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Jonathan Caldwell
Monte Mitchell
Katie Robinson
Adrian Reyes
Faron Reed
Ben Regan
Patrick Cary
Jeremy Commeret

See Results from the Coeur d'Alene Full Ironman (6/27/10)

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Pinnacle Road Mile
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Pinnacle Road Mile
What: One Mile Road Race
When: 09/05/10 @ 6:45 AM
Where: Downtown Clovis, CA
Race a mile in Downtown Clovis for fun or to win a nice cash prize!!

Race in one of three groups:

Adults (15+)
Children (under 15)
5-Person Team

Postmark or register online before
8/29/10 to get the early bird fees!


NOTE: No online registration for teams, teams must print out packet
here and turn in in person or by mail!

$1,000.00 total prize money!
Cash prizes for overall & Masters age group winners.
Awards for male/female age-group winners.
Awards for top finishing 5-person teams.
T-shirt guaranteed to first 50 registered participants.
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What: Century ride
When: 09/18/10 @ 7 AM
Where: Fresno CA @
Chukchansi Park
Thanks to the City of Fresno and California Department of Transportation, you will continue your ride as one of the first cyclists to ride Freeway 168 eastbound, closed to vehicle traffic!

Challenge yourself with our century ride’s 4,000 feet elevation gain, including up the World Famous Wildcat Grade followed by scenic views of Pine Flat Lake.
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Shaver Lake Triathlon - Sprint
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Shaver Lake Triathlon - Sprint
What: 400yd swim, 12mi bike, 3mi run
When: 09/19/10 @ 8:00 AM
Where: Edison Campground, Shaver Lake, CA
The race takes place in and around the beautiful, majestic town of Shaver Lake. The course will be out and back, with rolling hills for both the sprint and the olympic course. The sprint course will have a 400 yd swim / 12 mile road bike and a 3 mile run. If you want to get a nice quality T-shirt, remember to register before September 1st. Also, the price of the event will go up after September 1st. Awards will be given in 10 year age groups.
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Most Recent Articles

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Faron Reed

The Parameters of Performance 
STAMINA: Triathlon is an inherently endurance-oriented sport. Even sprint distance triathletes can benefit from some optimization of stamina. Stamina is defined as “enduring strength and energy,” and it is improved through rides, runs, and swims that focus on moderate intensity and progressive overload over extended periods of time. Triathletes develop stamina through manipulation of the aforementioned four underlying principles of training and three variables of training. If you’re riding 20 miles in the span of an hour, twice a week, and that’s all you do, we, you’ve probably got the stamina to do that and not much more. But if you extend your rides to 50 miles and drop the speed accordingly, then you’ve working on improving your stamina. Stamina is all about ever-longer distances and the steady progression of endurance. It’s not about riding fast...

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Justin Levine

Circuit Training For Triathletes 
Circuit Training and Specific Conditioning for Triathletes Triathletes spend long hours building their aerobic fitness levels. They become aerobic machines and can swim, bike and run like crazy. So specific conditioning in the gym needs to be planned to work the anaerobic system and should be implemented in preparation to the racing season. These routines can be used as a “finisher” at the end of a strength workout or it could be used as the main “strength work” for that particular day. It seems that triathletes lack anaerobic power and it is hard for them to sustain high intensity bouts of training. So designing these short and high intensity circuit protocols in their workout routines will assist in building power endurance. This portion does not need to be long. When completing a normal strength training day, I will save 4-8 minutes as a “finisher” for high intensity conditioning sets that will build anaerobic power. I have laid out 2 sample conditioning sets that you could use at the end of the workout.

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Jacob Dodge

Tri-Harder 
Hello, my name is Jacob Dodge. I am an avid triathlete and cyclist from Reedley, California. My first triathlon was last year in September, 2008, where I competed in the Sprint race at Shaver Lake.

This is where I first met Ray and active.me. Ray supplied all the triathletes competing with nutritional products and water. He had a booth promoting XS energy drinks, along with some other products from active.me. This is where I first...

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Brandon Dorman

Tri-This! 

For three years as coach of the Tri-This! triathlon team I have trained several dozen students how to train for and compete in their first triathlon.  24 students have successfully completed an entire super-sprint, sprint, or olympic distance triathlon.  46 students have been involved in completing a triathlon counting being part of a relay team.  What makes Tri-This! unique among other tri clubs in Fresno is that not only are all members high school students, but all of them come from schools where all students receive free breakfast and lunch due to the school's stated income levels.  The kids have taken that label and shattered expectations. 


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Tonia Keys-Bramlett

My First Tri (part 2) 

The day before the Shaver Lake Triathlon race that I was signed up to compete in was very nerve racking. My family and I went to the lake the day before to get acclimated to the elevation. Shaver Lake is 5,500 feet above see level; because the air is so much thinner a racers body needs time to adjust to the altitude. When I saw the transition area, finish line, tents set up the night before it made everything more real. Before that I could have backed out; up at Shaver, the night before the race itself, there was no turning back.


 
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Community Calendar
Triathlon Training Camp
Bass Lake, CA

Friday to Sunday, Oct 8 - 10th

Top of the line Pro Tri coaches helping you up your skills! Since the focus of the winter months should be strength and base training, all workouts will focus on these aspects for all disciplines. Along with run, bike and swin training they will also be showing you key muscle strength and muscle endurance exercises that triathletes use in their three disciplines. Cost is going to be $375 for the weekend. That does NOT include Lodging, (however they have arranged for a group discount).

"Boot Camp" will get your body preped for winter training and give you a huge array of workouts to up your performance in your own training!

Nutrition seminars from some of the best will help you get on a meal plan that can fit your lifestyle and training needs!
IF you are serious about uping your performance then get out to Bass Lake and enjoy an experience you won't forget! More information and registration can be found here.




Volumetrics Meeting
Pinnacle Training Systems
575 E. Alluvial Ave. #104
Fresno, CA 93720

Choose Monday or Thursday
7-8 PM For 12 weeks
Beginning September 10th

What is Volumetrics?

Learn how to make lifelong changes toward healthy eating through Volumetrics. This is NOT a diet! It is an intenseive twelve--week series of informative meetings and consultations that will help you learn to think about food in a whole new way.

What to Expect:

  • 10 seminars focus on volumetric eating principles
  • 2 one-on-one weight loss & wellness consultations
  • Weekly weigh-ins
  • Body fat & girth measurements
  • Nutrition workbook to help guide food choices

Cost is $199 and that includes your workbook.

Nutrition seminars from some of the best will help you get on a meal plan that can fit your lifestyle and needs! Focused on weight loss They will have you losing weight and feeling great. No more weird unhealthy diets, learn to eat right and keep the weight off and your health up! More information and registration can be found here.





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09/19
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Ford Ironman Series (Half)
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