Dealing with illness & injury – Part 2 There is nothing that takes a greater mental toll on triathletes than when they are injured. The severity of these injuries can vary but in many cases you can put preventative measures in place to help avoid...
Dealing with illness & injury – Part 1 Injury and illness, these are the two words that can strike fear into the heart and mind of any triathlete. I wanted to write this 2-part article to help athletes make smarter training decisions when this happens. It’s...
Team Nagi Coaching Newsletter – March 2017 Hi Guys, I’m hugely excited to be writing what will be the first of many Team Nagi Newsletters moving forwards. Its time for Team Nagi to grow and to evolve so that I keep adding value to your coaching experience...
Here’s something to get you thinking: 2 gifted age-group athletes: Emma is 29 – Penny is 49. Both are previous podium finishers at the Ironman & 70.3 World championships. Both are aiming to race at the Ironman World championships later this year. Both are...
Having the courage to listen to your body When should you go easy and when should you go hard ? It’s a question that many triathletes struggle with and invariably end up getting it wrong. The reason is it takes great courage to rest or go easy when your body is tired....
