 
09/12/2009
McDougall’s “BORN TO RUN” inspires new Web community full of training programs, forums, blogs, etc.
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04/28/2009
Amanda Carey
Coming from third place, Amanda bests the field at Santa Ynez US Cup cross country race. Click link to see her interview.
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04/07/2009
Eric Orton
Long rides aren’t enough to get you from Logan to Jackson. Eric’s comprehensive 14-week online training program will make your day.
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11/11/2008
Amanda Carey
This was Amanda's biggest win in her first year of pro racing capping a great first season which included top 10 results on the NMBS circuit and wins at several regional events.
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08/16/2008
Jen Sparks
Jenn Sparks and Sheila Brazell crossed the line together, finishing a great "training day" in preparation for their September trail marathon in Park City.
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06/23/2008
In her first 100 mile race, Katherine Dowson takes second place overall female at the Big Horn Ultra in a time of 26:10.
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06/22/2008
Sam Kitchen
Sam Kitchen rides almost 15 minutes faster than her bike split of last year and becomes an Ironwoman for the second time! Congrats Sam.
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01/16/2008
Jon Fenn
In his first randonnee race of the year, Jon fenn and his teammate take 5th place at the Grand Targhee Ski Mountaineering Classic.
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02/27/2007
Dina Mishev
While climbing almost 50,000 vertical feet, Train With Eric's Dina Mishev banks a first place check in her first randonee race.
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02/03/2007
Jenn Sparks
Skate skier, Jenn Sparks places 16th on her age group at the Boulder Mtn Tour Nordic Ski event.
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10/21/2006
Ken Ruterbories
Battling the heat and "mile 12" on the run, Ken races to a great finish with a 10:06 Hawaii Ironman PR.
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06/26/2006
Chris McDougall
Chris McDougall runs with Tarahumara Indians and writes about the experience for Men's Health Magazine
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05/28/2006
Keith Peters
In his first attempt at Colorado's Iron Horse Classic Bike race, Keith Peter's climbs his way to a 14th place finish in his age group.
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05/02/2006
George Putnam
In April, Train With Eric athlete George Putnam accomplished a life long dream, heliskiing in Alaska.
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03/12/2006
George Putnam
Train With Eric athlete, George Putnam, beats out Olympic Gold medalist Tommy Moe for 2nd place at the Town Downhill.
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Why would anyone train to “just” go outside and play?
To make whatever it is you love to do easier and more enjoyable. That’s why.
After all, it’s no fun to suffer through LOTOJA or struggle up the bootpack on Mount Glory. Nor is it smart to enter the Moose Chase, or race Cache Creek to Game Creek, without having done any real training. Unless, of course, the event you care most about is called the Sufferfest.
There’s more to life than endless, mindless repeats of the hike up Snow King to get and/or stay in shape. |
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And that one-size-fits-all ski conditioning class: not for you. You probably run and bike some, maybe even practice yoga. But how do all those pieces fit together? That’s where I come in.
In Train to Play you can choose to train by yourself, or get a group of like-minded friends together to follow the same plan of weekly workouts. Every workout is tailored to you, based on individualized heart rate training zones that you establish in your first week of training. Your online training schedule will guide you thru the process step-by-step, so you will always be working at your own level of ability to reach peak fitness.
Think of this as your very own virtual track, cycling, or triathlon club. You can keep it on the down-low, or get as many people involved as you want. Everyone in the group has the same workout, so you have the flexibility to do your workout with friends or on your own—your choice. Either way, you get new and fresh workouts delivered to your schedule each week.
Experience the benefits of coach-quality workouts. Train to Play for a month or two leading up to peak summer fitness, or get the true benefits of ongoing training guidance all year long to keep your workouts fresh, creative, appropriate, and very potent. I take all the guesswork out of your fitness regimen so you can focus on executing the plan and having fun in the process.
Training to play is not as intense or structured as the personal coaching and training packages I offer folks who train to race, but that’s not what you’re looking for. Racing isn’t what you are all about, even though you might enter a few races every year—for you, it’s all about having as much fun as you can in the playground that is Jackson Hole.
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Here's what you'll get:
- a plan that makes the most of the running, riding or multi-sport training you already do
- 3 key workouts each week, tailored to your individual heart rate training zones, delivered weekly to you online for ready reference
- an online training and nutrition log with some nifty bells and whistles to help track your progress and keep you motivated
- an interactive forum to communicate with other group members
- access to the nXT Training exercise of the month video
All you need is a computer, a heart rate monitor that can calculate average heart rate and the commitment to follow my plan for you.
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Running Group
Cycling Group
Triathlon Group
$29 – first month introductory price
$39 – month-by-month thereafter
$99 – for three months
$149 – for six months |
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Sign-up today to become a member of one of my “locals only” play groups. Here’s what you’ll get:
Once I receive your payment, I will email you your private username and password to activate your online training log and start you on the path to unsurpassed fun and fitness.
Please contact Eric with your questions and for more information.
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