Triathlon for Masters and Beyond: optimised training for the masters athlete

Triathlon for Masters and Beyond: optimised training for the masters athlete

by IanStokell (Author)

Synopsis

Many more of us are taking on the challenge of triathlon in our 40s and 50s, and above. Masters athletes include any athlete over 40 years old. Irrespective of fitness levels the scientific impacts of ageing can affect your performance and need to be acknowledged to help you continue to get the most out of your training. Triathlon for Masters and Beyond looks at the physiological changes experienced by athletes over 40. Taking these variables into account it is packed with tailored information and advice, equipping you with the knowledge to train harder and stronger to reach your fitness goals. Includes: motivation and goal setting planning and preparation training programmes and schedules muscles and injury prevention nutrition and fuel pre-race preparation race day recovery. This is an essential companion for any Masters athlete wishing to improve their triathlon results.

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Format: Illustrated
Pages: 192
Edition: Illustrated
Publisher: Bloomsbury Sport
Published: 24 Oct 2013

ISBN 10: 1408187191
ISBN 13: 9781408187197
Book Overview: Masters triathletes can reach their fitness goals and smarten up their triathlon training with this accessible, practical guide.

Media Reviews
an incredibly useful reference volume covering everything, from training programmes and what gear to buy to nutrition, injury prevention and how to balance sport, work and irritable family members, all aimed at the Masters athlete... Comprehensive and clear * 220Triathlon *
an excellent read...it covered pretty much everything you need to know to participate in triathlon. * Women's Fitness *
Author Bio
Ian Stokell has been a professional writer and journalist for 30 years, he has authored many triathlon and fitness-related articles for a variety of publications worldwide, including Lava magazine and the ironman.com website. He is a long-time, dedicated triathlete who competed in his first half-Ironman distance triathlon more than a decade ago while studying for his master's degree in physical education, with an emphasis on coaching, from California State University, Chico.