Simon Ward, The High Performance Human Triathlon Podcast
Health & Fitness
On a recent podcast I spoke about building easy strength to Become Unbreakable, 2 elements which I feel are crucial to your health, longevity and athletic performance. I also recently wrote a Facebook post where I outlined 5 areas where we can all do a lot to slow or even halt the ageing process. In a recent Facebook poll I asked, "If you are over 50 and as you age, what are your biggest concerns regarding health, fitness, sleep, and nutrition?” The responses were varied but many were worried about increased risk of injury. A handful of folks were also frustrated by the adjustments they had to make to continue with their regular swim, bike and run workouts. Chronological ageing is inevitable, and along with that comes some well documented physical changes, which if left unchecked can lead to deterioration in health and performance. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be that way. In fact, there’s no reason at all why you can’t continue to enjoy a high level of performance if you are open minded to some small adjustments to your routine.
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How to build and maintain healthy shoulders * Tim Stevenson
The way of the W.O.L.F. with Scott Hill
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How to go sub-8 for an Ironman - Saying NO, time management, and strength training * Dr Dan Plews
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It’s easy to be fit . . but being a good triathlete also requires good technique! Darren Smith
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