Turn your triathlon dreams into reality. Have all your questions answered and get started training for your first tri!
A Woman's Guide to Triathlon - The Things Men Will Never Tell You About the Sport is written specifically for women wanting to get into the sport (really all 3 sports). It combines knowledge from seasoned pros and presents everything you need to know in a format that makes sense to women who have never raced a triathlon.
A step-by-step guide for everything from training to preparing for race morning. Readers will understand the whole process of preparing for triathlon from beginning to the finish line.
As women, we want to know what to expect before diving head first into an activity. One of the great things about women is our ability to prepare. While some people are comfortable plowing ahead and relying on strength to carry them through, most women need a little more awareness of the process ahead of them . This book is for these women. Work through this book step by step to alleviate any fears about training, racing, and beyond. A Woman's Guide to Triathlon - The Things Men Will Never Tell You About the Sport starts with preparing for the mindset needed for tough training, and ends long after the race is over.
Best of all, you can start training immediately with a useful list of everything you need to get started. This book gives insight into what to do physically and mentally to prepare for your first triathlon.
Don't wait another day to sign up for your first triathlon.
Prepare for your race and ease your fears before diving into this world.
✓ Mental and physical training tips
✓ How to come back from injury
✓ Overcoming fear of open water swimming
✓ Eating and drinking properly for training and race day
✓ Shopping guides and suggestions
✓ Training with a group and a coach
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Mauer, Eva: - Like many women, I'm not sure if I chose triathlon, or if triathlon chose me. I began my competitive athletic career over a decade ago. First, I became interested in running trail races, and then I quickly became absorbed in the world of cycling races. My competitions took me all around the globe. Since I was excelling in both running and cycling, triathlon seemed the next logical step. I have worked with a variety of elite coaches and top-notch sports psychologists to learn the most beneficial physical and mental training strategies, which I'm eager to share with others who wish to break into the triathlete community.My own education has focused on psychology and biochemistry, which has culminated in my current position in a neuropsychology lab. My research focus is the cognitive ability of athletes, especially in the application of mental and physical pain management. I find my research beneficial to my own understanding of training and physical abilities, and I enjoy sharing this information with other athletes through my writing.When I'm not in the pool or on the trail, I love having exciting adventures with my children and playing board games.
