Being Good at Many Things

Beyond Specialization: Embracing Versatility in Fitness and Life
Written by Marcus Smith
Jess Towl
Jess Towl
Sep 7, 2020
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5
Mainline Class
Specialty Class
Endurance
Ladies Run Club
Being Good at Many Things

In general throughout our lives we are taught to pursue something and be good at it. Think of the classic “what do you want to be when you grow up?” question, as if you can only be good at one thing. Specializing or practicing a sport exclusively certainly has a multitude of benefits, but as I have personally found it is not necessarily the only way to find success. Why not be better at life and good at many things.


People ask me all the time why I don’t just stick to one sport and the simplest answer is that I just love fitness and I want to be great at everything. To me fitness is about being prepared for whatever life may throw at me. How much cooler would your life be if you were athletically well rounded and able do anything at a high level. Have you ever wondered how far your body can go? And what its full potential might be?


I have not always been good at different sports at the same time, when I was a Triathlete all I did for many years was swim, bike and run. At the time I couldn’t do a single pull up, a push up or even squat an empty 20kg barbell. I decided that my fitness should not be defined by a single metric of how fast I could finish a Triathlon but should be measured through a much broader spectrum of tests.

If you can run a sub 3-hour marathon but can’t squat your body weight or do a pull up then how fit are you really?

If you think about the 10 recognized general physical skills of fitness, (cardiovascular/respiratory endurance, stamina, strength, flexibility, power, speed, coordination, agility, balance and accuracy) how many would you say you are strong at?


Specialization is important to those that have very specific goals. I have gone through long periods of time focusing on a particular sport or event to ensure my success, but thinking very long term you don’t need to put all of your eggs into one basket in order to attain greatness. Being well rounded will actually make it easier to master a sport, this is because if you are a high level athlete then you generally have a good base fitness, you have the self-confidence, the motivation, self-discipline, focus, desire to succeed and the resilience to build something entirely new. In essence you just take one sport and mirror the effective attributes into another sport.


We all know that person, the one that is good at everything, does an Ironman on a whim, seemly succeeding at every challenge they try.

Losers love to make excuses for others successes and for their own shortcomings, it feels better to pass the blame and to pretend things are out of your control.

The most common excuses I hear are; “Oh it’s in your genes, you were born to be good at sports” “I am fat because of my genetics, so I will never be great at fitness” Well let me tell you, it has nothing to do with genetics. It is 100% in your power to be great at everything if you want it bad enough. In fact I find it offensive that someone would suggest my athletic achievements are because I was born that way. Totally discrediting the hard work I have put in 365 days a year for most of my life. I was born at 29 weeks; I had deflated lungs, a hole in my heart and was blind. Don’t tell me I was born to be a great athlete.


Studies have shown that the body you are born with matters much less than what you do with it. Your athletic potential is not written in your genes, it’s in your daily routine, your habits, the way you approach your life every minute of every day.

People that are good at everything are that way because they want it and because they decide to be good at it. It’s a raw indomitable will, a desire to be better, to sweat, to bleed, to achieve no weakness.

Everyone is capable of being good at many things but the vast majority of people in the world simply decide to give up before they achieve it.  


I have learnt what it takes to succeed at the highest level and be great at many things and I apply the same formula to everything that I do. My methodology is simple: work hard, don’t give up, do whatever it takes and show no weakness.


Be great at many things, be better at life.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

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If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Specialty Class #25-16

ENGINE

A sustained 50-minute aerobic workout designed to build your engine and endurance. Expect continuous movement across the bike, rower, ski erg, and running, all at a manageable, steady pace.

GYMNASTICS

This week is all about the bar! On Tuesday, we’ll continue working on pulling strength, followed by kipping and butterfly progressions. On Thursday, Bar Muscle Ups will make an appearance. Get ready for low bar drills, strength work and BMU progressions galore.

HYROX

A high-intensity session focused on building leg strength and muscular endurance. We will finish each movement with short runs to build resilience under fatigue.

MOBILITY

Back to the flows, yes, back in popular demand, I’m running it back. Full body stretching ended with stability/activation of course.

PURE STRENGTH

This week in Pure Strength, we kick off Monday with a heavy set of RDLS, followed by some Front squat volume, and then some frontal plane strength work.  On Wednesday, we have some overcoming isometrics to kick our session off, followed by some cluster sets on the bench press, and then some push-pull accessory work.

WEIGHTLIFTING

Weightlifting this week is snatch; we are breaking down the movement. Starting with the 3-position snatch. Drilling the timings under the barbell. Followed by snatch pulls and a complex of behind-the-neck push press into OHS.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

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Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Endurance #25-15

Monday Ride

A ride dedicated to group riding skills and some fitness. Coach Rob Foster leads this ride, if you'd like to join email Rob Foster

Start time: 05:59 am

Session Length: 1.5 hour

Location: The Loop Cafe, Bike DXB

Track Tuesday

Our weekly on track speed session! For any level of runner looking to build their run speed, threshold and Vo2max fitness and run with the best running community in Dubai.

