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Common errors by triathletes


Wayne Goldsmith, coach with a long experience with the Australian team triathlon, able to observe directly some of the most common errors committed by athletes.

According to this expert in sports training, sometimes the illusion, the great motivation and inexperience get in the logic of triathlon training and the risk of injury multiplies, so here are details the more common errors:

1. Rapidly increasing training volume. You try to increase the training load of a 2-3% per week and every four weeks you should have a week of rest and recuperation

2. Ignore stretching and injury prevention. Take some time to develop flexibility in the joints and keys develop abdominal strength and lumbar spine, this will help you better support the training and prevent many injuries. Read the rest of this entry »

Risks to run on the beach


Can it cause a serious injury to run for the shore with the gradient you have?
We have a pelvic imbalance, the same with athletes when they always track series in the same direction. What you do is load more with one leg (the qua goes near the water) with the other. Fortunately, the normal thing is that you can reverse it, because when you usually run along the beach and go back the same route along the shore.
If you run on the beach 15 to 20 days a year, you will not suffer physical mismatches, since the slope is very relative. Another thing is that run throughout the year by the lake: there they could end up with injuries. Read the rest of this entry »

Stretching for Triathlon

Stretching is crucial to maintain and improve your flexibility. If you’re flexible lesion less and avoid back pain and many injuries also will help you improve your marks quite quickly. Read the rest of this entry »

Dynamic equilibrium


Control over our bodies is critical when exercising, as the motor skills is crucial to determine the development of our training and the possibility of complications with more elaborate and complex positions. To balance a circus worthy of what we will do is recommend an exercise in dynamic equilibrium with the gameplay that not only succeed in mastering the balance, but to control our body much better.
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The technique of butterfly


If you master your body as ripples under water with good flaps, not too hard or too soft, the movement of butterfly you go out without much effort.
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Cycling : Tips to perform better on high


The first thing is to have a good base of miles to work on it. You can then do these exercises, no more than once a week, with two objectives:
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Sport is one of the best medicines for diabetes


Both diabetes type I and type II diabetes, they respond very well to exercise. The difference is that Type II diabetics often have problems of obesity or overweight and are less accustomed to exercise, so they have more difficulties to start exercising, but when practiced regularly, manage weight loss and improved significantly. In contrast, type I tend to be younger and make the exercise as a game that helps them manage their disease.
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Best time to exercise


These performing a new routine to keep fit, did you know that the best time for exercise is in the morning? Yes, the early morning hours are suitable to perform such activities as running, cycling, swimming, etc.
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Playing Golf with injuries?


Most of the people and golfers have a misconception of the sport. They think it is a soft sport in which the lesion is almost impossible to occur. Golf is a sport that requires sudden movements, large and highly repetitive, as being a very technical sport, repetition of movements necessary technical and indispensable.

The most common injuries among professional golfers are located in the hand and wrist. But today we see a very common injury in sports with implementation and can cause many problems for the practitioners of this sport. Medial epicondylitis. The medial epicondylitis of the elbow tendinitis that occurs from overuse of the flexor-pronator muscle, an injury that appears in your insertion point at the epicondyle of the humerus. It is also called “golfer’s elbow” for showing up frequently in these athletes. This is normal with lateral epicondylitis, also called “tennis elbow.”
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Winter sports keep you relax and fit [Video]


Alpine skiing, cross country skiing, ice skating, snow walking, movement and exercise in clear mountain air and fabulous scenery snow is particularly relaxing. Two weeks of winter vacation for many of the recreational value have three weeks of summer vacation.

Fitness boost
The fitness are especially cross-country skiing and hiking in accelerated pace as downright benefit to walking in the snow. These types of motion, many muscles are used and trained, while in the ski for all but the leg muscles is needed. Even when winter is: Before warm up and loosen the muscles through stretching exercises, can be concluded that physical exertion slowly devolve into a recovery phase and go soon the wet clothes. Read the rest of this entry »

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