Triathlon Budgeting – Page 31 – The ultimate guide for Triahtletes on a budget

What Is Triathlon Mixed Relay? Traditional VS Mixed Relay!

A mixed relay is a team triathlon consisting of two men and two women who all individually complete a small triathlon one after the other. This unique event is relatively new to the triathlon community. It’s popularity has grown, especially since it’s been introduced as an Olympic sport. It still may be difficult to find this relay option at your local race. Instead, you’re likely to find an option to compete in a traditional relay.

Why Do Female Swimmers Have No Breasts ?! Facts, Myths, and Treatments!

The sport/activity requires one to use, predominantly, their chest and arm muscles. This results in the upper torso becoming rather muscular. And, this, in turn, causes a natural reduction of breast tissue and fat, and, ultimately, smaller breasts.

Why Does It Feel Like You Are Stomping when Running? Proper Running Technique Explained!

The feeling of stomping while running is caused by the foot hitting the ground too early in the stride motion. The straighter the knee is at the time of impact, the more force that is going to be created. One reason this could happen is by leaning too far backward.

What Is a “heat” in Competitive Swimming? What You Need to Know!

A “heat” is considered a round/”wave” for each event during preliminaries (and sometimes semifinals) of a swimming event. How many heats there are in an event will depend on the number of lanes available and how many swimmers are competing in the event.

How Long Is a Road Bicycle? Guide for Picking Your Right Bike Size at Home!

The average bike is 68 inches long from wheel to wheel. Bike frames typically fall within a range of 48-60cm with corresponding sizes between extra small and extra-large, depending on the brand.

How to Keep Your Ears Warm & Protect It when Cycling? Why It’s Crucially Important!

Often your ears are the first place you’ll feel cold. That has to do with two factors – the first is that as your ears are on the outside of the body, so they are exposed to the cold temperatures as well as the wind. The second is that because your ears are mainly made of cartilage, they have no layer of fat, which helps insulate the rest of your body.