Topic : Fast-Track Triathlete

Great results in triathlon and life require the right mindset. Matt Dixon offers you his training approach in this excerpt from Fast-Track Triathlete.

Dixon to Share His Fast-Track Method for Ironman® and Ironman 70.3® During Three New York City Book Events Boulder, CO, USA — December 11, 2017 —  Elite triathlon coach Matt Dixon will visit New York in December for three Fast-Track Triathlete book signings. Tailwind Endurance FREE cycling class Wednesday, December 20th 6:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.Read more »

For athletes, getting from city to city can cause huge disruptions to training, recovery, and nutrition. Coach Matt Dixon offers 8 tips to make flying suck less for athletes.

Take a look at how coach Matt Dixon recommends triathletes to train during their off season, including a preview of two weeks of Dixon's off season key workouts.

Traditional approaches to Ironman training have stopped too many busy people from attempting triathlon's greatest challenge. Fast-Track Triathlete has opened the door to Ironman for even these busy CEOs and executives.

Training doesn’t have to become a distraction from work, keep you from being present for your family or commitments, or require you to live like a monk for several months.

I believe in amateurs pursuing performance in the context of a balanced life. I often discuss with athletes the concept of their potential within the context of the life they lead.

When Sarah Piampiano first came to me for coaching, she was a high-achieving, amateur triathlete working long, hard hours as an investment banker on Wall Street. She had a couple of years of triathlon experience under her belt, but she was struggling to fit in the training.

Meet Dixon and get race-specific advice during FREE events during the Ironman World Championship race week.