#965 – The Yo-Yo Triathlete
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In some ways the off-season is the hardest season, so what do you do when motivation is fleeting? Today we look at the Yo-Yo approach to tackling training and why it never works how we hope it will. We talk about how to actually change a lifetime of thought patterns into something that sticks and builds. We get into goals and why most have a tendency to start with the hardest part. We look at extremes in training and why many times a new goal wasn't even on our radar 2 minutes earlier. How do we build internal clarity and respect that good things take time?
Topics:
- World Series lessons
- Embracing the grind
- The Off Season vs. Race season
- The hardest part of training
- Purchase oriented lifestyle
- Changing course for the sake of changing
- What is a quick fix and how can they actually work?
- Crash diet
- It takes a lot of time to get out of shape
- The yo-yo life
- Long term investing
- Lottery winners
- Changing a lifetime of thought patterns
- Build something, not everything
- Make attainable targets
- Positive self talk
- Helium balloons carrying extra weight
- Don't start with the hardest goal
- Start by reduction
- Training Peaks extremes
- Is that super long run the answer today?
- How penetrable is your life feed?
- It wasn't on your radar 2 minutes ago
- External motivation is fleeing
- Internal clarity
Mike Tarrolly - mike@c26triathlon.com
Robbie Bruce - robbie@c26triathlon.com
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