If you want to learn how to train, race, and succeed in triathlons as a triathlete, then check out HowExpert Guide to Triathlons. Imagine spending months or years dedicated to a specific goal and the euphoria associated with the moment when the work has paid off. That is a feeling unlike any other and exactly how it feels to cross the finish line of a triathlon. However, crossing that line is not happenstance. The outcome is reflective of months of hard work and requires a process and a plan that can be difficult to navigate without knowing where to start. HowExpert Guide to Triathlons simplifies the process and serves as a guide to developing the athletic acumen necessary to excel at your next or first triathlon. Topics covered include comprehensive tips on essential gear, how to structure training, how to eat and recover, basic technical advice, and much more. Not only will you learn how to maximize athletic potential, but you will develop an understanding of how to embody the ethos of a triathlete. The mindset, the lifestyle, the health benefits, and the structure all pervade into everyday life, making triathletes some of the most well-rounded individuals. There is something here for all ability and experience levels. Whether you are looking to tackle your first sprint race or are already an Ironman, consider this THE resource for training, competing, and succeeding in triathlon. Check out HowExpert Guide to Triathlons to learn how to train, race, and succeed in triathlons as a triathlete. About the Author Max Stoneking is a current Doctor of Physical Therapy Student and an avid triathlete. He started swimming at the age of 7 and continued with the sport into the college ranks before getting a start in triathlon. Along the way, he got to experience the training and competition at the highest level of swimming which served as a foundation for understanding what it means to develop as an athlete. Since starting in the sport of triathlon, he has taken home numerous top age group finishes and aspires to compete at a level on par with other elite amateurs. He has also taken on roles as an assistant swimming coach at Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States, and as an endurance coach for a small cohort of athletes in running and triathlon. Max is the epitome of a student of the sport and aims to relay that knowledge to athletes near and far. HowExpert publishes how to guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

This book covers everything you need for doing your first triathlon: from how to do a triathlon, to how to train for a triathlon, to what gear you need for training and racing. This was designed to be a quick read and manual for the triathlete. It also includes training plans for triathlons!

Written to take the mystique off of triathlons, Your First Triathlon Guide shares everything that seasoned triathletes wish someone had told them when they were starting out. A start-to-finish guide, complete with a training plan, Your First Triathlon will put you on pace to do your first race in 100 days, or about 3 months.Your First Triathlon Guide: Do Your First Triathlon in 100 Days or Less will introduce you to the sport of triathlon, and distill the things you really need to know into one, compact guide. It also includes exclusive coupons and discount codes on triathlon gear that will pay for the book many times over. Your First Triathlon Guide will share with you: -- Why you should commit to doing a triathlon -- How to overcome the most common obstacles new triathletes face -- Ways to get past a fear of open water swimming -- What gear you really need as a new triathlete, without breaking the bank -- What common triathlon jargon means -- How to train for a triathlon in 100 days or less, including a training plan -- What types of workouts you should incorporate into your training plan-- How to prepare for your first real race-- What your race day will be like, start-to-finishIf you are considering the sport of triathlon, or have committed to do your first one, this book is a must-read. As a special bonus, the back of the book features a number of discount codes and sources for discounted triathlon gear. In addition to the excellent content and real-world experience you will learn from, this book will pay for itself many times over with just one of the discounts you will have access to.

Triathlons are exploding in popularity across the country. People who have never entered a race are attracted to the triathlon’s mix of running, swimming, and biking. Whether readers are considering their first race or looking for ways to take their training up a notch, this guide is all they need. Triathletes-in-training will learn how to: Find the right shoes, bike, and swimwear; train for sprint and Olympic-distance triathlons; improve running form, cycling efficiency, and freestyle stroke; train alone or in a group; and more. Complete with information on nutrition and motivation, this informational guide also provides training logs so athletes can keep track of their progress every step of the way. The authors take athletes from start to the finish line - and beyond. With their expert help, weekend warriors will find the strength and stamina they need to compete in these accessible, yet challenging, races.

