Integrity in sport is not optional

Most athletes enter races with good intentions. They want to challenge themselves, finish something hard, maybe surprise themselves with what they are capable of. Very few people line up intending to cheat. But integrity in sport is not defined by intent alone. It is defined by behaviour, responsibility, and accountability, Read more

By Kerry Suter, ago

Training is important but execution is key

The next few minutes of reading might shave a fair whack off your Tarawera time. Welcome to the self-doubt riddled sharpen/taper phase.Here’s a few questions we get in the last few weeks to race day, Am I doing enough?Two things, the first being the most important,1) regardless of whether you Read more

By Kerry Suter, ago

Stagnation?

An athlete reached out stating that they feel as though they have been holding station a bit and were wondering where the gains had gone.
Hopefully my response is of interest or use to a wider audience.

By Kerry Suter, ago

Arthur Lydiard invented jogging (myth?)

Arthur Lydiard and the Invention of Jogging: Revolutionizing Running and Fitness,In the realm of distance running and fitness, one name stands out as a pioneer and visionary: Arthur Lydiard. This New Zealand coach and athlete not only transformed the world of running but also popularized the concept of jogging. Lydiard’s Read more

By Kerry Suter, ago