How do you eat an elephant?

Posted by: Keena Schaerrer on August 15th, 2011 2 Comments »

This last week has had a common theme with a lot of my clients and athletes so I figured I would go with the direction that each week seems to point my thoughts. When you think about accomplishing a large task, do you think about doing it all at once or in little actions that …

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TIMING and SEASONS

Posted by: Keena Schaerrer on August 8th, 2011 4 Comments »

This week’s motivation has been a topic of conversation with so many different athletes this past week, that I thought we would all benefit from a little reminder about TIMING and SEASONS. I am not talking about timing how fast you run or if you are in your racing season or base building phase. I …

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Four qualities that will help you COMMIT TO BE FIT

Posted by: Keena Schaerrer on August 1st, 2011 2 Comments »

Have you ever wondered why some people are able to make healthier food choices, stick to their goals, maintain focus on what they want and succeed…while others don’t? Were they born that way? Is it genetics, or is it environment? Perhaps a combination of both. But, even with great genetics and a positive environment we …

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Shattuck Qualifies for 70.3 Worlds, Warden Wins Scofield

Posted by: PowerTri News on July 22nd, 2011 1 Comment »

Lehi, Utah – July 16, 2011 – Broken collar bone? No problem. PowerTri athlete Kim Shattuck shook off a broken collar bone just 6 weeks before the Rhode Island 70.3 to place 5th in her age group and qualify for the 70.3 World Championships, becoming the 4th PowerTri athlete in just a month to do …

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How to Quantify the Stress of a Workout with TSS

Posted by: David Warden on July 22nd, 2011 3 Comments »

A primary key to effective training is the appropriate application of stress to the body, followed by a recovery period for the body to adapt and/or recover for the next workout. Too much stress back-to-back and the body cannot reach the required intensities to gain new fitness in subsequent workouts. Too little stress and the …

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Killer Deals, Killer Savings, Killer Compression!

Posted by: Ryan Danforth on July 22nd, 2011 No Comments »

Save 50% on our Killer Compression Sale going on Now!    In-stock items only.  May not be combined with any other offer.

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Warden, Weaver, Southwick Win USAT Regional Age Group Championships

Posted by: PowerTri News on July 10th, 2011 3 Comments »

Park City, Utah – July 9, 2011 – Team PowerTri athletes Adam Weaver and Ruston Southwick won their respective age groups, and David Warden took the overall men’s Sprint podium at the 2011 USAT Rocky Mountain Regional Championships. In the Sprint-distance event, the Regional Championship lived up to its name from the start with the …

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Women’s Triathlon Clothing Review

Posted by: Leslie Howlett on July 6th, 2011 5 Comments »

Alright ladies, race season is in full swing now, with several good racing months to go.  If you don’t have your race outfit for this year, NOW is the time and I’ve tried to take some of the guess work out of shopping for you.  After trying on every piece of women’s clothing that we …

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Side Stitch Treatment Protocol

Posted by: David Warden on June 29th, 2011 No Comments »

One of my colleagues who had experienced both kidney stones and a side stitch told me that the kidney stones were barely above the stitch in terms of pain. Having struggled with side stitches for decades, I know the physical and mental anguish of having to stop running due to the intense abdominal discomfort. One …

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Simple & Cheap Injury Prevention

Posted by: Colleen Rue on June 27th, 2011 7 Comments »

OUCH! Simple & Cheap Injury Prevention We all wish we were athletes with unlimited resources to pamper our tired and over-worked bodies.  But, this is real life and most of us train and race in the real world.  Weekly massages and frequent visits to our favorite chiropractor can definitely help keep our bodies in prime …

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