Time: 05:59 am

Session Length: 1.5 hour

Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park

Entrance fee

Friday - Coffee Run

Our weekly tempo run.  Sessions are built on an RPE scale and accessible to all levels of runner. We start together, run hard then finish together and chat about it over a coffee and breakfast.

Brief time: 05:54 am
Start time
: 05:59 am

Start Location: Common Grounds

Saturday - Long Ride

Our weekly endurance ride.
Please email Rob Foster for more details.

Time: 05:59 am

Location: Bottom of the Stick, Al Qudra.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

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Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

Morbi sed imperdiet in ipsum, adipiscing elit dui lectus. Tellus id scelerisque est ultricies ultricies. Duis est sit sed leo nisl, blandit elit sagittis. Quisque tristique consequat quam sed. Nisl at scelerisque amet nulla purus habitasse.

Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Ladies Run Club 25-16

Monday

Time: 5:59pm

Location: InnerFight

Session: LRC Tempo

This week will be dialling into that Tempo effort (7/10 RPE) for 5 mins blocks. You will take a 2 min recovery after each block and repeat the sequence 5x.

Tuesday

Time: 5:59am

Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park

Entrance fee

Session: Track Tuesday

This is your chance to run fast with the wider IFE community and coaches. This week we will be running 300m repeats at 3km pace, each with a very easy float between.

Wednesday

Time: 5:59am & 5:59pm

Location: InnerFight

Session: LRC Intervals

Today we have intervals in the morning and evening. We will be running 100m effort through the park behind InnerFight, you will then have 300m easy/recovery before repeating the sequence.

Friday

Time: 5:59am

Location: Common Grounds

Session: The Coffee Run

This week we will be working on a negative split run. After 20 mins of easy running you will go into 1 min on, 1 min off intervals for 30 mins. Post session coffees at Common Grounds from 7am.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

Tristique odio senectus nam posuere ornare leo metus, ultricies. Blandit duis ultricies vulputate morbi feugiat cras placerat elit. Aliquam tellus lorem sed ac. Montes, sed mattis pellentesque suscipit accumsan. Cursus viverra aenean magna risus elementum faucibus molestie pellentesque. Arcu ultricies sed mauris vestibulum.

Conclusion

Morbi sed imperdiet in ipsum, adipiscing elit dui lectus. Tellus id scelerisque est ultricies ultricies. Duis est sit sed leo nisl, blandit elit sagittis. Quisque tristique consequat quam sed. Nisl at scelerisque amet nulla purus habitasse.

Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Mainline Class
Specialty Class
Endurance
Ladies Run Club
Daily Workout 25-16

Monday:

Starting the week with some pressing tempo push-up work, followed by some bench press and death march, and then a strongman-style workout for an epic start to the week!

Strength:

A) EMOM x 8 - 3 to 5 tempo push-ups tempo @31x1

B) Every 90 sec x 10 alt between - 5 Barbell bench press @20x1 (building) & 16 alt DB death march

Conditioning:

For Time:

10-1 Sandbag Over Shoulder

1-10 Dumbbell STOH

Tuesday:

Tuesday, we have some sled work in the strength, and then some Interval work that will challenge your squat and pull endurance.

Strength:

A) 6 mins build to max triple broad jump

Rest 2 mins

B) Every 2 mins x 5 2 length sled push

Conditioning:

4 min window

30 sec wall sit

30 wall balls

15 pull-ups

AMRAP cal ski

Rest 2 mins x 4

Wednesday:

Wednesday is all about the barbell in both the skill and a fast-paced

Squat clean and run workout.

Strength:

A) Every 2 mins x 8 - 2 power clean + 2 push press

Rest 2 mins

B) Every 90 sec x 3 6 BB good mornings @30x1

Conditioning:

For Time:

15-12- 9 Squat Cleans

After each set, a park run

Thursday:

Thursday, we have some strict pull-up work followed by a long endurance workout on the rower.

Strength:

A: In a 2-minute window, establish a MAX unbroken  set of strict pull-ups/chest 2 bar/bar muscle-ups

+

B: EMOM 8 @ 33% of A

Conditioning:

30 mins Max Cal Row:

0-10 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpees

11-20 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpee box jump

21-30 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpee box jump over

Friday:

FUF, we are finishing off with some single-leg and core work, and then 6 rounds of

Strength:

A) EMOM x 6 - 20 sec strict TTB/SLR

rest 2 min

B) Every 2 mins x 4 - 12 alt front rack KB reverse lunge

Conditioning:

6 Rounds For Time:

12 TTB

40/30 Cal Ass Bike and C2 bike (Alternating)

20 Russian KB Swing

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

Tristique odio senectus nam posuere ornare leo metus, ultricies. Blandit duis ultricies vulputate morbi feugiat cras placerat elit. Aliquam tellus lorem sed ac. Montes, sed mattis pellentesque suscipit accumsan. Cursus viverra aenean magna risus elementum faucibus molestie pellentesque. Arcu ultricies sed mauris vestibulum.

