Are Age Group Triathletes Racing Too Much?

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2024’s packed triathlon calendar has pushed athletes to their limits. But how much is too much?

As an age grouper, how many races can you handle without burning out? In this episode, we explore the balance between racing enough to stay motivated and avoiding overtraining.

Tune in to find your perfect race limit!

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00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - Gratitude
06:00 - T100 Finals Post Race Analysis
10:40 - Ashleigh Gentle's Race Strategy
18:15 - Having Accurate Data
22:10 - Taylor Knibb's Strategy
23:30 - Staying in Your Range
27:50 - Expectations For Each Season
30:10 - Triathlon Is A Compromise
38:00 - Choosing An A-Race
43:50 - Do You Need B and C Races
48:20 - Consequences of Over-Racing
51:20 - Getting the Balance Right
53:30 - Racing Unprepared
57:00 - Keeping Your Focus

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