Getting your bike fit right is one of the most impactful investments you can make in your triathlon performance. A proper fit improves your aerodynamics, power output, and comfort — meaning you arrive at T2 fresher and ready to run. This guide walks you through everything you need to know about triathlon bike fit, from…
For most UK triathletes, the biggest psychological hurdle of the season is not the run or the bike — it is the first open water swim of the year. Cold water triggers a powerful physiological response that can overwhelm even experienced swimmers if they are not prepared for it. The good news is that cold…
Physical fitness gets you to the start line. Mental toughness gets you to the finish line. Every triathlete who has competed beyond their first race knows the feeling — the moment during the run when your legs are screaming, your nutrition plan has gone sideways, and your brain is hunting for a reason to stop….
For most UK triathletes, the biggest psychological hurdle of the season is not the run or the bike — it is the first open water swim of the year. Cold water triggers a powerful physiological response that can overwhelm even experienced swimmers if they are not prepared for it. The good news is that cold…
Physical fitness gets you to the start line. Mental toughness gets you to the finish line. Every triathlete who has competed beyond their first race knows the feeling — the moment during the run when your legs are screaming, your nutrition plan has gone sideways, and your brain is hunting for a reason to stop….
Critical Swim Speed (CSS) is to swimming what FTP is to cycling — it’s your benchmark aerobic threshold pace, and it’s one of the most useful numbers you can know as a triathlete. Training at and around your CSS pace builds aerobic capacity, improves lactate clearance, and makes race-pace swimming feel more manageable. This guide…
Triathlon nutrition is about much more than what you eat the night before a race. A solid fuelling strategy covers the days leading into an event, what you consume during training and racing, and how you recover after crossing the finish line. Get it right and you’ll feel strong from swim to run; get it…
Triathlon’s three-discipline structure puts enormous repetitive load on your body — swimmers repeat the same shoulder rotation thousands of times per session; cyclists lock into a fixed position for hours; runners absorb impact equivalent to 3x bodyweight with every foot strike. The result is that overuse injuries are extremely common in triathlon, and most are…
Most triathletes spend their limited training time in the water, on the bike, or pounding pavements. Strength training gets squeezed out — yet it may be the single biggest lever available to athletes who train 8-12 hours per week. This guide covers why gym work matters, what exercises deliver the most return, and how to…
Choosing your first triathlon distance can feel overwhelming. Sprint and Olympic distances are the two most popular entry points for new triathletes, but they require very different approaches to training, pacing, and race day strategy. This guide will help you decide which distance is right for you. Sprint Distance Overview A sprint triathlon typically consists…
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