Conclusion

Morbi sed imperdiet in ipsum, adipiscing elit dui lectus. Tellus id scelerisque est ultricies ultricies. Duis est sit sed leo nisl, blandit elit sagittis. Quisque tristique consequat quam sed. Nisl at scelerisque amet nulla purus habitasse.

Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Being Good at Many Things

In general throughout our lives we are taught to pursue something and be good at it. Think of the classic “what do you want to be when you grow up?” question, as if you can only be good at one thing. Specializing or practicing a sport exclusively certainly has a multitude of benefits, but as I have personally found it is not necessarily the only way to find success. Why not be better at life and good at many things.


People ask me all the time why I don’t just stick to one sport and the simplest answer is that I just love fitness and I want to be great at everything. To me fitness is about being prepared for whatever life may throw at me. How much cooler would your life be if you were athletically well rounded and able do anything at a high level. Have you ever wondered how far your body can go? And what its full potential might be?


I have not always been good at different sports at the same time, when I was a Triathlete all I did for many years was swim, bike and run. At the time I couldn’t do a single pull up, a push up or even squat an empty 20kg barbell. I decided that my fitness should not be defined by a single metric of how fast I could finish a Triathlon but should be measured through a much broader spectrum of tests.

If you can run a sub 3-hour marathon but can’t squat your body weight or do a pull up then how fit are you really?

If you think about the 10 recognized general physical skills of fitness, (cardiovascular/respiratory endurance, stamina, strength, flexibility, power, speed, coordination, agility, balance and accuracy) how many would you say you are strong at?


Specialization is important to those that have very specific goals. I have gone through long periods of time focusing on a particular sport or event to ensure my success, but thinking very long term you don’t need to put all of your eggs into one basket in order to attain greatness. Being well rounded will actually make it easier to master a sport, this is because if you are a high level athlete then you generally have a good base fitness, you have the self-confidence, the motivation, self-discipline, focus, desire to succeed and the resilience to build something entirely new. In essence you just take one sport and mirror the effective attributes into another sport.


We all know that person, the one that is good at everything, does an Ironman on a whim, seemly succeeding at every challenge they try.

Losers love to make excuses for others successes and for their own shortcomings, it feels better to pass the blame and to pretend things are out of your control.

The most common excuses I hear are; “Oh it’s in your genes, you were born to be good at sports” “I am fat because of my genetics, so I will never be great at fitness” Well let me tell you, it has nothing to do with genetics. It is 100% in your power to be great at everything if you want it bad enough. In fact I find it offensive that someone would suggest my athletic achievements are because I was born that way. Totally discrediting the hard work I have put in 365 days a year for most of my life. I was born at 29 weeks; I had deflated lungs, a hole in my heart and was blind. Don’t tell me I was born to be a great athlete.


Studies have shown that the body you are born with matters much less than what you do with it. Your athletic potential is not written in your genes, it’s in your daily routine, your habits, the way you approach your life every minute of every day.

People that are good at everything are that way because they want it and because they decide to be good at it. It’s a raw indomitable will, a desire to be better, to sweat, to bleed, to achieve no weakness.

Everyone is capable of being good at many things but the vast majority of people in the world simply decide to give up before they achieve it.  


I have learnt what it takes to succeed at the highest level and be great at many things and I apply the same formula to everything that I do. My methodology is simple: work hard, don’t give up, do whatever it takes and show no weakness.


Be great at many things, be better at life.

Introduction

Mi tincidunt elit, id quisque ligula ac diam, amet. Vel etiam suspendisse morbi eleifend faucibus eget vestibulum felis. Dictum quis montes, sit sit. Tellus aliquam enim urna, etiam. Mauris posuere vulputate arcu amet, vitae nisi, tellus tincidunt. At feugiat sapien varius id.

Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Endurance #25-15

Monday Ride

A ride dedicated to group riding skills and some fitness. Coach Rob Foster leads this ride, if you'd like to join email Rob Foster

Start time: 05:59 am

Session Length: 1.5 hour

Location: The Loop Cafe, Bike DXB

Track Tuesday

Our weekly on track speed session! For any level of runner looking to build their run speed, threshold and Vo2max fitness and run with the best running community in Dubai.

Time: 05:59 am

Session Length: 1.5 hour

Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park

Entrance fee

Friday - Coffee Run

Our weekly tempo run.  Sessions are built on an RPE scale and accessible to all levels of runner. We start together, run hard then finish together and chat about it over a coffee and breakfast.

Brief time: 05:54 am
Start time
: 05:59 am

Start Location: Common Grounds

Saturday - Long Ride

Our weekly endurance ride.
Please email Rob Foster for more details.

Time: 05:59 am

Location: Bottom of the Stick, Al Qudra.

