7 06, 2021

Inside the Tri-Mind: The Best Laid Plans: Never Say, “If All Goes Well…”

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The most common question I was asked before my first Ironman was, “What time are you shooting for?” In my naiveté, I always responded, “Well, if all goes well, under X hours” (I will keep you in suspense until the end of the article before I tell you how I did). If you answer this [...]

1 02, 2021

Inside the Tri-Mind: Intensity is Essential for Triathlon Success

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This article is the first of three exploring the essential importance of intensity in triathlon training and racing. When most people think about intensity, they think about mental intensity, a certain seriousness and determination that they apply to their triathlon efforts. But that’s not what I’m talking about.  When I say “intensity,” I mean the [...]

19 08, 2020

New Psychology of Triathlon Series Begins Monday

By | August 19th, 2020|Categories: Triathlon|Tags: , , , , , |0 Comments

I'm pleased to announce that I will begin a new blog series, Inside the Tri-Mind, devoted to exploring the psychology of triathlon. You may ask: why triathlon and why now? A little backstory. I don't usually mix my professional and personal lives on my blog or social media. But I'm making an exception here because [...]