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Workouts in a Binder Swim, for Triathletes
Clear descriptions of workout codes and drillsInstruction for ongoing fitness testing10 workouts for Ironman-distance training Item SpecificationsBook TopicTraining
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Come and Gone by Joe Parkin
Come and Gone, A true story of blue-collar bike racing in America. After five years of blue-collar cycling in Belgium, Joe Parkin returns to the United States looking for a ride. He joins the elite Coors Lite road team as a key member, but the adjustment to domestic racing, with small crowds, inexperienced teammates, and [...]
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Zinn & Art of Road Bike Maintenance 3rd Ed.
A senior technical writer for VeloNews and Inside Triathlon, Lennard Zinn shares his experience and insight. Each chapter is devoted to a specific part of the bicycle, maintenance and emergency on-the-road repairs. PaperbackMore than 300 illustrations Item SpecificationsBook TopicRepair
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Graham Watson’s Tour de France Travel Guide
Velo Press Graham Watson’s Tour de France Travel Guide. Featuring hundreds of Graham’s award-winning photographs along with full-color maps, travel tips, checklists, and travel resources, this book presents a fresh and unique strategy for getting around the Tour’s many daily obstacles to find a front-row seat for all the action. Item SpecificationsBook TopicGuide
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The Triathlete’s Training Bible 3rd ed
This is the second edition of Joe Friel’s best-selling book and features tips on training smarter, not harder, with a personalized plan. It provides proven techniques and drills to improve performances and strategies for racing, recovery and adapting the plan as needed. Exploring the science behind training, Friel discusses nutrition, fuel, strength training and skill [...]
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A Dog in a Hat: An American Bike Racer’s Story
A Dog in a Hat: An American Bike Racer’s Story of Mud, Drugs, Blood, Betrayal, and Beauty in Belgium. A Dog in a Hat is the remarkable story of Joe Parkin. In 1987, Parkin left the comforts of home to become a bike racer in Belgium, the hardest place in the world to be a [...]
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Campagnolo:75 Years of Cycling Passion
Campagnolo: 75 Years of Cycling Passion. As Leica is to cameras and Ferrari to racing automobiles, Campagnolo is to cycling: the designer, developer, manufacturer and supplier of the finest parts for bicycles ever made. Campagnolo’s jewel-like brakes, pedals, derailleurs, cranksets, and wheels are acknowledged throughout the world as the most desirable, reliable, and race-worthy of [...]
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Your First Triathlon VeloPress
Your First Triathlon, written by Joe Friel, maps out a 12-week plan, requiring just 5 hours of training each week. It’s the start of a lifestyle focused on health, fitness, and personal growth. This book provides the training plans, workouts, checklists, instruction, and illustrations that first-timers are clamoring to know. PaperbackBlack and white illustrations Item [...]
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The Triathlete’s Training Diary VeloPress
Designed by triathletes and coaches, this training diary helps you record and interpret every aspect of cycling and multisport training. Coach Joe Friel shows the essentials of training, keeping a log and planning the entire season with an annual training schedule. Includes 53 weekly spreads, charts and room for physiological and power meter data, race [...]
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Zinn & Art of Mtn Bike Maintenance 4th Edition
Lennard Zinn explains and demonstrates how to maintain and repair the different components of a mountain bike. Lists basic tools and equipment and how to select the size of a built-up bicycle from body measurements. Lennard Zinn explains and demonstrates how to completely and properly maintain every component of a mountain bike, including chains, derailleurs, [...]
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Velo News Training Diary
The Velo Press & Barnett Velo News Training Diary Book contains 52 undated, one-week spreads to record every facet of each day’s workout, including the type of workout, duration, weather, route, distance, time, heart rate, weight and much more, as well as weekly summary and race sections to document progress. Joe Friel and VeloNews have [...]
