70.3EnduranceIronmanTriathlon 14 July 2022 Pacing: Build, Surge, or Push and hold on? Pacing strategies are individual. The best depends on many variables: fitness, distance experience, stamina, mindset… Paul Skelton Love0
EnduranceFitSets NewsGeneralTriathlon 18 June 2022 Ultraman 2022 Race Report – Paul Skelton Warning: Long race, longish read! My Training Being 59 years old, I need to protect… Paul Skelton Love0
EnduranceIronmanNutritionUncategorized 6 October 2019 Sodium, the only supplement you need, but not every race day. We are safe most of the time Sodium is an essential electrolyte for performance. Fortunately… Paul Skelton Love0
EnduranceGymSkills & TechniqueSpeedStrength 2 October 2019 What to do when you feel the need for speed… For many in endurance sports it is about making the distance, getting through an event… Paul Skelton Love0
EnduranceGeneralNutritionTriathlon 16 August 2017 Got flu? Don’t train! With Flu season upon us in Australia we need to be vigilant and make wise… Paul Skelton Love0
CycleEnduranceHealthRunTriathlon 16 August 2017 5 Rules to ensure recovery Getting fitter is about balancing training stress with recovery. Far to many athletes believe training… Paul Skelton Love0
CycleEnduranceRunTriathlon 26 June 2017 The endurance athlete’s time dilemma Do the work that counts including the recovery. Don't neglect recovery, it is recovery from… Skelton Paul Love0
CycleEnduranceRunSwimTriathlon 21 June 2017 Do the work that counts – Endurance training in a nutshell Training is the investment of time to improve results. There are four basic components in… Skelton Paul Love1
EnduranceRunTriathlon 28 March 2017 Training intensity distribution for IRONMAN and Marathons As an endurance coach one of my key messages is to slow down training to… Skelton Paul Love0
70.3EnduranceIronmanRecoveryTriathlon 7 November 2016 Planning for the IM and 70.3 off-season regeneration A well planned off season can be the best investment for the next season. During… Skelton Paul Love0