Monthly Archives: October 2013



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Lower Variability Index for Greater Speed

Variability index (VI) is a measure of how consistent one’s power output is during cycling. In general a high VI is an indication of poor pacing and power application. However, there may be instances where performing a number of surges and generating a VI may be necessary. Continue reading to understand how you can use this tool to help target your training and race strategy.





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Ironman World Championships 2013 / Marc Capobianco

It has taken me five years to return to the Big Island. I am beyond excited about being here. So the race on Saturday is just about getting out there and enjoying it. Sure, I certainly want to give it all I got, but there is no pressure, no need to hit a certain time or certain place. There are no expectations except crossing that line on Ali’i.