Welcome to Team Fit2Train
We are seeking to build a team of dedicated and passionate athletes who are looking to better themselves by training with other like minded individuals. We are continuously striving to offer the best training opportunities for team member which includes group training, training camps and seminars. Group training sessions are coached by professional multi-sport coaches and elite level triathletes.
Camps, Clinics & Training Programs [+]
F2T Long Course Training Camp! May 18-20
May 18-20, 2012
Come gear up for your half-iron or full-iron event (or just enjoy some swim/bike/run in a fun location)! The Arbuckles are a short drive from Dallas yet provide a great environment for training and fun. Lake of the Arbuckles is a wonderful swim venue, and the Okie hospitality helps keep the stress down. We run through a wilderness area that includes a bison reserve, and the lightly-traveled roads are great for dialing in your hydration and nutrition. Join us for a fun weekend in southern Oklahoma! Get your Tri on!
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Fit2train – 2012 Open Water Swim Series & Clinics
April 22 - October 14, 2012
Fit2train – 2012 Open Water Swim Series & Clinics
April – October (7 sessions)
Each swim will have 4 distances.
Approximately 400 meters, 800 meters and 1,600 meters and 3,200 meters.
Each Swim includes:
- kayak support
- water / sports drink provided
- beginner group with additional instruction
- open water swimming tips, drills and instruction
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Fit2Train Rookie Sprint Program
March 18 - June 8, 2012
for anyone looking to get into the sport or get that attention to help you move forward, this program is for you. the coaches you will have access to have been where you are and where you want to be. you will get program and ability-specific workouts and technique clinics as well. The program begins March 18th and runs for twelve weeks. For more information see the registration/more info link under the "Sprint Training Program" verbiage on the main page.
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Join The Team [+]
You can join the team today and you will have access to:
experienced coaches, group training sessions, training schedules, sponsor
discounts and lots of new team mates!All this for a full year at less
than $15 a month.
Today's Tip [+]
Breaking Point? - If you are focusing on getting faster on the bike and aiming towards a specific distance (for instance 56 miles) it's important to know at what point you will start to get tired and fatigue so you can modify your training to change that. How do you do that? Let's assume you want to do a 2:20 - 2:30 half ironman bike split. That's pretty fast! So you need to be able to push it for about 2.5 hours at race pace. The best way to do this is practice it in training. Doing 2 x 50 minutes race pace i... [+]
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Member Spotlight [+]
Brian Hasenbauer
How did you get into triathlon?
My fraternity brother, Sean Boyd, suggested that we do a Biathlon (Duathon in TX) and the Phili - DC AIDS Ride in our senior year. Did both and had a great time. Decided that I wanted to do the Hawaii...
Why you do triathlons?
Originally because I wanted to get as fit as possible and kick everyones ass! Now, just to remain healthy and keep some form of fitness. It's also a great way to train without doing too much of any on...
What do you like to do to get away from triathlon?
Get away from it? I spend about 15 hours a day, writing, talking, coaching, working out or hearing about triathlon. Not sure I could get away if I wanted to. We have gotten to visit some cool places a... [+]
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