The High Elbow, Part 2
A while back I wrote a piece on the high elbow, or early vertical forearm. You can read it here. Turns out that it’s one […]
Continue reading »A while back I wrote a piece on the high elbow, or early vertical forearm. You can read it here. Turns out that it’s one […]
Continue reading »It’s that time of year again. Time to get dialed in for Ironman Texas. You’ve done the long rides, ran the long runs, and now […]
Continue reading »If you’re new to this sport, you will soon hear the term “brick” if you haven’t already. If you’ve been doing this sport for a […]
Continue reading »After spending some time helping some people with their stroke, I wanted to chime in on the importance of bilateral breathing. Most would agree that […]
Continue reading »With less than 30 days until I head back to Kona for the Ironman World Championships, it’s safe to say that I have this great […]
Continue reading »This weekend I will be out in Cypress, TX for the Bridgeland Swim and Triathlon Clinic. (I will be handling the swim part of the […]
Continue reading »There are a few endurance sports related websites that I haunt from time to time. In the various discussions there are a few topics that […]
Continue reading »Below is the long, way too detailed version of Ironman Texas 2011. I write these more for myself than for others, as I try to note events/stats that […]
Continue reading »I had the opportunity to take a look at Connor’s stroke not too long ago, and I have to say that my first impression was […]
Continue reading »Like most people I’m a creature of habit, so trying a new hand paddle was a bit odd to me since I have been loyal […]
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