Introduction

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If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Ladies Run Club 25-16

Monday

Time: 5:59pm

Location: InnerFight

Session: LRC Tempo

This week will be dialling into that Tempo effort (7/10 RPE) for 5 mins blocks. You will take a 2 min recovery after each block and repeat the sequence 5x.

Tuesday

Time: 5:59am

Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park

Entrance fee

Session: Track Tuesday

This is your chance to run fast with the wider IFE community and coaches. This week we will be running 300m repeats at 3km pace, each with a very easy float between.

Wednesday

Time: 5:59am & 5:59pm

Location: InnerFight

Session: LRC Intervals

Today we have intervals in the morning and evening. We will be running 100m effort through the park behind InnerFight, you will then have 300m easy/recovery before repeating the sequence.

Friday

Time: 5:59am

Location: Common Grounds

Session: The Coffee Run

This week we will be working on a negative split run. After 20 mins of easy running you will go into 1 min on, 1 min off intervals for 30 mins. Post session coffees at Common Grounds from 7am.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Mainline Class
Specialty Class
Endurance
Ladies Run Club
Daily Workout 25-16

Monday:

Starting the week with some pressing tempo push-up work, followed by some bench press and death march, and then a strongman-style workout for an epic start to the week!

Strength:

A) EMOM x 8 - 3 to 5 tempo push-ups tempo @31x1

B) Every 90 sec x 10 alt between - 5 Barbell bench press @20x1 (building) & 16 alt DB death march

Conditioning:

For Time:

10-1 Sandbag Over Shoulder

1-10 Dumbbell STOH

Tuesday:

Tuesday, we have some sled work in the strength, and then some Interval work that will challenge your squat and pull endurance.

Strength:

A) 6 mins build to max triple broad jump

Rest 2 mins

B) Every 2 mins x 5 2 length sled push

Conditioning:

4 min window

30 sec wall sit

30 wall balls

15 pull-ups

AMRAP cal ski

Rest 2 mins x 4

Wednesday:

Wednesday is all about the barbell in both the skill and a fast-paced

Squat clean and run workout.

Strength:

A) Every 2 mins x 8 - 2 power clean + 2 push press

Rest 2 mins

B) Every 90 sec x 3 6 BB good mornings @30x1

Conditioning:

For Time:

15-12- 9 Squat Cleans

After each set, a park run

Thursday:

Thursday, we have some strict pull-up work followed by a long endurance workout on the rower.

Strength:

A: In a 2-minute window, establish a MAX unbroken  set of strict pull-ups/chest 2 bar/bar muscle-ups

+

B: EMOM 8 @ 33% of A

Conditioning:

30 mins Max Cal Row:

0-10 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpees

11-20 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpee box jump

21-30 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpee box jump over

Friday:

FUF, we are finishing off with some single-leg and core work, and then 6 rounds of

Strength:

A) EMOM x 6 - 20 sec strict TTB/SLR

rest 2 min

B) Every 2 mins x 4 - 12 alt front rack KB reverse lunge

Conditioning:

6 Rounds For Time:

12 TTB

40/30 Cal Ass Bike and C2 bike (Alternating)

20 Russian KB Swing

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
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Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Specialty Class #25-16

ENGINE

A sustained 50-minute aerobic workout designed to build your engine and endurance. Expect continuous movement across the bike, rower, ski erg, and running, all at a manageable, steady pace.

GYMNASTICS

This week is all about the bar! On Tuesday, we’ll continue working on pulling strength, followed by kipping and butterfly progressions. On Thursday, Bar Muscle Ups will make an appearance. Get ready for low bar drills, strength work and BMU progressions galore.

HYROX

A high-intensity session focused on building leg strength and muscular endurance. We will finish each movement with short runs to build resilience under fatigue.

MOBILITY

Back to the flows, yes, back in popular demand, I’m running it back. Full body stretching ended with stability/activation of course.

PURE STRENGTH

This week in Pure Strength, we kick off Monday with a heavy set of RDLS, followed by some Front squat volume, and then some frontal plane strength work.  On Wednesday, we have some overcoming isometrics to kick our session off, followed by some cluster sets on the bench press, and then some push-pull accessory work.

WEIGHTLIFTING

Weightlifting this week is snatch; we are breaking down the movement. Starting with the 3-position snatch. Drilling the timings under the barbell. Followed by snatch pulls and a complex of behind-the-neck push press into OHS.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Being Good at Many Things

In general throughout our lives we are taught to pursue something and be good at it. Think of the classic “what do you want to be when you grow up?” question, as if you can only be good at one thing. Specializing or practicing a sport exclusively certainly has a multitude of benefits, but as I have personally found it is not necessarily the only way to find success. Why not be better at life and good at many things.


People ask me all the time why I don’t just stick to one sport and the simplest answer is that I just love fitness and I want to be great at everything. To me fitness is about being prepared for whatever life may throw at me. How much cooler would your life be if you were athletically well rounded and able do anything at a high level. Have you ever wondered how far your body can go? And what its full potential might be?


