Monthly Archives: August 2017
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Taking the plunge – your first open water swim
Posted on August 17, 2017 by liz in Masters Article Library, Swimming, year1base3(1)stdGetting into open water swimming because you have entered “that darn triathlon” could be one of the best things that you ever do. Lake swimming on a summers evening, as the sun goes down, can be one of many magical experiences that you may have as an open water swimmer. So it is really important […]
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Leeds Castle Triathlon Preparation Session 2017 Feedback
Posted on August 16, 2017 by jofrancis in Camps and Clinics, Novice Training DaysWhat a fabulous preparation session we had at Leeds Castle this year! We asked the attending triathletes about their key aims for the day, and primarily they told us that they were interested in familiarising themselves with the course, swim and transition, getting used to open water swimming – particularly in the moat, learning more […]
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Early Season Results 2017
Posted on August 9, 2017 by jofrancis in Results, UncategorizedCoached Athletes Christian Seymour took part in the Eton Sprint ITU Qualifier, 2nd in AG 1:05:57. A great result to qualify for ITU World Championships. Also, Leeds Castle Sprint, 1st in AG and 3rd overall 1:18:24. A superb win and overall placing. Ian Mitchell competed in the Sevenoaks Sprint Triathlon, 4th in AG, 1:35:15 and Powerman St Wendel Long […]
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How to: climb hills on your bike
Posted on August 9, 2017 by jofrancis in Cycling, Website ArticlesThere is no denying that climbing hills on your bike is hard and it’s an area of frustration for many riders. Remember that you are fighting against gravity so there are some techniques that you should be adopting to ride smart and make it a little easier on yourself. There is a tendency to shift […]
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How should your wetsuit fit you?
Posted on August 8, 2017 by jofrancis in Website ArticlesWe all know that it’s hard to look fabulous in a wetsuit, but at the very least you should hope to be comfortable. It’s such an important part of your triathlon kit, and its design is aimed at providing additional flotation, reducing drag in the water and making you feel less cold in the water. […]
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