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EnduranceworX

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The Many Flavours of EnduranceworX
This community is made up of people with a variety of interests in Endurance sports. Most of our people are Triathletes but we do have Cyclists, Runners, Duathletes, Aquabikers, Paddlers, Footballers and recently Hyroxers. Our coaches, most of whom are still active athletes have experience as athletes and coaches in all of these sports. So we can all get to know each other let us know what your flavour is. I shall kick it off.
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Hi all! I started in triathlon over a decade ago, and the path hasn’t been linear. Injuries, overtraining, and balancing high training loads with study and part-time work have all shaped how I approach both performance and coaching (balance is key!). I compete on the international short-course circuit, with 3 national (Dutch) championship medals so far. Alongside competing, I also coach at Triathlonworkx, helping endurance athletes across running, cycling, and triathlon achieve their potential. With a degree in Sport and Exercise Science, my approach focuses on building consistency through physiology testing, accurate training zones, controlled intensity, and a structure that is sustainable long term.
Zone 2: beyond the hype
Hi guys, I'm one of the new coaches at Triathlonworkx and will be sharing some articles around the science of endurance sport. Hopefully this will help you understand the how and why of training and nutrition. Here's the link to the article about zone 2 training: https://dorianhorsten.substack.com/p/zone-2-beyond-the-hype?r=2dd4wx Feel free to comment any questions and consider subscribing to my substack!
Training Snacks
Hi all, I’ve been trying to figure out some good snacks to have whilst out training or for race day, to supplement gels. I’ve tried out rice krispie bars, rice cakes, Stryker rice bar, Waf-fuls, and god knows what else. They all have drawbacks for me ao looking for advice from the athletes in here 🙂 Currently trying some banana lunchbox loaves, which are really easy to eat, have 19g carbs but I’m a bit worried about fibre. Any recommendations?
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Hi Craig, my go-to for training is Haribos (or other similar sweets). Easy to bring with you and packed with carbs. Just make sure to have a bottle of plain water with you to rinse your mouth after eating (helps minimise the risk of cavities).
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Dorian Horsten
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