News & Racing Mastering Huskisson Triathlon: A Comprehensive Coach's Analysis At the Huskisson Triathlon, athletes excelled by merging long-course endurance with short-course speed, mastering challenging conditions and diverse course elements. By Grant Giles • 10 years ago
The Ability to Suffer – Go Deeper What is the definition of talent? Having coached athletes for many years, in my experience the one thing that can really outweigh physical talent is the ability to hurt, suffer or endure pain. Here’s the interesting thing about pain. The way we judge our pain actually does more damage than the physi
Dec 17, 2016 Mastering Huskisson Triathlon: A Comprehensive Coach's Analysis At the Huskisson Triathlon, athletes excelled by merging long-course endurance with short-course speed, mastering challenging conditions and diverse course elements.
Nov 9, 2016 The Ability to Suffer – Go Deeper What is the definition of talent? Having coached athletes for many years, in my experience the one thing that can really outweigh physical talent is the ability to hurt, suffer or endure pain. Here’s the interesting thing about pain. The way we judge our pain actually does more damage than the physi
Oct 7, 2016 Kona: The Mind Games Kona is nature itself. There is nothing in that nature that is confronting, it is as it is. It’s totally neutral. It’s power in its rawest sense. Kona serves up nothing we are not prepared to face physically. What Kona does do though is force us to face our own inner demons of conditioning and [&hel
Jul 23, 2014 Bastard Desire – The drive for greatness most often trumps talent I remember reading an article once by a guy named Derek Hynd, Derek is a writer for Australian surf media. He was one of Australia's, if not the world's, first surf coaches. He is also an eccentric character, a bit of a loner and a very depth thinker. Just the sort of person it takes [&h Credit: http://ajff.org/film/real-inglorious-bastards
Jun 13, 2013 Tim Berkel and Clayton Fettell Ironman Cairns wrap-up Tim Van Berkel put together a stella run to set a new course record of 2:44 into a serious headwind, Tim has copped his fair share of flack lately so I am bloody proud of his effort on the day despite losing 4mins to a penalty he very nearly got there. Clayton Fettell 5th, […] Cairns Airport Adventure Festival Quicksilver Reef Swim Green Island Press Conference The Cairns Wildlife Dome & the Cairns Zoom © 2013 Barry Alsop Photographer Eyes Wide Open IMAGES
Aug 2, 2010 Using Psychology to Improve your Race Day Performance Dive into the pivotal role of mental strength in athletic performance, emphasising the need to live in the present moment for optimal results.
Jan 31, 2010 Run Splits – Improving Your Short Course Times We all want to improve our run splits, but how do you achieve this? Careful planning of your run training sessions will reap benefits on race day. In this article Grant Giles, professional Triathlon coach and Director of Aeromax coaching looks at the importance of pacing in your training.
Jan 31, 2010 Triathlon Bike Setup How important is bike set-up? In 1972 Eddy Merckx rode a standard track bike to the 1hr record of 49.43kph for an average power output of 455 watts. 24 Years later Chris Boardman rode an aerodynamic time trial bike to the record of 55.88kph for the average power output of 440 watts. Enough said. A s