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Category Archives: Training
Injury-Free Ironman Training Is A Work Of Art And An Exciting Journey Of Self Discovery
Hi folks! Thanks for coming by! The best defense against sports-induced injuries is your mind, assuming your mind makes most of your decisions for you. It’s all about selecting the wise choices, sometimes without knowing exactly why a particular action … Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, Competing, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, injury, motivation, Older Athlete, psychology, Running, Training
Tagged Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, injuries, Ironman, motivation, Older Athletes
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Training And Motivating Older Athletes – Guest Post For FitOldDog By Eamon Foley
“At last you can improve significantly without floundering for hours. Cutting to the chase is really important.” By Eamon Foley, triathlon coach, author of this guest post, and editor of The Holistic Triathlete How do you get the most … Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, coaching, Competing, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, Older Athlete, recovery, Training
Tagged coach, Exercise Tips, Ironman, motivation, Older Athletes
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A Trip Down Evolutionary Lane With FitOldDog’s Walk-Run Trail Workout For Fun Exercise
If you combine enjoyment with your training, as FitOldDog does on trail runs where he explores evolution, you’ll be much more likely to undertake the safe exercise for better health that your body and mind crave. Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, recovery, Running, Training, Uncategorized
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, movies, Running, workouts
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Enjoying The Aloneness Of Ironman Training With My Girly Triple
Endurance cycling whilst alone can be a great experience where you get to see the beauty of nature, local politics, ways of life, and the appropriateness of your equipment. Continue reading
Posted in awareness, bike, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, psychology, Training
Tagged bike, coach, Exercise Tips, Philosophy, sports psychology, workouts
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Enterprise Will Keep America Vibrant Thanks To Operations Like SagMonkey
Enterprise keeps countries alive and vibrant, and this takes energy, imagination and an ability to undertake some risks, which all appears to be paying off in the case of Nick Nicastro and his SAG business, SagMonkey, which certain worked for us at the AIMP Spring Training Camp in Tucson, Arizona. Continue reading
Posted in bike, equipment, motivation, Training
Tagged bike, Exercise Tips, gear, Ironman, Philosophy
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Ten Steps To Safe Athletic Training And Exercise For Better Health
When you start to exercise for your chosen activity the risk of injury is considerable as you will be a beginner, but having studied the preceding spokes of the FitOldDog Training Wheel you’ll be in position to minimize such risk, so it is time to enjoy your sport. Continue reading
Setting Up Your Trainer Bike For The Winter And An Aversion To Big Egos
It takes a while to construct a good indoor trainer bike, which first and foremost must have a same fit as your racing bike. FitOldDog’s trainer is built from an old Quintana Roo tri-bike, with the addition of a CompuTrainer and PowerCranks, making an all round training device for bad weather. Continue reading