I have not always been good at different sports at the same time, when I was a Triathlete all I did for many years was swim, bike and run. At the time I couldn’t do a single pull up, a push up or even squat an empty 20kg barbell. I decided that my fitness should not be defined by a single metric of how fast I could finish a Triathlon but should be measured through a much broader spectrum of tests.

If you can run a sub 3-hour marathon but can’t squat your body weight or do a pull up then how fit are you really?

If you think about the 10 recognized general physical skills of fitness, (cardiovascular/respiratory endurance, stamina, strength, flexibility, power, speed, coordination, agility, balance and accuracy) how many would you say you are strong at?


Specialization is important to those that have very specific goals. I have gone through long periods of time focusing on a particular sport or event to ensure my success, but thinking very long term you don’t need to put all of your eggs into one basket in order to attain greatness. Being well rounded will actually make it easier to master a sport, this is because if you are a high level athlete then you generally have a good base fitness, you have the self-confidence, the motivation, self-discipline, focus, desire to succeed and the resilience to build something entirely new. In essence you just take one sport and mirror the effective attributes into another sport.


We all know that person, the one that is good at everything, does an Ironman on a whim, seemly succeeding at every challenge they try.

Losers love to make excuses for others successes and for their own shortcomings, it feels better to pass the blame and to pretend things are out of your control.

The most common excuses I hear are; “Oh it’s in your genes, you were born to be good at sports” “I am fat because of my genetics, so I will never be great at fitness” Well let me tell you, it has nothing to do with genetics. It is 100% in your power to be great at everything if you want it bad enough. In fact I find it offensive that someone would suggest my athletic achievements are because I was born that way. Totally discrediting the hard work I have put in 365 days a year for most of my life. I was born at 29 weeks; I had deflated lungs, a hole in my heart and was blind. Don’t tell me I was born to be a great athlete.


Studies have shown that the body you are born with matters much less than what you do with it. Your athletic potential is not written in your genes, it’s in your daily routine, your habits, the way you approach your life every minute of every day.

People that are good at everything are that way because they want it and because they decide to be good at it. It’s a raw indomitable will, a desire to be better, to sweat, to bleed, to achieve no weakness.

Everyone is capable of being good at many things but the vast majority of people in the world simply decide to give up before they achieve it.  


I have learnt what it takes to succeed at the highest level and be great at many things and I apply the same formula to everything that I do. My methodology is simple: work hard, don’t give up, do whatever it takes and show no weakness.


Be great at many things, be better at life.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

Tristique odio senectus nam posuere ornare leo metus, ultricies. Blandit duis ultricies vulputate morbi feugiat cras placerat elit. Aliquam tellus lorem sed ac. Montes, sed mattis pellentesque suscipit accumsan. Cursus viverra aenean magna risus elementum faucibus molestie pellentesque. Arcu ultricies sed mauris vestibulum.

Conclusion

Morbi sed imperdiet in ipsum, adipiscing elit dui lectus. Tellus id scelerisque est ultricies ultricies. Duis est sit sed leo nisl, blandit elit sagittis. Quisque tristique consequat quam sed. Nisl at scelerisque amet nulla purus habitasse.

Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Ladies Run Club 25-16

Monday

Time: 5:59pm

Location: InnerFight

Session: LRC Tempo

This week will be dialling into that Tempo effort (7/10 RPE) for 5 mins blocks. You will take a 2 min recovery after each block and repeat the sequence 5x.

Tuesday

Time: 5:59am

Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park

Entrance fee

Session: Track Tuesday

This is your chance to run fast with the wider IFE community and coaches. This week we will be running 300m repeats at 3km pace, each with a very easy float between.

Wednesday

Time: 5:59am & 5:59pm

Location: InnerFight

Session: LRC Intervals

Today we have intervals in the morning and evening. We will be running 100m effort through the park behind InnerFight, you will then have 300m easy/recovery before repeating the sequence.

Friday

Time: 5:59am

Location: Common Grounds

Session: The Coffee Run

This week we will be working on a negative split run. After 20 mins of easy running you will go into 1 min on, 1 min off intervals for 30 mins. Post session coffees at Common Grounds from 7am.

Introduction

Mi tincidunt elit, id quisque ligula ac diam, amet. Vel etiam suspendisse morbi eleifend faucibus eget vestibulum felis. Dictum quis montes, sit sit. Tellus aliquam enim urna, etiam. Mauris posuere vulputate arcu amet, vitae nisi, tellus tincidunt. At feugiat sapien varius id.

Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Mainline Class
Specialty Class
Endurance
Ladies Run Club
Daily Workout 25-16

Monday:

Starting the week with some pressing tempo push-up work, followed by some bench press and death march, and then a strongman-style workout for an epic start to the week!

