W.D.L. December 2017: Lessons Learned from Back to Back Big Races
Folks, I really wanted to share some of the lessons learned from the end of my season this year. I always considered myself to be the official "guinea pig" of Endurance Nation, and this year was no different.
Going from Tremblant to Kona to Cabo– three Ironman races in three months – was not something I would recommend anyone ever do. And yet, many of you do back-to-back races.
So I sat down to figure out what were all the positive things they came out of this experience. My hope is that you can use this information to better plan your next race. Beyond that, maybe even to plan for a season (or be flexible enough to plan for a season) that has more than one big race in it.
There's nothing anywhere that says you can only do one big race a year (ok, maybe your spouse!). If you ARE going to do more, we encourage you to really do it the right way.
Please back in enjoy this lesson and I look forward to your feedback on my lessons learned as well as your own experiences and input as well.
Thank you!
~ Coach P
Going from Tremblant to Kona to Cabo– three Ironman races in three months – was not something I would recommend anyone ever do. And yet, many of you do back-to-back races.
So I sat down to figure out what were all the positive things they came out of this experience. My hope is that you can use this information to better plan your next race. Beyond that, maybe even to plan for a season (or be flexible enough to plan for a season) that has more than one big race in it.
There's nothing anywhere that says you can only do one big race a year (ok, maybe your spouse!). If you ARE going to do more, we encourage you to really do it the right way.
Please back in enjoy this lesson and I look forward to your feedback on my lessons learned as well as your own experiences and input as well.
Thank you!
~ Coach P
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