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Triathlon Tips - Running Off the Bike


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Triathlon Tips - Running Off the Bike


Legs like tree trunks and feet like bricks in your shoes. If you have ever done a triathlon, you know the feeling. One of the most uncomfortable parts of any triathlon is the sensation of running immediately after the bike portion of the race. Whether it is your calves, quads, hamstrings, or glutes . . . you hurt. The most successful triathletes are able to overcome this feeling and perform well running off the bike. So how is this possible?


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