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Cathy from Georgia ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
We're thrilled that you are thinking about training now for a mini-triathlon. Below are some training guides that we think are very helpful. See which one works best for you and pick a training solution for yourself.
In February or so, start searching for an event (or email us and we'll help you find one). Register for it immediately so that it will help you better focus on training during the blah-days, when you don't feel like training (we run into them too). You should also consider joining a triathlon class at your local YMCA, community center or gym. Not only do they give you great advice for training, the people in the group provide each other support and encouragement. Please let us know how it goes. As always, if you haven’t trained for something this intense before and you have any health concerns, run the idea past your DR first. Be well, Julie McGuire
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Exciting News: TriathaNewbie.com featured in Triathlete Magazine as "Your one stop shop for beginner triathletes". Check it out! Transitions are the times between the swim and bike and the bike and run. Any time you are in the transition area, you need to know how to get through it without wasting time. Here are some suggestions:
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