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The following article gives you five keys on setting goals that will keep you motivated. Key One Make them realistic, make them yours. Key Two Write them down Key Three See them every day Key Four Make it easy, set up strong support structures. Key Five Acknowledge and review regularly. Key One Make them realistic, make them yours Jung described a parent s unrealised dreams as the most powerful influence in a child s life. When you choose your goals, make sure they are your goals not anyone else s. Also, make sure that the goals are realistic. For example, you may not be able to make the Olympics gymnastic team, but you could walk a marathon next year or work towards a high standard in yoga. Be honest with yourself about it and when the yeah, but tape starts playing remind yourself that you are not given a dream without the capacity to make it true. This is particularly true if you find that you have a recurring desire about something. Key Two Write them down T …

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The Triathletes Guide to Off-Season Training (Ultrafit Multisport Training Series) The Triathlete’s Guide to Off-Season Training (Ultrafit Multisport Training Series)

To maintain fitness and improve performance, triathletes need to use their less rigorous off-season for training. This book shows athletes how to make it productive and enjoyable by adhering to a plan with less monotony and more variety. Triathletes are coached in determining limiters and setting training objectives, practicing yoga, using efficient drills to improve swimming, cycling, and running, and doing alternative cardiovascular conditioning activities — which releases them from the same old training plan and increases their overall commitment.

Customer Review: Good Book but would have liked more information
This book was great but I would have liked more information on what workouts to plan when. It gives you an overview of an off-season training plan.

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