


The Coach Coady Ironman Win on 10 Hours Per Week Complete Saga
It actually worked! Back in November, I came up with the idea that I wanted to try to qualify for Kona on a 10 hours per week training plan. Fast forward to May… and I won my age group at Ironman Santa Rosa with a time of 9:26 and qualified for Kona. The goal...
Coach Coady Wins IMSR (9:26, 40-44) and Qualifies for Kona (on 10 hours / week)! Race report.
Holy cow– it worked! I followed a 10 hours per week training plan to get ready for IMSR. I did it as an experiment and a learning experience to make me a better coach. The goal wasn’t to PR, but I was hoping to be almost as fast as...
9:15 at Kona Race Report

8:56 at Ironman Arizona Race Report

TriForcer Guillaume Finishes Top 10 in his AG at Ironman Kona! His Ironman World Championships 2012 Race Report.

Sub 10 Ironman in 10 Hours Per Week (original 2010 version)
Despite what your perpetually shaved neighbor with the M Dot tattoo tells you, you do not need to train 20 hours per week to kick butt in your next IM. In fact, your neighbor who trains 20 hours per week probably has some secrets he does not want to tell you: He...Healdsburg Squad
HBG SQUAD Starts 3/16/2022 } Free Workouts Just like the legendary Healdsburg Running Company workouts, these are free to everyone. We just ask that: (1) you are reasonably confident and competent in terms of being safe biking on the roads and swimming in...
5 Reasons Why Your Swim Speed Didn’t Show Up at Your Ironman or 70.3
Does this look anything like 200s in the pool following the black line? There’s much more to the Ironman swim than getting fast in the pool. Did Your Training Speed Fail to Show Up at your Last Ironman or 70.3 race? If you fail to hold a decent effort...
Understand Your Triathlon Training Zones
Above: the “Flying Frenchman” Yohann Coppel expresses his love for training zone 4 (threshold) Don’t Just “Know” Your Triathlon Training Zones– Understand Them! I’m writing this post as part of a series of resources for...
How and When to Adjust Your Triathlon Training Plan
How you EXECUTE your training plan is a MASSIVE factor in your success or failure as an athlete. EXECUTING YOUR PLAN means making smart decisions when things don’t go as expected. “Getting through” the plan and doing every workout is NOT the...
3 Simple Diet Rules For Triathletes to be Lean and Strong for Racing (and Life!)
Why is it so confusing for a triathlete to know what to eat? Diet is an area so full of fads and pseudoscience that it’s hard to know what’s true and what is nonsense. Will “superfoods” give us a faster Ironman time? What foods should we avoid?...
Low motivation? Don’t lower your standards– RAISE THEM!
In these uncertain times, watch for the slipping of your standards! Lower standards seem to make life easier, but they crush motivation. . If you are reading this I probably already know 2 things about you: (1) you are a busy (job, maybe family) and...
6 Keys To Pacing Your Half Ironman 70.3 Race
Photo above: 4 TriForcers qualify for 70.3 World Championships at Oceanside. We followed the process! Here are 6 keys for pacing your Half Ironman. If you are a beginner or someone who struggles to run to your ability off the bike FOLLOW THE PLAN...
How to Race a Half Ironman.
Above: 4 TriForcers (Li Moore, John “Snickers” Nickers, Mimi “Usually” Winsberg, and coach Coady) podium at Honu 70.3. The best athletes not only train hard, they also have their nutrition, hydration and pacing dialed. For whatever reason,...