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Tao Of Triathlon

Tao of Triathlon

Movement patterns profoundly affect the brain’s function. Case in point: I practice T’ai Chi daily. Using a book briefly in the beginning to "estimate the basics", I have continued to practice and refine the movements on my …

Reflections from Alcatraz

Wow, what an experience. I am still absorbing the reality that I swam in the Escape from Alcatraz! It was the most challenging swim I’ve completed to date, even borders on an "extreme" swim. It is rewarding to be the …

‘Rough’ ocean swim

Hello all.  I just had an interesting ocean swim (2.5 miles) and wanted to share some of that experience and also get your input.s well.

Conditions:  Myself and 2 others drove north 2.5 miles from Jax Pier for a …

TI Swimming and Wetsuits

TI Swimming and Wetsuits

As Total Immersion Swimmers, balance and streamlined body position are primary goals of our diligent practice towards efficient swimming. A result of this practice is getting our legs and torso horizontal – what we refer to …

Preparing to Escape from Alcatraz

As some of you know, I am swimming in a triathon relay in the Escape from Alcatraz triathlon in San Francisco, www.escapefromalcatraztriathlon.com. This is a 1.5 mile swim in mid-50s water, w/ a good chance of some chop, as well. …

Putting on Your Wetsuit

PUCKER, PINCH AND PULL:

THE ART OF FITTING YOUR WETSUIT

Note: This essay originally appeared in late in Fall 2007 on Triathlete Magazine website.

 

You go to your favorite triathlon store or website. With your precious hard-earned money, you …

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