We spoke to a pro triathlete who was feet away from the tragic accident at the 2023 Ironman Hamburg, look at the race response that followed, and try to measure how it could have happened.
The head-on collision occurred between a motorcycle carrying a race photographer and an Ironman Hamburg participant.
You don't have to be screaming in pain after a long swim in your wetsuit.
A new swim workout from coach Sara McLarty to take to the pool this weekend.
May 2023 had one of the busiest pro calendars in a long time. We take a look at the underlying drama and PTO world rankings that go well below the surface.
You may have seen torque on your cycling computer and skipped right by this critical effort measurement. We look at why and how torque can take your bike training to the next level.
An apples-to-apples review of the latest Garmin Fenix model, the $800 7 Pro and the $840 Suunto Vertical.
We round up all of the most important triathlon news of the month, plus give one big hot take on one big, burning topic: triathlon broadcasts.
This run session is ideal for a long-course triathlete.
With Project Podium as his training group and Ben Hoffman as his guide, the young tri phenom is set to become paratriathlon's next big thing.
As the triathlon season commences, strength sessions should decrease in both volume and specificity. Here’s how to use strength to support your endurance workouts.
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This 70.3 training plan is designed for first-time half Ironman participants who want to do just enough training for a successful finish.
