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Summary: Logbook - Yes; Training Info - No
Review: As a I start training for the very first time in triathalons, I thought this book would have much more complete training information then it does. The title is misleading. The training information is presented haphazardly and in my rookie opinion, at times confusing and incomplete. However I do find the logbook portion to be organized well, and the structure (binding and size)of the book enables me to take it with me on my trips away from home. I have also had fun keeping a log for the first time and it makes me feel more "accomplished" as I can see my progress. Lower the price a few dollars and it is a better deal.
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Summary: Will you REALLY use this?
Review: Overpriced diary with very little training information. There is very little room to write
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Summary: IT JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER
Review: Tony Svensson has done it again. The Total Triathlon Almanac-4 is not just a revamping of previous versions. Each of the first three almanacs has had a particular editorial focus. The Total Triathlon Almanac-4 offers injury prevention tips and secrets from the top professionals, making it the ultimate resource for even the newest multi-sport athlete. You'll learn everything from changing a flat tire to swim technique, along with a full spectrum of cycling and running workouts.What do Ironman champions Paula Newby-Fraser, Thomas Hellriegel, Mark Allen, Lori Bowden, Heather Fuhr and Peter Reid do in training? How do they build towards their biggest event? What are their favorite workouts? How do they make use of a heart rate monitor? The answers are all here. The Total Triathlon Almanac-4 is the best-and least expensive-piece of training equipment you will ever buy.
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