Strength:

A) EMOM x 8 - 3 to 5 tempo push-ups tempo @31x1

B) Every 90 sec x 10 alt between - 5 Barbell bench press @20x1 (building) & 16 alt DB death march

Conditioning:

For Time:

10-1 Sandbag Over Shoulder

1-10 Dumbbell STOH

Tuesday:

Tuesday, we have some sled work in the strength, and then some Interval work that will challenge your squat and pull endurance.

Strength:

A) 6 mins build to max triple broad jump

Rest 2 mins

B) Every 2 mins x 5 2 length sled push

Conditioning:

4 min window

30 sec wall sit

30 wall balls

15 pull-ups

AMRAP cal ski

Rest 2 mins x 4

Wednesday:

Wednesday is all about the barbell in both the skill and a fast-paced

Squat clean and run workout.

Strength:

A) Every 2 mins x 8 - 2 power clean + 2 push press

Rest 2 mins

B) Every 90 sec x 3 6 BB good mornings @30x1

Conditioning:

For Time:

15-12- 9 Squat Cleans

After each set, a park run

Thursday:

Thursday, we have some strict pull-up work followed by a long endurance workout on the rower.

Strength:

A: In a 2-minute window, establish a MAX unbroken  set of strict pull-ups/chest 2 bar/bar muscle-ups

+

B: EMOM 8 @ 33% of A

Conditioning:

30 mins Max Cal Row:

0-10 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpees

11-20 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpee box jump

21-30 mins every 2:30 mins 6 burpee box jump over

Friday:

FUF, we are finishing off with some single-leg and core work, and then 6 rounds of

Strength:

A) EMOM x 6 - 20 sec strict TTB/SLR

rest 2 min

B) Every 2 mins x 4 - 12 alt front rack KB reverse lunge

Conditioning:

6 Rounds For Time:

12 TTB

40/30 Cal Ass Bike and C2 bike (Alternating)

20 Russian KB Swing

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

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Conclusion

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Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Specialty Class #25-16

ENGINE

A sustained 50-minute aerobic workout designed to build your engine and endurance. Expect continuous movement across the bike, rower, ski erg, and running, all at a manageable, steady pace.

GYMNASTICS

This week is all about the bar! On Tuesday, we’ll continue working on pulling strength, followed by kipping and butterfly progressions. On Thursday, Bar Muscle Ups will make an appearance. Get ready for low bar drills, strength work and BMU progressions galore.

HYROX

A high-intensity session focused on building leg strength and muscular endurance. We will finish each movement with short runs to build resilience under fatigue.

MOBILITY

Back to the flows, yes, back in popular demand, I’m running it back. Full body stretching ended with stability/activation of course.

PURE STRENGTH

This week in Pure Strength, we kick off Monday with a heavy set of RDLS, followed by some Front squat volume, and then some frontal plane strength work.  On Wednesday, we have some overcoming isometrics to kick our session off, followed by some cluster sets on the bench press, and then some push-pull accessory work.

WEIGHTLIFTING

Weightlifting this week is snatch; we are breaking down the movement. Starting with the 3-position snatch. Drilling the timings under the barbell. Followed by snatch pulls and a complex of behind-the-neck push press into OHS.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

Tristique odio senectus nam posuere ornare leo metus, ultricies. Blandit duis ultricies vulputate morbi feugiat cras placerat elit. Aliquam tellus lorem sed ac. Montes, sed mattis pellentesque suscipit accumsan. Cursus viverra aenean magna risus elementum faucibus molestie pellentesque. Arcu ultricies sed mauris vestibulum.

Conclusion

Morbi sed imperdiet in ipsum, adipiscing elit dui lectus. Tellus id scelerisque est ultricies ultricies. Duis est sit sed leo nisl, blandit elit sagittis. Quisque tristique consequat quam sed. Nisl at scelerisque amet nulla purus habitasse.

Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Endurance #25-15

Monday Ride

A ride dedicated to group riding skills and some fitness. Coach Rob Foster leads this ride, if you'd like to join email Rob Foster

Start time: 05:59 am

Session Length: 1.5 hour

Location: The Loop Cafe, Bike DXB

Track Tuesday

Our weekly on track speed session! For any level of runner looking to build their run speed, threshold and Vo2max fitness and run with the best running community in Dubai.

Time: 05:59 am

Session Length: 1.5 hour

Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park

Entrance fee

Friday - Coffee Run

Our weekly tempo run.  Sessions are built on an RPE scale and accessible to all levels of runner. We start together, run hard then finish together and chat about it over a coffee and breakfast.

Brief time: 05:54 am
Start time
: 05:59 am

Start Location: Common Grounds

Saturday - Long Ride

Our weekly endurance ride.
Please email Rob Foster for more details.

Time: 05:59 am

Location: Bottom of the Stick, Al Qudra.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

Tristique odio senectus nam posuere ornare leo metus, ultricies. Blandit duis ultricies vulputate morbi feugiat cras placerat elit. Aliquam tellus lorem sed ac. Montes, sed mattis pellentesque suscipit accumsan. Cursus viverra aenean magna risus elementum faucibus molestie pellentesque. Arcu ultricies sed mauris vestibulum.