Turn your triathlon dreams into reality. Have all your questions answered and get started training for your first tri! A Woman's Guide to Triathlon - The Things Men Will Never Tell You About the Sport is written specifically for women wanting to get into the sport (really all 3 sports). It combines knowledge from seasoned pros and presents everything you need to know in a format that makes sense to women who have never raced a triathlon. A step-by-step guide for everything from training to preparing for race morning. Readers will understand the whole process of preparing for triathlon from beginning to the finish line. As women, we want to know what to expect before diving head first into an activity. One of the great things about women is our ability to prepare. While some people are comfortable plowing ahead and relying on strength to carry them through, most women need a little more awareness of the process ahead of them . This book is for these women. Work through this book step by step to alleviate any fears about training, racing, and beyond. A Woman's Guide to Triathlon - The Things Men Will Never Tell You About the Sport starts with preparing for the mindset needed for tough training, and ends long after the race is over. Best of all, you can start training immediately with a useful list of everything you need to get started. This book gives insight into what to do physically and mentally to prepare for your first triathlon. Don't wait another day to sign up for your first triathlon. Whether you've been a single-sport athlete or have never raced before, A Woman's Guide to Triathlon - The Things Men Will Never Tell You About the Sport will give you the knowledge and confidence to branch out and experiment with triathlons. Both before and after your race, A Woman's Guide to Triathlon - The Things Men Will Never Tell You About the Sport will be your go-to reference for everything a female triathlete needs. Prepare for your race and ease your fears before diving into this world. -Mental and physical training tips -How to come back from injury -Overcoming fear of open water swimming -Eating and drinking properly for training and race day -Shopping guides and suggestions -Training with a group and a coach The first step towards your first triathlon is clicking the BUY NOW BUTTON at the top right of this page.

Triathletes, rejoice! For the first time, USA Triathlon, its elite athletes, and the nation’s most respected coaches share their secrets, strategies, and advice for every stage, every event, and every aspect of the world’s most demanding sport. From training to technique, fueling to recovery, if it’s essential to the sport, it is covered in Complete Triathlon Guide. In this guide, you’ll find invaluable bike-handling techniques straight from the pros, learn how to assess running form and improve running cadence and stride, troubleshoot your freestyle swim stroke, and shave seconds off starts and transitions. And you’ll go inside the sport for expert instruction and personal insights from triathlon’s biggest names: Joe Friel Gordon Byrn Bob Seebohar Sage Rountree Ian Murray Sara McLarty Linda Cleveland George Dallam Steve Tarpinian Krista Austin Iñigo Mujika Alicia Kendig Barb Lindquist Christine Palmquist Graham Wilson Jackie Dowdeswell Jess Manning Joe Umphenour Karl Riecken Katie Baker Kristen Dieffenbach Kurt Perham Mathew Wilson Michael Kellmann Mike Ricci Scott Schnitzspahn Sergio Borges Sharone Aharon Suzanne M. Atkinson Timothy Carlson Yann Le Meur With Complete Triathlon Guide you’ll enhance your training regimen with the most effective workouts, including stage-specific programs for swimming, cycling, and running; programs for strength, flexibility, and endurance; tactics that address individual weaknesses; and advice on tapering to ensure you’re in peak physical condition on race day. From the latest on equipment and technology to preventing injuries and dehydration, this guide has you covered. Whether you’re gearing up for your first race or you’re a hard-core competitor looking to stay ahead of the pack, Complete Triathlon Guide is the one book you should not be without.

Whether it's a triathlon, duathlon (bike and run), or aquathon (swim and run). Women, as well as men, are flocking to the sport. The Danskin Women's Triathlon Series, the longest-running series of its kind, began in 1990 with three races and 150 participants. In 2005, Danskin hosted eight races and had almost 5,100 participants. And the numbers continue to grow. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Triathlon Trainingis the perfect book for anyone wanting to participate in any of these events. Written by two "regular guys" who took up the sport as a lark, they, like the other hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts got hooked and compete regularly. This book is filled with the inside tips, practical advice, and dozens of photos that triathlete will find useful, no matter what level experience he or she has.