How to Taper for a Race Without Losing Your Mind
How to taper before a race without losing fitness or your mind. What to cut, what to keep, and how to handle taper tantrums.
Training With Power: FTP Made Simple for Women
What FTP is, how to test it, and how to train with power as a female cyclist or triathlete. Zones and pacing made simple.
The Big Three Running Injuries, and How to Prevent Them
Shin splints, runner's knee and IT band syndrome. What causes them and how to prevent them as a female runner.
How to Beat Open Water Swim Panic
Why open water swimming triggers panic, and how to beat it. Breathing, sighting and race-start tactics for women new to triathlon.
Overtraining or Just Tired? How to Read the Signs
How to tell the difference between normal training tiredness and overtraining as a female athlete. The signs, and what to do about them.
Brick Workouts: Why Your Legs Feel Weird Off the Bike
What a brick workout is, why your legs feel strange running off the bike, and how to train it. A triathlon guide for women.
How to Build Running Mileage Without Getting Injured
How to build running mileage without getting injured. What the 10 percent rule gets right and wrong, and a smarter way to progress.
Lifting Won’t Make You Bulky. It’ll Make You Faster.
Strength training makes women faster, more durable and better protected against bone loss. Why the bulky myth does not hold up, and the two sessions a week that do the work.
Your First 70.3: A Female Athlete’s Guide to Half Ironman Training
A 1.9km swim, 90km bike and 21.1km run, back to back. Here is the honest roadmap for your first half Ironman: weekly structure, brick sessions, open water and race-day fuelling.
Heart Rate Monitors for Women: Watch vs Chest Strap vs Arm Band
Heart rate monitors for women explained. Learn the difference between watch, chest strap, and arm band heart rate monitors for female runners and triathletes - and how to choose the best option for your training.
Why Zone 2 Training Makes Triathletes Faster
Zone 2 training for triathletes is the most effective way to build endurance, improve speed, and prevent burnout. Learn how slowing down can make you faster, the science behind Zone 2, and how to integrate it into your triathlon training for maximum performance.
Sprint, Olympic, 70.3 vs Ironman – Which Triathlon Distance Should You Choose?
Triathlon distances explained – sprint, Olympic, 70.3 and Ironman. Learn the race lengths, training demands, and how to choose the right distance for your goals, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced triathlete.
Top Tips for Returning to Running After a Break
Returning to running after a break? This guide for women covers everything you need to safely rebuild strength, prevent injury, and run confidently again.
The Difference Between Soreness and Pain: What Every Female Runner Needs to Know
Soreness vs pain in running - Learn how female runners can spot early injury signs, avoid burnout, and recover smarter with this expert coaching guide.
Top Tips for Enjoying Your Long Runs
Long run tips for women - Learn how to enjoy long runs with smarter fuelling, route planning, motivation hacks and real advice from a female running coach.
Do You Really Need a Running Coach? When to DIY vs. Get Coaching
Running coach for women – Should you train solo or hire a coach? Learn when to self-coach and when a female endurance coach can help you run faster, avoid injuries, and stay motivated.
How to Overcome Running Plateaus: Why You’re Not Getting Faster
Struggling to improve your running speed? Discover why female runners hit performance plateaus and how to train smarter, not harder. Learn the best speed workouts, strength training for runners, and fuelling strategies to break through your plateau and finally get faster.
How to Train for a Marathon as a Busy Woman: A Time-Saving Plan
Marathon training for women doesn’t have to mean endless miles. Learn how to train for a marathon with a busy schedule using a time-saving, flexible plan. Focus on key workouts, strength training, and smart fuelling to maximise performance without burnout.
Beginner’s Triathlon Training: How to Finish Your First Race
Triathlon training for beginners doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Learn how to train for your first sprint triathlon, improve your swim, bike, and run, and get race-day ready with this beginner-friendly triathlon guide.
Running for Fat Loss: Why It’s Not Just About Calories Burned
Running for fat loss? It’s not just about burning calories. Learn how to train smarter, fuel better, and get results—without overtraining or under-eating.