We call it "training" for a reason and we should be "practicing" in a way that sets us up for a better race. That can mean getting out into the heat and wind more often, or visualizing your race at certain points of your workouts. How will you respond when you get hot or feel underfueled? Outside training with heat and wind and distractions and people and cars and whatever can also lead to a higher anxiety level. Are you putting yourself into situations that will pay off with the race? Today we dive into the importance of heat, wind, anxiety and stress acclimation to make you stronger and more successful on race day.

Topics:

• Sticky and humid
• Dropping down your run in heat
• Swims cancelled in 70.3's
• Heat acclimation ideas
• How do you "feel" when you get hot. Can you calm it down?
• The anxiety of outside training
• Wean yourself into the heat
• The Ironman marathon
• Creat a good relationship with bad conditions
• Who's gonna make the best decisions on race day?
• The mentality of heat training
• Bricks are for learning and practice
• Outsmart the competition
• Start off slow
• How can I make this workout feel better as I go?

Mike Tarrolly - mike@c26triathlon.com

Robbie Bruce - robbie@c26triathlon.com