FitEgg.com Multisport Reviews

We always give credit for the tips here, but I can’t find any information on this author, other than their YouTube username, TriJerett.  Make sure you visit their profile and thank them for their video. In this longer video, TriJerett ...

I think I’m a pretty good swimmer, but this video provided some excellent guidance improving your swim.  I’ve never seen these drills before, but after trying them in the pool yesterday, I’m really challenged, and pretty impressed.  I’d love to ...

Well, I’ll start by saying that TYR could have used a much smaller box… I ordered these swim shorts a few days ago because my tri shorts have been taking some punishment from the chlorine at the YMCA.  I know ...

Just found this post over at BeginnerTriathlete.com and thought I’d share here.  The worlds longest pool is a kilometer long and more than a hundred feet deep.  Boats, kayaks, and swimmers.  Wow. Reuters won’t allow me to embed the video, ...

In this video, Carey Kepler, a tri coach focused on entry-level and intermediate triathletes, provides tips for a successful transition.  Carey shows you how to set up your transition area, tells how to speed up your transition, and walks us ...

Here’s a great video from Stephen Taylor, a multisport coach and triathlete. In this video, Stephen provides some basic swimming safety tips and some specific tips for triathletes.

Between doing our gear reviews, we here at FitEgg spend quite a bit of time digging around the internets.  While it’s not really part of our training program, the good news is that we find some real gems of videos ...

Press the goggles to your face while looking down, if they stay on for a couple of seconds, you are almost assured a good fit. If not, keep looking.

Stephen Taylor is a triathlon and endurance coach.  While swimming is a pretty complicated exercise and you certainly can’t learn everything from a video, this is a pretty simple entry level swimming guide.  This covers breathing, balance, and stroke mechanics.

Myth #1: More Strength Training Is Better Just like everything in triathlon, more is not always better. In fact given that majority of any triathlete’s training should be spent swimming, biking, and running, excessive strength training can easily affect other ...