ironman

When it comes to the bike leg, the devil's in the details.

These challenges aren't just for fun. They will force you to dig deep and create lasting change.

If you can't fill out a training diary for five minutes, then will you have the discipline to eat well for the rest of the year?

Ever wondered what it would be like to wake up and have no responsibilities other than to just go and train?

Here are four things you can work on in preparation for your event. Even if you're short on time, these could make the difference in your success.

I have learned a lot when it comes to coaching, due to both my successes and my failures.

What's up with female endurance athletes getting "skinny fat"? I couldn’t find a single case of a man getting ready for an Ironman who gained weight.

If you're looking for articles or workouts for endurance sports, we've got the experts and materials for you.

Of all the lessons I’ve learned, there is one that stands far above the rest as the most important: If you don’t aim big, you may as well not bother.

Think of training as currency. Once we spend it, there’s little chance to get it back. In the case of running, many of us overspend and wonder why we have essentially gone broke.

These 10 articles cover everything from kettlebells, to martial arts, to Ironman, but they're all written by the same person: endurance athlete, Senior RKC, and trainer Andrew Read.

Feeling a little low at the end of the week? Watch this video of highlights from last year's Ironman Kona for a little weekend inspiration. The scenery isn't too shabby either!

Triathlon is the fastest growing sport in the world. There is a better and a worse way to get started, though. Here are my 5 tips for successfully training for and competing in your first triathlon.

In honor of our writer Andrew Read doing the Iron Man Melbourne this weekend, we're sharing one of his favorite videos. Meet David Goggins, U.S. Navy SEAL and ultrarunner.

Just one week until Ironman. After months of training twice daily it’s a bit of a shock to find yourself sitting around, but I've actually had some promising training sessions this week.

If you've gotten into endurance sports you've probably gotten good at enduring pain for long periods of time. But are you actually getting faster? Here is my advice for improving your times.

C’mon body, just two weeks to go. One more big dance and I promise I won’t do anything too stupid to you for the rest of the year.

I met a new friend during one of my training sessions and it got me thinking about my goal times for the Ironman - which is only three weeks away now.