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Triathlete Senior Editor Matt Fitzgerald explains how to be a long-distance specialist without losing your short-course speed. Written by: Matt Fitzgerald There’s a funny phenomenon in endurance sports that I like to call “becoming a one-speed athlete.” It happens to long-distance runners, cyclists and triathletes whose training becomes so focused on sustained efforts at race intensity and

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