One of our favorite authors is Charles Bukowski and his famous saying is, "Don't Try." We think what he means is, "Don't try to be someone you're not" and while it obviously applies to life, it hits hard for a lot of athletes in triathlon. Perfecting any craft is a slow burn and at the core is being realistic with yourself and your goals. It can also make the experience much more rewarding and fun.
- What’s Your Web Browser History 30 Days Leading To A Race?
- It’s Not What You Do, It’s the motivation behind what you do.
- The Keys to Longevity
- Obsession with Race Pace
- Dropping Pennies In Your Fitness Piggy Bank
- Accepting Outcome
- Understanding EFFORT
- Don’t Chase One-Offs
- Being Honest With Your Goals
- Weight Loss and Athletic Gains Come Slowly
- Self-awarness of things that aren’t working
- How to be Content With Your Effort
- Robbie The Realist
- Setting and Letting Go of Time Goals
- When to Unload Your Training
- Losing Momentum In the “Hype” Race
- The High Roller Analogy
- How Do You Look at Your Potential?
- Coach Robbie’s First Mix-Tape
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