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Hi everyone,

I have just written a new blog post for the Your Competitive Edge team.  Check it out and share it around if you liked it.  The blog talks about my training, 2013 race plans, and the exciting YCE training camp.

Read it at www.your-competitive-edge.com/blog/

Harry

Stanford shines at Trafford 10k

 Non cracking out moves from her favourite song 'tragedy' by steps as she crosses the line at Trafford.

Driven to Tri coach Non Stanford ran a new 10 km P.B. of 32:40 last weekend at the Trafford 10 k to go top of the UK athletics leader board for women this year. After a consistent winter training in Yorkshire and a couple of warm weather camps in Lanzarote, Non has started to see the benefits of her hard work.  As a Driven to Tri coach, Non uses the same principles and techniques with her athletes as she does to get the best results out of her self.  At Driven to Tri we won’t kid you (or ourselves) with fancy gimmicks, we use simple proven training methods to get the best out of our athletes.  We have done it, so we know exactly what it takes to win that race, beat that near rival, or set that new P.B.  All it takes is hard work, the right training environment, and the right coaching team.

 

If you want to know more about being coached by our Welsh Wonder, feel free to get in touch for an informal chat. 

Over and out. 

YCE 2013 camps

Hi guys,

More exciting news - I will be helping to lead the 2013 Your Competitive Edge training camp in the French Alps this year.  For an all inclusive fee of EUR 1250, you will have a chance to train along side like minded athletes in one of the worlds best training destinations.

Check out htpp://www.your-competitive-edge.com for more details!

Adios,

Harry

Check out this months 220 triathlon magazine!  There is a special feature on Driven to Tri's Harry, including a shot of his ugly mug on the front cover.  Enjoy.

Harry signs for YCE!

Hi All,

Great news - Driven to Tri's Harry has signed for an exciting new race team for the 2013 season.  Your Competitive Edge (YCE) has an elite funded team, which Harry will be part of, and also a 'challenger' team.  The challenger team is open to all, and the top performers in the team will be given entry into the YCE elite team.  Harry will be writing for the YCE blog (see http://www.your-competitive-edge.com/blog/), where he will be attempting to write, spell and think all for himself.  Give it a read, if you wish!

Hope you are all enjoying the snow and generally terrible weather.

H