Conclusion

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Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Being Good at Many Things

In general throughout our lives we are taught to pursue something and be good at it. Think of the classic “what do you want to be when you grow up?” question, as if you can only be good at one thing. Specializing or practicing a sport exclusively certainly has a multitude of benefits, but as I have personally found it is not necessarily the only way to find success. Why not be better at life and good at many things.


People ask me all the time why I don’t just stick to one sport and the simplest answer is that I just love fitness and I want to be great at everything. To me fitness is about being prepared for whatever life may throw at me. How much cooler would your life be if you were athletically well rounded and able do anything at a high level. Have you ever wondered how far your body can go? And what its full potential might be?


I have not always been good at different sports at the same time, when I was a Triathlete all I did for many years was swim, bike and run. At the time I couldn’t do a single pull up, a push up or even squat an empty 20kg barbell. I decided that my fitness should not be defined by a single metric of how fast I could finish a Triathlon but should be measured through a much broader spectrum of tests.

If you can run a sub 3-hour marathon but can’t squat your body weight or do a pull up then how fit are you really?

If you think about the 10 recognized general physical skills of fitness, (cardiovascular/respiratory endurance, stamina, strength, flexibility, power, speed, coordination, agility, balance and accuracy) how many would you say you are strong at?


Specialization is important to those that have very specific goals. I have gone through long periods of time focusing on a particular sport or event to ensure my success, but thinking very long term you don’t need to put all of your eggs into one basket in order to attain greatness. Being well rounded will actually make it easier to master a sport, this is because if you are a high level athlete then you generally have a good base fitness, you have the self-confidence, the motivation, self-discipline, focus, desire to succeed and the resilience to build something entirely new. In essence you just take one sport and mirror the effective attributes into another sport.


We all know that person, the one that is good at everything, does an Ironman on a whim, seemly succeeding at every challenge they try.

Losers love to make excuses for others successes and for their own shortcomings, it feels better to pass the blame and to pretend things are out of your control.

The most common excuses I hear are; “Oh it’s in your genes, you were born to be good at sports” “I am fat because of my genetics, so I will never be great at fitness” Well let me tell you, it has nothing to do with genetics. It is 100% in your power to be great at everything if you want it bad enough. In fact I find it offensive that someone would suggest my athletic achievements are because I was born that way. Totally discrediting the hard work I have put in 365 days a year for most of my life. I was born at 29 weeks; I had deflated lungs, a hole in my heart and was blind. Don’t tell me I was born to be a great athlete.


Studies have shown that the body you are born with matters much less than what you do with it. Your athletic potential is not written in your genes, it’s in your daily routine, your habits, the way you approach your life every minute of every day.

People that are good at everything are that way because they want it and because they decide to be good at it. It’s a raw indomitable will, a desire to be better, to sweat, to bleed, to achieve no weakness.

Everyone is capable of being good at many things but the vast majority of people in the world simply decide to give up before they achieve it.  


I have learnt what it takes to succeed at the highest level and be great at many things and I apply the same formula to everything that I do. My methodology is simple: work hard, don’t give up, do whatever it takes and show no weakness.


Be great at many things, be better at life.

Introduction

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Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

Tristique odio senectus nam posuere ornare leo metus, ultricies. Blandit duis ultricies vulputate morbi feugiat cras placerat elit. Aliquam tellus lorem sed ac. Montes, sed mattis pellentesque suscipit accumsan. Cursus viverra aenean magna risus elementum faucibus molestie pellentesque. Arcu ultricies sed mauris vestibulum.

Conclusion

Morbi sed imperdiet in ipsum, adipiscing elit dui lectus. Tellus id scelerisque est ultricies ultricies. Duis est sit sed leo nisl, blandit elit sagittis. Quisque tristique consequat quam sed. Nisl at scelerisque amet nulla purus habitasse.

Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep
Being Good at Many Things

In general throughout our lives we are taught to pursue something and be good at it. Think of the classic “what do you want to be when you grow up?” question, as if you can only be good at one thing. Specializing or practicing a sport exclusively certainly has a multitude of benefits, but as I have personally found it is not necessarily the only way to find success. Why not be better at life and good at many things.


People ask me all the time why I don’t just stick to one sport and the simplest answer is that I just love fitness and I want to be great at everything. To me fitness is about being prepared for whatever life may throw at me. How much cooler would your life be if you were athletically well rounded and able do anything at a high level. Have you ever wondered how far your body can go? And what its full potential might be?


I have not always been good at different sports at the same time, when I was a Triathlete all I did for many years was swim, bike and run. At the time I couldn’t do a single pull up, a push up or even squat an empty 20kg barbell. I decided that my fitness should not be defined by a single metric of how fast I could finish a Triathlon but should be measured through a much broader spectrum of tests.

