Coaching

We know him as a sports scientist, but he’s also a father and coach. In this eight-part video series, we see Dr. Stephen Seiler in all three roles as he talks candidly with his daughter Siren about her return to training after struggling with an eating disorder and RED-s.

What’s the story behind the rise and development of Olympic champion Kristian Blummenfelt—and what can other coaches learn from it? His coach Arild Tveiten shares his insight with Joe Friel.

USA Triathlon’s CEO Victoria Brumfield speaks to the importance of welcoming people from all communities into the endurance sports world.

It can be challenging when athletes aren’t compliant or lack motivation, but it can also be a great opportunity for change or growth.

Coaching isn’t always easy, but when those moments of success come, the rewards are often deep and meaningful.

Knowing what energizes you as a coach will cultivate performance. It also creates bandwidth for situations where energy and outcome are not yet dialed.

The lines between life and sport can quickly blur. Difficult issues like weight loss or obsessive behavior can lead to big problems for coaches.

The options for data and devices are endless and some athletes need their coach to intervene. Coaches Ryan Kohler and Alison Freeman describe the metrics that matter most.

The typical endurance athlete is time-crunched, which triggers a number of challenges for coaches around rest and recovery.

A top strength coach shares her insights on how to structure strength training for endurance athletes.

Most coaches have additional expertise to offer their athletes as services, but there’s more than one way to grow your coaching business.

Coaches want to see CTL, or fitness, on the rise. But there are times in the season when CTL will go down. Joe Friel explains why this is critical.