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The First Thing That Changes When You Start Getting Better

What Changes First People often think improving in triathlon and cycling comes down to fitness. More sessions. More volume. More intensity. However, that is rarely the first thing that changes. The first thing that changes is control and this is often the part that...
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Race Week Anxiety: Why It’s Not About Fitness, It’s About Trust

There comes a point, usually about one to two weeks before a race, where something shifts. At first, nothing dramatic has changed in your training.You are not suddenly less fit.Nor have you lost everything you have built. And yet, it can start to feel that way. You...
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Cycling Cadence: Why Your Rides Feel Harder Than They Should

One of the first things I notice when someone begins riding regularly is not their power. It is their gear choice. Big gear. Slow pedals. Strong push. At first, it feels controlled. Solid. Productive. However, that feeling does not always last. Fatigue arrives far...
Welcome: Balancing Momentum and the Chaos

Welcome: Balancing Momentum and the Chaos

Happy New Year, and welcome to the very first edition of Ride, Tri and Thrive! The start of a new year can feel like a mix of two worlds colliding. On the one hand, it’s mid-season for many cyclists and triathletes—a time to build momentum, refine your skills, and...

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Welcome to Ride, Tri and Thrive

Welcome to Ride, Tri and Thrive

    Welcome to the Ride, Tri and Thrive Newsletter, your go-to resource for cycling, triathlon, and performance mindset insights. You’ll find expert tips, practical advice, and inspiring stories to help you excel in sports and life. Whether you’re enhancing your...

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