If you can run a sub 3-hour marathon but can’t squat your body weight or do a pull up then how fit are you really?

If you think about the 10 recognized general physical skills of fitness, (cardiovascular/respiratory endurance, stamina, strength, flexibility, power, speed, coordination, agility, balance and accuracy) how many would you say you are strong at?


Specialization is important to those that have very specific goals. I have gone through long periods of time focusing on a particular sport or event to ensure my success, but thinking very long term you don’t need to put all of your eggs into one basket in order to attain greatness. Being well rounded will actually make it easier to master a sport, this is because if you are a high level athlete then you generally have a good base fitness, you have the self-confidence, the motivation, self-discipline, focus, desire to succeed and the resilience to build something entirely new. In essence you just take one sport and mirror the effective attributes into another sport.


We all know that person, the one that is good at everything, does an Ironman on a whim, seemly succeeding at every challenge they try.

Losers love to make excuses for others successes and for their own shortcomings, it feels better to pass the blame and to pretend things are out of your control.

The most common excuses I hear are; “Oh it’s in your genes, you were born to be good at sports” “I am fat because of my genetics, so I will never be great at fitness” Well let me tell you, it has nothing to do with genetics. It is 100% in your power to be great at everything if you want it bad enough. In fact I find it offensive that someone would suggest my athletic achievements are because I was born that way. Totally discrediting the hard work I have put in 365 days a year for most of my life. I was born at 29 weeks; I had deflated lungs, a hole in my heart and was blind. Don’t tell me I was born to be a great athlete.


Studies have shown that the body you are born with matters much less than what you do with it. Your athletic potential is not written in your genes, it’s in your daily routine, your habits, the way you approach your life every minute of every day.

People that are good at everything are that way because they want it and because they decide to be good at it. It’s a raw indomitable will, a desire to be better, to sweat, to bleed, to achieve no weakness.

Everyone is capable of being good at many things but the vast majority of people in the world simply decide to give up before they achieve it.  


I have learnt what it takes to succeed at the highest level and be great at many things and I apply the same formula to everything that I do. My methodology is simple: work hard, don’t give up, do whatever it takes and show no weakness.


Be great at many things, be better at life.

Introduction

Mi tincidunt elit, id quisque ligula ac diam, amet. Vel etiam suspendisse morbi eleifend faucibus eget vestibulum felis. Dictum quis montes, sit sit. Tellus aliquam enim urna, etiam. Mauris posuere vulputate arcu amet, vitae nisi, tellus tincidunt. At feugiat sapien varius id.

Eget quis mi enim, leo lacinia pharetra, semper. Eget in volutpat mollis at volutpat lectus velit, sed auctor. Porttitor fames arcu quis fusce augue enim. Quis at habitant diam at. Suscipit tristique risus, at donec. In turpis vel et quam imperdiet. Ipsum molestie aliquet sodales id est ac volutpat.

Image caption goes here

Dolor enim eu tortor urna sed duis nulla

Elit nisi in eleifend sed nisi. Pulvinar at orci, proin imperdiet commodo consectetur convallis risus. Sed condimentum enim dignissim adipiscing faucibus consequat, urna. Viverra purus et erat auctor aliquam. Risus, volutpat vulputate posuere purus sit congue convallis aliquet. Arcu id augue ut feugiat donec porttitor neque. Mauris, neque ultricies eu vestibulum, bibendum quam lorem id. Dolor lacus, eget nunc lectus in tellus, pharetra, porttitor.

If you want to swim faster on race day, it’s no secret you’ve got to swim fast in training.

Tristique odio senectus nam posuere ornare leo metus, ultricies. Blandit duis ultricies vulputate morbi feugiat cras placerat elit. Aliquam tellus lorem sed ac. Montes, sed mattis pellentesque suscipit accumsan. Cursus viverra aenean magna risus elementum faucibus molestie pellentesque. Arcu ultricies sed mauris vestibulum.

Conclusion

Morbi sed imperdiet in ipsum, adipiscing elit dui lectus. Tellus id scelerisque est ultricies ultricies. Duis est sit sed leo nisl, blandit elit sagittis. Quisque tristique consequat quam sed. Nisl at scelerisque amet nulla purus habitasse.

Nunc sed faucibus bibendum feugiat sed interdum. Ipsum egestas condimentum mi massa. In tincidunt pharetra consectetur sed duis facilisis metus. Etiam egestas in nec sed et. Quis lobortis at sit dictum eget nibh tortor commodo cursus.

Odio felis sagittis, morbi feugiat tortor vitae feugiat fusce aliquet. Nam elementum urna nisi aliquet erat dolor enim. Ornare id morbi eget ipsum. Aliquam senectus neque ut id eget consectetur dictum. Donec posuere pharetra odio consequat scelerisque et, nunc tortor.
Nulla adipiscing erat a erat. Condimentum lorem posuere gravida enim posuere cursus diam.

Triathlon
Swimming
Race Prep

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