Just like bad food, your body remembers, putting yourself into the same exercise routine day after day will lead to boredom not only for your mind but for your body! Pretty soon, you’ll notice that problem spots stay as problems spots because you’re not changing it up, or maybe you’ve started noticing some hip, leg, or other problems creeping in from the same exercises over and over again.
Working towards a triathlon is a great way to all over body condition-combining a swimming, biking and running routine will make recovery time easier AND start using different muscles so exercise is accomplishing something! If you’re a runner, add the swimming and biking for better leg and upper body shape! If you’re a biker, let triathlon help strengthen your leg muscles by teaching you how to run correctly! Not everyone likes to swim, but learning how to swim is all over body conditioning! Not to mention the benefit of finally changing it up and adding not only new scenery, a totally new workout and a great way to meet new fitness friends! Starting a new exercise routine in April gets you ready for summer and (ahem!) Summer clothes!
Not sure where to start? Think about Triathlon 101 starting next Monday! This is a great way to get your feet wet (get it?) and learn not only about triathlons but start a new exercise routine. Several participants from last year’s training program have become hooked on this all over cross training, body conditioning training program. One participant who started with the Spring Triathlon (300yard swim, 15 mile bike, 3 mile run) signed up for a Half Ironman (1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 run) this year! You don’t have to go that far but Triathlon 101 program gives you the knowledge of exercises needed to all over condition and train your body for race or for life!
Stop by anytime to talk with the staff or Coach Stacie about the benefits of this program, the only prerequisite is that you can swim a length of the pool and bike 2 miles that’s it! Let Fleet Feet Sports get you into racing shape and add another new set of exercises to your repertoire!
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