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Banning Russian Triathletes is Not Right

March 4, 2022 admin 2 Comments

You may have read posts or news from Ironman, Challenge Family, Super League, and World Triathlon on what measures they’re…

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Posted in: Opinion Filed under: ban, belarus, IOC, PTO, russia, triathlon, ukraine

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    • #1: Mark your Spot in Transition
    • #10: Feel and taste the water
    • #11: Know when to walk
    • #12: Change your laces to the elastic type
    • #13: Look at the buoys and ships to find the current
    • #14: In the swim, sight using the sun
    • #15: Preload your T1
    • #16: Thank the volunteers
    • #17: Get IF and VI right (Joe Friel’s submission)
    • #18: Check the course before race day
    • #19: Arrive at the race a few days early
    • #2: Let the others do the pacing in the swim
    • #20: Pee on the bike
    • #21: Pee on the run
    • #22: Self-seed aggressively (but honestly)
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    • #24: Do a post-mortem after your race
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    • #43: Plan your nutrition well in advance
    • #44: Go to sleep early the night before
    • #45: Learn this trick to fold your kit
    • #46: Come up with a chant or mantra
    • #47: Reject the idea that you are ever in pain
    • #48: Don’t rely on anybody for anything
    • #49: Book a hotel near the finish line
    • #5: Put together a crew
    • #50: Visualize the race, especially the end
    • #51: Use associative techniques
    • #52: Focus on the numbers
    • #53: Bring backup goggles, swim with no goggles, and don’t walk when you can swim
    • #54: Overlay familiar distances on your current course
    • #55: Test your nutrition in advance
    • #56: Tim Reed’s tip: Get really comfortable on the bike
    • #57: Test your swim alignment in the pool, eyes closed
    • #58: Lay out your transition stuff systematically
    • #59: Use a disc wheel
    • #6: Make a personalized packing list
    • #60: Race your own race
    • #61: Wear cheap sandals to the start
    • #62: Choose the right bike
    • #63: Plug your energy leaks
    • #7: Pack multiple small packs
    • #8: Get a Coach
    • #9: Wear a hat, not a visor
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