The Road Show Begins
It's time for us to "hit the road." During February, March, April and May we will be taking our show on the road. This is the perfect time to meet us (the coaches) and learn about what the training entails and how you can fit it into your life! Many times our Workout Leaders and past athletes make special appearances. It's great to see some old friends and meet some new ones. We cannot wait to meet you! [caption id="attachment_56" align="alignright" width="224" caption="Coaches Lynne (left) and Janice"][/caption] Schedule, as of February 24: Thursday, March 4 at 7:00 p.m. Fleet Feet 1003 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford 860-233-8077 Tuesday, ...
An Aha Moment
[caption id="attachment_573" align="alignleft" width="199" caption="Coach Janice all ready to go"][/caption] For the past six months I have had the opportunity to switch places with the hundreds of women that have trained with Team Training New England over the past five years and now I REALLY get it! I have been lucky enough that my fitness level has enabled me to compete in both Sprint and Olympic distance triathlons without a tried and true training plan. My life as a mother of a three teenagers, a daughter of aging parents, my involvment in my family business as well as my coaching business ...
TTNE Gear
Whether it's for you or your favorite triathlete, we have a great gift idea. We've been field testing the thinksport™ water bottle to see if it meets our high standards. Not to get all hyperbolic, but this is "not just another water bottle" that you get when you do a race. While it's not designed to be used on your bike, it's perfect for pre and post race hydration (or for keeping your coffee/tea/hot chocolate hot, hot, hot). Double-walled stainless steel and vacuum-sealed, it keeps contents hot or cold for hours. You won’t feel the temperature of the contents. If you ...
Let’s Get Moving
When I moved from New York City to West Hartford over six years ago, I was thrilled to be out of Manhattan and living in a less urban environment. I was moving to a home on a lake where I envisioned rolling out of bed for a morning swim, grabbing my bike from the garage and donning my sneakers where I could immediately hit the road. It was a triathlete’s dream. The reality is that living here has far exceeded my expectations when it comes to my training life. But recently I realized that while I train even more than while ...
2010 Training Program Registration Now Open
Ever thought about trying a triathlon, but had no idea how to get started? The coaches of Team Training New England and Heart Zones Coaching know just how you feel and are here to help you every step of the way. By using a proven training methodology in Heart Zones and other unique Heart Zones Coaching tools, you will learn how to train smart, efficiently and effectively. Oh, and did we mention that you'll also have a lot of fun? Registration is now open. Click here to learn more and sign up today! Choose between our 8 week Sprint Distance or 12 ...
Announcements
The Road Show Begins
It’s time for us to “hit the road.” During February, March, April and May we will be taking...
TTNE Gear
Whether it’s for you or your favorite triathlete, we have a great gift idea. We’ve been field testing...
2010 Training Program Registration Now Open
Ever thought about trying a triathlon, but had no idea how to get started? The coaches of Team Training New England...
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Yoga Workshops for Athletes
Yoga Workshops for Athletes with Sage Rountree, Runner’s World yoga expert Location: Trinity College in Hartford,...
2010 Indoor Triathlons and Training
Join us again as we collaborate with the Mandell JCC for another all-women’s indoor triathlon event. Date:...
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Complete Strangers
Coach Lynne explaining how to navigate a transition area A coach asks her athletes a question and answers it herself. This season, Team Training New England ran a contest that encouraged our athletes to answer the question “Why I Tri?” The prizes were a brand new road bike, a triathlon suit and a new pair of running shoes (courtesy of national... [Read more of this article]
Eating on the road
We know that traveling, especially in the summer, while training can wreak havoc with your eating schedule. Our best advice is to act like a boy scout, BE PREPARED. What are the healthiest choices at a restaurant? • Select grilled/broiled foods • Avoid fried foods – or at least remove the skin from chicken • Ask for double... [Read more of this article]
Eat Well, Train Well
Eating Before Training Goals of nutrition before a workout session • Consume a carbohydrate rich snack or meal before exercise to top off muscle stores. With pre-competition jitters, liquid meal replacements can be used. • Include small amounts of protein in your pre-exercise meal. Protein helps build and repair muscle tissue. Adequate protein... [Read more of this article]
Mental Training for Multisport Athletes
Take a look around the lake before the start of a triathlon. You’ll see folks who are fidgeting with their bike, frantically rushing into transition to set up their gear. I once heard an exchange between an athlete and a supporter, “Remember this is the fun part of your life”. That’s right, you want to be here. You paid the entry fee,... [Read more of this article]
Yamuna Body Rock ‘n Rolling
Are your dogs barking? Do your hoofers holler at the end of the day? Do your hip flexors (yes, you have hip flexors!) flinch? You are not alone. Between the runs, cycling and core-training, I often find that I have lingering aches and pains just waiting to be massged, de-kinked or otherwise coaxed back to their happy place. Last time, I mentioned... [Read more of this article]
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