The Long Course: Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fourteen: What Coaching Really Means “It’s not just who sets your sessions. It’s who sees the whole picture.” The […]
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Chapter Fourteen: What Coaching Really Means “It’s not just who sets your sessions. It’s who sees the whole picture.” The […]
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Chapter Thirteen: Back To Coaching And Grateful For It “You can do it on your own. But it’s harder. And
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Chapter Twelve: Beyond Training Sessions “I thought coaching was about being told what to do. Turns out it’s also about
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How Dan went from steady triathlon swimmer to front-pack Ironman – a story of mindset, effort, and what it really means to ‘Be More Dan.’
Be More Dan: Show Up, Lean In, Swim Fast Read More »
From 1:50 per 100m to a 57-minute Ironman swim — Dan shares the mindset, training habits, and turning points behind his Swim Squad journey.
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Three key open water lessons from Ironman Leeds—race-day reflections turned into training focus, covering pacing, breathing, and swimming in traffic.
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Fast Ironman swim times, smart squad training, and what’s possible with the right focus. How Swim Squad athletes are transforming the swim from survival to strength.
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A personal, powerful race report from Swansea 70.3 — a story of self-belief, support, and proving the limit doesn’t exist.
Go To Swansea For Fun Times, Not Fast Times: Ellie’s Ironman 70.3 Debut Read More »
Mel reflects on a season that began with a marathon PB and has since tested her strength, mindset, and swim confidence — all on the road to GeordieMan.
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Luke’s first long-course triathlon at Outlaw was a success—strong, steady, and exactly what he trained for. From nerves to nutrition, this is how he got it right.First Outlaw. Trusted the plan. Nailed the day. Loved every single minute.
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Sammie’s first Ironman was a journey of resilience, belief, and transformation – from surgery recovery to finish line triumph. A race report and coach’s reflection on what it really means to become an Ironman.
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Chapter Eleven: Still Learning “I don’t need a coach to tell me what to do. I want one to remind
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A personal and reflective account of returning to Ironman after six years, exploring the training, emotions, race-day moments, and what truly mattered in the end.
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Chapter Ten: After The Finish “The race might be done. But the story isn’t.” It’s a week after the race.
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Flo’s debut Ironman 70.3 at Swansea showcased calm execution, steady progress, and race-day courage – from a smooth swim to a smart bike to a strong, determined run.
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Chapter Nine: Why The Finish Line Matters The finish line is more than a banner and a timing mat. It’s
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Chapter Eight: When It All Comes Together “Sometimes it doesn’t need to be a war story. Just a good day.”
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4am The alarm chimed quietly. Nobody stirred. Not even the grinding of the zips of the giant tent made the slightest difference. Lynn
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Chapter Seven: The Middle Miles “No music. No crowd. Just miles. And whatever you’ve got left.” The middle of the
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Chapter Six: Race Smart, Race Brave “If it’s going to hurt either way – make it count.” Not every race
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