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The most Innovative triathlon specific coaching and training platform there is. Unique Triathlon club and event organiser functions. More great functions soon.

Yorkshire and The Humber
Joined April 2014
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@orcasportswear
Orca
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Strengthen your upper body, sharpen your technique, and master your body position with the Pull Buoy — your ultimate ally for smarter, stronger swimming. #ChasingEpic #RaisedInTheWater #Swimming
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
2 months
It’s here @GoZwift
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
2 months
It's finally here. Xhale coaches, and athletes can now enjoy being automatically synced with @zwift.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
2 months
It’s here @GoZwift
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
3 months
The main benefits of training with time instead of distance.
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@orcasportswear
Orca
4 months
Training outdoors is part of who you are. That feeling of freedom when the city fades, when your body locks in and your mind clears — that’s where the real work begins. #ChasingEpic #RaisedInTheWater #Triathlon
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@fellrunningguid
fellrunningguide
6 months
Monday morning's work involves checking in with my @TrainXhale coached runners to see how they got on in their races over the weekend. Training works! #runcoaching
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@David88Cole
David Cole
6 months
Sub 2.30 was the target but proud to have dug deep for a 2.32.05 when the going was tough during the last 10 miles. Fire in the belly to come back again and try to improve. #londonmarathon2025 #londonmarathon #running
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@thebricksession
The Brick Session
7 months
In my latest episode I chat with Dr Phillip Batterson about overtraining. It’s easy to get caught in the mindset that more is always better, but pushing too hard without proper recovery can backfire fast. We break down the signs to watch for. Enjoy.
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@kellyvdt
Kelly van der Toorn
7 months
@thebricksession so much to take away from this one - great job
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The Triathlon Brick Session · Episode
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
7 months
This is why XHALE use a tried and tested function to monitor and avoid overtraining. Our RPE function accurately measures your acute/chronic ratio. Keeping you in your training sweet spot. DM for more info
@thebricksession
The Brick Session
7 months
In my latest episode I chat with Dr Phillip Batterson about overtraining. It’s easy to get caught in the mindset that more is always better, but pushing too hard without proper recovery can backfire fast. We break down the signs to watch for. Enjoy.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
8 months
One of the best and efficient ways to develop cycling fitness. Hills, hills, hills. With train xhale you have unique functions to analyse your data.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
9 months
We are offering FREE 12 week training programme to meet your needs for 2025. From Sprint triathlon, to Marathons, the chances are we have something that might help. Email support@trainhaxle.com to request your programme now.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
8 months
Improving your weakest discipline can cut more time off your total race than making marginal gains in your stronger disciplines. Enhance Overall Efficiency A weak leg can leave you more fatigued for the next segment, affecting your entire race.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
8 months
Swimming can be the most problematic discipline to master for triathlon. Learning to swim later in life can be extremely frustrating at times, plus having access to good facilities also contributes to slower development. What % of your training is swimming?
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@thebricksession
The Brick Session
7 months
I've been swim coaching for almost 30 years now, this is a tip I get my swimmers (all ages) to practice. It's simple and can have an immediate effect on your swimming technique. Give it a go.
@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
7 months
TOP SWIM TIP! Most mistakes in swimming occur from unwanted head movement when breathing during Frontcrawl. Here is an easy tip for you to go and practice when you're next in the pool. Let me know how you get on.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
7 months
TOP SWIM TIP! Most mistakes in swimming occur from unwanted head movement when breathing during Frontcrawl. Here is an easy tip for you to go and practice when you're next in the pool. Let me know how you get on.
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@thebricksession
The Brick Session
7 months
This is something I’d recommend to most triathletes, but more so if you’re 40yrs plus. A great way to keep some speed endurance without the potential for lower limb issues.
@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
7 months
Why strides? Improves Running efficiency, Enhances Speed & Turnover, Promotes Proper RunForm – Strides reinforce good mechanics, such as a relaxed upper body and a strong. For best results, incorporate strides 2–4 times a week after easy runs, doing 4–6 reps with full recovery.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
7 months
Why strides? Improves Running efficiency, Enhances Speed & Turnover, Promotes Proper RunForm – Strides reinforce good mechanics, such as a relaxed upper body and a strong. For best results, incorporate strides 2–4 times a week after easy runs, doing 4–6 reps with full recovery.
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@TrainXhale
Train Xhale
8 months
Swimming can be the most problematic discipline to master for triathlon. Learning to swim later in life can be extremely frustrating at times, plus having access to good facilities also contributes to slower development. What % of your training is swimming?
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