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Half/Ironman Camp Report
29-01-2010 Half/Ironman Camp Report – Fluid Movements
The team from Fluid Movements travelled up to Ballarat for our Geelong/Port Macquarie Long Course Camp. It was four days of specific training for the upcoming events.
Some key areas covered Run technique – A series of drill progressions to address body position and leg stride mechanics, with the aim of promoting lift, forward propulsion whilst maintaining relaxation of upper body. Nutrition – This was of great importance to the team. We had an open discussion about Sodium, CHO, Fluid intake rates, in what form during the race, and when. We discussed loading and recovery nutrition for racing and training and general dietary requirements too. Then we put it into practice during training, and sort feedback post session. Inspiration – Video night!! We looked at the mental side of Ironman, and using Port Macquarie Ironman dvd’s, we opened up the discussion so the athletes could learn from each other, as well as the coaching staff.
It was a great weekend, everyone enjoyed it, from 2009 Hawaii Ironman Kristy Hallett to the oldest female competitor at Port Mac last year, Karla MacKinlay.
Fluid Movements will have our team tent at Geelong 70.3.
Sean Foster |





