- Here's a great 15-minute Pilates workout. Winter is the perfect time to bone up on your strength training and this is a quick workout that you can tailor to meet your schedule (the dog in this video cracks me up): 15-minute Pilates workout
- Dave Scott (6-time Ironman world champion) shows his 6 favorite stretches for triathletes: http://bcove.me/v3fbjq1c
- Paul Pfitzinger's 9-week deep water endurance running program. If you have to take a hiatus from running because of any injury, or if you just want to substitute a terra firm run each week with an aquajog, this plan is great.
Training Calculators:
- Triathlon Calculator: The Chicago Triathlon Club has the best triathlon pace calculator I've seen so you can calculate the split and total race times: Chicago Triathlon Club calculator
- Pace, Time, & Distance Calculator: Calculate your pace, distance, and time for any event: http://www.marathonguide.com/fitnesscalcs/pacecalc.cfm
- Individualized Pace Charts: Create your own individualized pace chart to keep you on track during race day for 5k, 5 miles, 10k, 10 miles, half marathon, and marathon: http://www.marathonguide.com/fitnesscalcs/pacechart.cfm
Nutrition Calculators:
- Food Scanner/Nutrition Counter: Two of the best apps I've found for keeping track of my nutrition are Daily Burn and My Fitness Pal, You can download the apps on your phone or use their websites, and if you have a camera, there's a built-in scanner that lets you scan UPC codes that will automatically upload all the nutrition info. You can also manually enter nutrition information. My Fitness Pal also lets you record workouts and factors those calories burned into your daily caloric intake.
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Great article. We all can learn something from it.
I have also prepared a list of the best books you can get for fitness workouts at home. Check it out and let me know if it iss of help to you.
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