Podcasts Health #179 - Why Consistency Beats Distance

#179 - Why Consistency Beats Distance

Published: July 9, 2018, 5:28 p.m.

Today on the Crushing Iron Podcast we explore the reasoning behind feeling obligated to do 20 Mile Training Runs and Century Rides. Are they in themselves keys to racing an Ironman or is it just a "peace of mind" strategy. In general, how do you stay consistent and want to wake up each day ready to get better.   

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