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*Helmet case will automatically appear in your cart at checkout. Limit one case per helmet purchase session. Free Helmet Case Promotion Ends Sept. 22^nd

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Don’t Burn Your Matches and Race Smart!

It has been six months of hard training and dedication. You want to have a great race. You have envisioned the finish line. However, when it comes to racing, many athletes ‘burn so many matches’ in the beginning of the race. If you have been training at a steady state effort for a race, why will you go harder in the race if you haven’t trained to hold those efforts for long periods of time. This will lead into ‘burning your matches’  early in the race. Follow your race plan and your nutrition plan. Get enough rest leading into the rest. Check your resting heart rate early in the morning. Keep track on what you are eating. Make the adjustment necessary so you can have a good race. 

As a coach, the last thing I want to see is two bottles full of nutrition on your bike after the race. Follow your plan and stick with it.

Listen to your Coach! 

Please write down everything you plan to eat on the bike and on the run. When you are ready, shoot me a text and email and let me know when you are free to chat. 

Coach Torres

Weekend Schedule – Sept 21 – 22, 2019

Ready to Race

Day	Sat	Sun
Time:	7 am – 10 am	6 am – 7:30 am
Location:	Lee Vista / Starbucks	DTWN
Sport:	Long Bike	Long Run
Focus:	Muscular Endurance	Tempo/Endurance

For those athletes who are racing in Augusta, please do the following workout:

• Saturday
  • 90 min ride as:
    • Warm up: 20 min at 60 – 65% with 85 – 90 rpmMain Set:
      • 3 x 10 min at Race Pace Effort at 80 – 90 rpm with 5 min at 72 – 75%20 min at 72 – 75% at 85 – 90 rpmCool down:
      • 5 min at 62 – 65% at 85 – 90 rpmRun after bike: 30 min as
    • 20 min at Moderate Pace5 min at Race Pace Effort
• Sunday
  • 1 hour run
    • 20 min Easy to Moderate Pace
    • 20 min Moderate Pace
    • 20 min Race Pace Effort
    • Note: Please press the lap button on your watch every 20 min. Please log onto Trainingpeaks on how you felt during the run and practice with your hydration.