Use this 12-week training plan together with Back to Basics, running each month in 220, to get you race ready for 2012
As thoughts turn to 2012 it’s time to add strength to that stamina base
Use this 12-week training plan together with Back to Basics, beginning in issue 267, to get you race ready for 2012
ITU Triathlon World Champion Helen Jenkins has teamed up with specialist anti-perspirant Triple Dry to create your essential winter training guide
The key to analysing progress? Recognising your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, says Joe Beer
You may not like the idea but there’s a lot to be gained from resistance work come winter, says Joe Beer
The off-season brings many different challenges. But, says Joe Beer, it takes a change of mindset to do the right things...
Core stability training has become accepted as an integral part of sports conditioning. But just how effective is it, asks Andrew Hamilton?
Triathlon running is an entirely different beast to single-sport efforts. Joe Beer shows you how to prepare for multisport on two feet
No-one expected Canada’s Simon Whitfield to win at the 2000 Summer Olympics. Along with his then-coach Lance Weston, he tells Andy Blow how he achieved the triathlete’s ultimate…
Download the latest installment of your Joe Beer training programme here to get you ready for race day
This twelve week plan follows on from the previous 8-week programme but, alternatively, can be used as your starting point for training in the new year
Part two of Joe Beer's online training programmes, this eight-week block to take you up to the New Year
Use this training plan in conjunction with Beer’s Masterclass, beginning in issue 250 of 220 Triathlon magazine. The legend Joe Beer will be your personal coach for the next year…
Moving into the New Year must be about patient progress, not sudden speed sessions. Joe Beer has tips and tricks to build you towards springtime
Top tri coach Joe Beer has created four downloadable training plans for your off-season.
As a triathlete, the transition to adventure racing could be easier than you think.