Tag: ironman

  • Where to Find Time for Ironman Training: Turning Your Travel Time into Workout Time

    Where to Find Time for Ironman Training: Turning Your Travel Time into Workout Time

    I ran to the office for the first time in a while. Now it’s 08:55, and I’m sitting at my desk with already 12,000 steps logged for today. It feels really good. It’s not the distance that keeps me from doing it more often — it’s the logistics. You need a change of clothes at…

  • Is 180 Steps Per Minute the Perfect Running Cadence for Ironman?

    Is 180 Steps Per Minute the Perfect Running Cadence for Ironman?

    I’d love to add swimming this week, but my family is visiting — full house, little time. I’d also like to add cycling. In theory, it’s easy: just commute to work by bike. But it’s been raining non-stop, which means I’d need to carry not only a change of clothes for the office but also…

  • A Training Plan Can Push You Further Than You Think

    A Training Plan Can Push You Further Than You Think

    Where It Started I began serious training in 2014 with Jack Daniels’ Running Formula.It was the first time I saw how much a structured plan could change everything. Running became more than just logging kilometers — it became about progress.From that point on, I rarely ran without a plan. The challenge? Daniels’ plans are built mainly…

  • Registered for My First Ironman. Again.

    Registered for My First Ironman. Again.

    The False Start I actually registered for my first Ironman race a year ago. I started training, booked a hotel, and even planned some preparatory races.But then, my training was interrupted by challenges I’d rather not discuss.The setback was hard — I gave up training, abandoned my diet, and drank far too much red wine.…

  • Can I Prepare for Ironman in 365 Days

    Can I Prepare for Ironman in 365 Days

    Last Saturday, I ran the Stubai Ultra Trail — 35 km with 2,500 meters of elevation gain. I had planned for around 6 hours. It took me 7 hours 31 minutes and 54 seconds. I was the second-to-last person to finish before the cutoff. It was the hardest run I’ve ever done — even though…