My Personal Triathlon Journey
A través de mis años como atleta y ahora como entrenador, en múltiples ocaciones me he encontrado con días en que nada sale bien. No logro sostener la potencia indicada en la bici. No logro al correr aguantar el exigente ritmo del intervalo. Me ahogo con el ritmo que en cada brazada que doy. Si... Continue Reading →
So this was my third time doing an Xtri race from the Xtri Circuit. Norseman 2016, Celtman 2018 and now Patagonman Xtri. So first of all, I want to say that the organization put one of the best races in the world. You get by far the most thrilling experience of Extreme Triathlons. The beauty... Continue Reading →
Almost every person who starts to race Ironman distance triathlon has the dream of going to the Ironman Worldchampionships in Hawaii. My case is no different from others. Watching videos of the history of Ironman plus meeting some of the heroes of the sport made me click inside. Why not? Would I ever be able... Continue Reading →
Only three weeks away from Ironman WorldChampionships. It's no mystery that the hours on the saddle and the long runs will suck the last drop of energy from you. It's really crazy when I look at the numbers. The past month I have been putting together weeks of 22 hours of training, even 25!!! On... Continue Reading →
We are 5 weeks away from Ironman Worldchampionship. Training for an Ironman has never been an easy task. It's time consuming, mentally and physically demanding. There are times when the body cannot take another minute of running, cycling or swimming. But that's when the mental aspect plays an important role. I used to do most... Continue Reading →
This week began with wonderful news. After riding for 2 years with Specialized bikes, we sat down with Altered Bikes and signed up a Store Rider deal. So now I'm officially an Ambassador for Specialized and Store Rider for Altered Bikes. Thanks for the support and looking forward to bring a great performance in Kona... Continue Reading →
After a few weeks of light training we are back into the usual training routine. It's winter season here in the southern hemisphere. Kona it's all about heat and humidity, so I will need to adapt the training environment to make it as warm and humid as possible. One of the ways to achieve this... Continue Reading →
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