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A Triathlon Training Guide For Novices

By Marie Robinson


There are few things you can do that would be more proactive than entering a triathlon if you want to live a more engaging life. You should properly prepare yourself for the rigors of such a challenge long before entering a competition of this kind though. To do so, you will need to undergo the same triathlon training the pros use to get fit and increase your stamina.

To increase your stamina and improve your ability to swim, bike, and run, you first need to take absolute control over your diet. The foods you eat depict the quality of health you experience. By taking the time to identify which foods you should and should not be eating, you will be well positioned to use a variety of foods to improve your health and perhaps even your life.

In order to ensure your diet is benefitting your health rather than hurting it, you should first take the step of incorporating leafy green vegetables into your meals. Leafy green vegetables are packed with nutrients and they are very light in weight. Try to stay away from heavy greasy foods that will likely make you feel groggy and slow.

Along with perfecting your diet, you can also take steps to perfect your training regime. For example, if you know exactly how far you will be running, swimming, or cycling, you can practice going farther than you would in an actual competition. In this way, your body will be capable of going much farther than you must go to complete a race and you will not get worn out while competing.

To increase your mental toughness, you can also push yourself to go as far as possible during training. By doing so, you will likely find the shorter distances you must travel to complete a triathlon much easier to manage overall. Plus, if you find yourself hitting a wall of fatigue during a race, you can rely upon your experience with training fatigue to overcome it and finish the race.

Preparation does not only come in the form of physical exercises though. To increase your mental toughness, you must also prepare yourself for the trials that are ahead of you. By preparing yourself for the pain and exhaustion that will arise while racing, you will not be surprised by it when it hits you in the middle of a competition and this will give you an advantage.

Positivity is also of the utmost importance to your success in triathlons. By maintaining a positive attitude while training, you will be able to train for longer and harder to get your body in the best shape possible. Also, if you train yourself to resort to maintain a positive spirit while racing, you will be able to push through the challenges you face during a competition with greater ease.

Ultimately it will be the training program you use to get fit that will depict your success in this highly competitive sport. The steps of improving your diet and increasing the toughness of your training regime should help you lay the foundations of success though. Plus, once you are in the best shape of your life, you will look and feel great all of the time.




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