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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Joe Friel , Gordon ByrnPublisher: VeloPress Imprint: VeloPress Edition: Second Edition, New edition, 2nd Ed. Dimensions: Width: 18.90cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 23.10cm Weight: 0.771kg ISBN: 9781934030066ISBN 10: 1934030066 Pages: 372 Publication Date: 12 February 2009 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: No Longer Our Product Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsAn in-depth guide to succeeding at Iron-distance triathlon. Ideal for anyone looking to life his or her game to the next level. -- Triathlete magazine Going Long is a valuable read for any triathlete, not just those aiming for an Ironman(R). This is a great resource for a large audience. -- Triathlon Magazine Canada Going Long targets triathletes of varying ability and Ironman(R) aspirations. If you have one shot at the Ironman and training time is at a premium, then 22 pages on strength training may not be for you. However, the 21 pages on nutrition could determine your Ironman destiny. -- IMPACT magazine Gordo and Joe have a unique way of helping the long-distance athlete to recognize what's important in fitting these events into one's life...In our age of information overload they give the self-coached athletes all the tools they need to succeed. -- Scott Molina, coach and former professional triathlete 25 years of active multisport coaching has proven that Joe Friel has an unprecedented understanding of endurance sports. As a multiple triathlon world champion, I would consider Joe as one of the leading figures in triathlon coaching today. Joe's professional approach and practical understanding of sports physiology has helped many endurance athletes of all abilities reach their full athletic potential. --Simon Lessing, 5-time Triathlon World Champion Whether you're a beginning triathlete or a seasoned pro, Joe Friel is the leading authority on triathlon training. -- Ryan Bolton, member of the 2000 U.S. Olympic Triathlon Team In Going Long , Gordo Byrn and Joe Friel have combined their talents to provide a meaningful training resource for Ironman-distance racing. -- George M. Dallam, Ph.D., former USA Triathlon National Teams Coach, co-author of Championship Triathlon Training An in-depth guide to succeeding at Iron-distance triathlon. Ideal for anyone looking to life his or her game to the next level. Triathlete magazine Going Long is a valuable read for any triathlete, not just those aiming for an Ironman(r). This is a great resource for a large audience. Triathlon Magazine Canada Going Long targets triathletes of varying ability and Ironman(r) aspirations. If you have one shot at the Ironman and training time is at a premium, then 22 pages on strength training may not be for you. However, the 21 pages on nutrition could determine your Ironman destiny. IMPACT magazine Gordo and Joe have a unique way of helping the long-distance athlete to recognize what s important in fitting these events into one s life In our age of information overload they give the self-coached athletes all the tools they need to succeed. Scott Molina, coach and former professional triathlete 25 years of active multisport coaching has proven that Joe Friel has an unprecedented understanding of endurance sports. As a multiple triathlon world champion, I would consider Joe as one of the leading figures in triathlon coaching today. Joe s professional approach and practical understanding of sports physiology has helped many endurance athletes of all abilities reach their full athletic potential. Simon Lessing, 5-time Triathlon World Champion Whether you re a beginning triathlete or a seasoned pro, Joe Friel is the leading authority on triathlon training. Ryan Bolton, member of the 2000 U.S. Olympic Triathlon Team In Going Long, Gordo Byrn and Joe Friel have combined their talents to provide a meaningful training resource for Ironman-distance racing. George M. Dallam, Ph.D., former USA Triathlon National Teams Coach, co-author of Championship Triathlon Training An in-depth guide to succeeding at Iron-distance triathlon. Ideal for anyone looking to life his or her game to the next level. -- Triathlete magazine Going Long is a valuable read for any triathlete, not just those aiming for an Ironman(R). This is a great resource for a large audience. -- Triathlon Magazine Canada Going Long targets triathletes of varying ability and Ironman(R) aspirations. If you have one shot at the Ironman and training time is at a premium, then 22 pages on strength training may not be for you. However, the 21 pages on nutrition could determine your Ironman destiny. -- IMPACT magazine Gordo and Joe have a unique way of helping the long-distance athlete to recognize what's important in fitting these events into one's life...In our age of information overload they give the self-coached athletes all the tools they need to succeed. -- Scott Molina, coach and former professional triathlete 25 years of active multisport coaching has proven that Joe Friel has an unprecedented understanding of endurance sports. As a multiple triathlon world champion, I would consider Joe as one of the leading figures in triathlon coaching today. Joe's professional approach and practical understanding of sports physiology has helped many endurance athletes of all abilities reach their full athletic potential. --Simon Lessing, 5-time Triathlon World Champion Whether you're a beginning triathlete or a seasoned pro, Joe Friel is the leading authority on triathlon training. -- Ryan Bolton, member of the 2000 U.S. Olympic Triathlon Team In Going Long , Gordo Byrn and Joe Friel have combined their talents to provide a meaningful training resource for Ironman-distance racing. -- George M. Dallam, Ph.D., former USA Triathlon National Teams Coach, co-author of Championship Triathlon Training <p> An in-depth guide to succeeding at Iron-distance triathlon. Ideal for anyone looking to life his or her game to the next level. -- Triathlete magazine<p> Going Long is a valuable read for any triathlete, not just those aiming for an Ironman(R). This is a great resource for a large audience. -- Triathlon Magazine Canada <p> Going Long targets triathletes of varying ability and Ironman(R) aspirations. If you have one shot at the Ironman and training time is at a premium, then 22 pages on strength training may not be for you. However, the 21 pages on nutrition could determine your Ironman destiny. -- IMPACT magazine<p> Gordo and Joe have a unique way of helping the long-distance athlete to recognize what's important in fitting these events into one's life...In our age of information overload they give the self-coached athletes all the tools they need to succeed. -- Scott Molina, coach and former professional triathlete<p> 25 years of active multisport coaching has proven t Author InformationJoe Friel is the most trusted endurance sports coach in the world. He is the best-selling author of The Triathlete's Training Bible, The Cyclist's Training Bible, Fast After 50, Going Long, Your Best Triathlon, The Power Meter Handbook, and Your First Triathlon. His TrainingBible Coaching service is one of the most successful and respected in endurance sports. Joe has trained endurance athletes since 1980, including national champions, world championship contenders, and Olympic athletes in triathlon, duathlon, road cycling, and mountain biking. He is an elite-certified USA Triathlon and USA Cycling coach and holds a master's degree in exercise science. He conducts training and racing seminars around the world and provides consulting services for corporations in the fitness industry. He has also been active in business as the founder of Ultrafit, an association of coaching businesses; TrainingPeaks, a web-based software company; and TrainingBible Coaching. Gordon Byrn lives in Christchurch, New Zealand. 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