Comments for The Triathlon Experts http://www.triathlonexperts.com Your Source For Advice and Expert Triathlete Opinions Sat, 31 Jul 2010 10:25:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on Surviving an XTERRA Triathlon Mountain Bike Course by T-nuts http://www.triathlonexperts.com/surviving-an-xterra-triathlon-mountain-bike-course/comment-page-1/#comment-5 T-nuts Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:54:04 +0000 http://www.triathlonexpert.com/?p=12#comment-5 What is best bike for offroad triathlon? full suspension or hardtail? clip-in pedals or regular? should your posture on bike be straigt-up relaxed or hunched over in a sprinter position? What is best bike for offroad triathlon?

full suspension or hardtail?
clip-in pedals or regular?
should your posture on bike be straigt-up relaxed or hunched over in a sprinter position?

]]> Comment on Triathlons Helped Me Recover Fully from Leukemia by Russell James http://www.triathlonexperts.com/triathlons-helped-me-recover-fully-from-leukemia/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Russell James Wed, 09 Jul 2008 20:07:12 +0000 http://www.triathlonexperts.com/?p=23#comment-4 Brad you write "Nothing makes you appreciate the smallest of details of life than when they are being taken away from you" How true this is, after my illness, that, like your own experience ,had a end of life possibility it is not that hard to get out of bed in the morning for a training session or squeeze a bike ride in after work. Triathlon may not be everyones ideal of a sporting endevour, I love it because of my enjoyment of the three disciplines. Whatever floats your boat and gets you out to appreciate the cool of a night air, the sensation of breathing deep into your belly, the experience of the tingling fatigue that comes with the accomplishment of of a goal you may never have thought possible. Enjoy life, know you are here for a very short time. Step up to the start line, and enjoy every experience with the wonderment of this precious gift we have, called life. Brad you write

“Nothing makes you appreciate the smallest of details of life than when they are being taken away from you”

How true this is, after my illness, that, like your own experience ,had a end of life possibility it is not that hard to get out of bed in the morning for a training session or squeeze a bike ride in after work.

Triathlon may not be everyones ideal of a sporting endevour, I love it because of my enjoyment of the three disciplines.

Whatever floats your boat and gets you out to appreciate the cool of a night air, the sensation of breathing deep into your belly, the experience of the tingling fatigue that comes with the accomplishment of of a goal you may never have thought possible.

Enjoy life, know you are here for a very short time.

Step up to the start line, and enjoy every experience with the wonderment of this precious gift we have, called life.

]]> Comment on A Secret Weapon for Triathlon Swimming Success by The Triathlon Expert http://www.triathlonexperts.com/a-secret-weapon-for-triathlon-swimming-success/comment-page-1/#comment-3 The Triathlon Expert Mon, 30 Jun 2008 02:50:49 +0000 http://www.triathlonexperts.com/?p=20#comment-3 Russel, we think the same. There is more to life than just winning...the whole process is what it's about! Russel, we think the same. There is more to life than just winning…the whole process is what it’s about!

]]> Comment on A Secret Weapon for Triathlon Swimming Success by Russell James http://www.triathlonexperts.com/a-secret-weapon-for-triathlon-swimming-success/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Russell James Sun, 29 Jun 2008 06:35:05 +0000 http://www.triathlonexperts.com/?p=20#comment-2 As you so well put, the idea of the triathlon swim leg - by “befriending” it in your training, instead of battling the dragon and rejecting the “No Pain, No Gain” philosophies of youth for pursuing graceful efficiency with less effort...Are something that gets lost in the rehashed, recycled bad advice that gets peddled to beginners. As you so well put, the idea of the triathlon swim leg - by “befriending” it in your training, instead of battling the dragon and rejecting the “No Pain, No Gain” philosophies of youth for pursuing graceful efficiency with less effort…Are something that gets lost in the rehashed, recycled bad advice that gets peddled to beginners.

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