Джо Фрил - Библия триатлета

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Я многим обязан триатлетам, прочитавшим предыдущие издания книги The Triathlete’s Training Bible и поделившимся со мной идеями о том, как сделать ее еще более полезной. Многие изменения и добавления, включенные в это издание, появились благодаря моим читателям.