So much of training and racing is mental that we went all in on it today. How to deal with doubts, heat, and feeling tired. We look at why we get tired and why often it’s as simple as breaking a pattern. How do you keep going when the mind says no? We talk about ways to be more engaged in a race, along with in-race recovery along with training methods to keep things interesting and give you confidence . . . even when it’s fleeting. Controlling thoughts and calming the mind is truly one of the greatest things you can do for your training and racing.
Topics:
- Seasonal EPO
- Phone a Friend
- Thank the volunteers
- Camaraderie on the race course
- When the run gets lonely
- Breaking lethargy during the day or race
- Intentional Training
- We need energy to be motivated
- Priority Scheduling
- Cat Naps
- De-cluttering the brain
- Find time away from noise
- De-compress during the day
- Let your thoughts run wild and don’t react
- Time alone - anxiety, drinking, depression
- How to use music during your workouts
- Meditation to calm down
- Heat - Mental Training
- You’re the only one who knows if you gave it all
- That first mil of running can give you huge doubts
- Trainers and gamers
- Don’t judge your race too early
- In Race “brain breaks”
- Boca Del Vista Update
Mike Tarrolly - CrushingIron@gmail.com
Robbie Bruce - C26Coach@gmail.com
www.c26triathlon.com