules …

2XU Elite Compression Tights
Tuesday, 17 Feb, 2009 – 12:22 | No Comment

There is no doubt that compression clothing helps improve circulation.  You may have noticed your grandmother wearing compression stockings decades ago.  Compression garments are commonly used in the medical community to help improve circulation post-surgery, …

Aerobic Base Training- Going Slower To Get Faster
Friday, 13 Feb, 2009 – 13:55 | No Comment

By Matt Russ
for Triathlete magazine
One of the hardest concepts for an athlete to understand and implement is base training. It is counterintuitive to run or bike slowly in order to gain performance later in the …