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Check out the new Blade Max Stable from K-Swiss, a max cushioning shoe with inherent stability for controlling overpronation.

Scenes from around Melbourne, Australia in preparation for this weekend's Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship.

We look at what awaits on the run course and at the much-anticipated finish line.

To the untrained American ear, Australian English can sound like rhythmically accented gobbledygook.

Scott Molina and Susan Williams have committed to race in the age-group ranks at the May 10-12 event.

Will it be London or Kona for Chris McCormack in 2012? We caught up with the two-time Ironman world champ to find out where he stands.

Australia's Luke McKenzie talks about training under his new coach and getting ready to race an Ironman in his home country.

The inaugural event, hosted by the capital city of Melbourne, will prove no small logistical feat in such a densely populated urban area.

Boulder’s Cameron Dye cinched the win for the men, while 2010 Collegiate National Champ Nicole Kelleher won the women’s race.

Triathlete.com will be following Chrissie as she makes her way around the U.S. on her North American book tour.

Olympic-distance Rev3 Costa Rica kicked off on the warm, white sand beaches of Playa Conchal, located on the Pacific Ocean.

Several top pros travelled to San Juan, Puerto Rico for their shot at valuable Kona Pro Ranking points and a $50,000 prize purse.

Warm, humid weather made the fast, flat course a challenge for the 1500 competitors at this year’s Singapore 70.3.

If you’re looking for ways to take your training and racing up a level, The Triathlete’s Guide to Peak Performance is your resource.

Strategizing for an early-season “dust off the cobwebs” 70.3 can be tricky.

Keep track of your favorite motivation, nutrition, training and injury prevention tips and pin your favorite gear or triathlon photos.

The 2012 St. Anthony's Triathlon (April 29) will feature a strong field made of a mix of Olympic and long-distance stars.

We’ll feature a workout every Friday from Sara McLarty so you have new ideas to take to the pool.

Not long ago Gwen Jorgensen was more focused on climbing the corporate ladder than scaling an Olympic podium.

Inside Triathlon magazine traveled to Rev3’s inaugural event in Costa Rica.

Dr. Jordan Metzl explains how to spot, treat and prevent one of the most common running-related injuries: shin splints.

The Panama 70.3 runner-up will face a tough field at this weekend's Ironman 70.3 San Juan triathlon.

The March 25th race boasts a pro field that could easily be called the most competitive roster ever assembled outside of Kona.

Ironman 70.3 Boise, Ironman 70.3 Kansas and Ironman 70.3 Syracuse will feature greater numbers of age-group qualifying slots.

Try one of these scrumptious chocolate treats to make training a little bit sweeter.

The 2012 Washington DC Triathlon has been cancelled because race organizers were unable to secure the necessary permits.

Australia's Craig Alexander became the first athlete to take the Ironman and 70.3 world titles in the same year.

Frederik Van Lierde raced a Cervélo P4 built with 2011 SRAM Red components left over from his 2011 season in Abu Dhabi.

Some of the most respected off-road triathletes from around the world will converge in Liloan, Cebu, Philippines.

Alistair Brownlee, who suffered an achilles injury earlier this year, has stopped using a protective boot.

Get the inside scoop on how Endurance Live Triathletes of the Year Craig Alexander and Chrissie Wellington conquered Kona.

Tell us the one piece of advice you would give to a beginner triathlete and you could win!

Watch Chrissie Wellington's acceptance speech for Female Triathlete of the Year at the 2012 Endurance LIVE Awards.

The change will give Chris McCormack the opportunity to validate his entry to the 2012 Ironman World Championship.

When it comes down to it in London this August, there will be 55 women and 55 men battling for the ultimate sporting glory – Olympic gold.

On Saturday night at the Endurance LIVE Awards Andre Kajlich was presented with the award for Challenged Athlete of the Year.

Janelle Morrison will return to racing at the Avia Wildflower Triathlon less than two years after a near fatal car accident.

We all try to be optimally prepared for race days, but sometimes athletes get derailed and lose valuable training time.

Her race takes less than 25 seconds to complete, but for Olympian Dara Torres a typical training day is at least six hours.

Endurance LIVE host Bob Babbitt caught up with four-time Ironman world champion Chrissie Wellington on the red carpet.

While Kessler struggled with nutritional issues and hot-weather races in 2011, she’s started this year strong.

Check out Steve Godwin's author page.

The endurance community gathered in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Ben Allen and Renata Bucher captured the inaugural Xterra Guam Championship on Saturday.

Rising Aussie stars Emma Jackson and Brendan Sexton scored impressive victories in Tasmania to be crowned the 2012 Oceania Champions.

Want to race well in the heat? The pioneering work of the Hawaii Ironman doctors can help you.

A new generation of triathlon and open water swimming wetsuits have been introduced.

The 20th anniversary of the Endurance LIVE Awards, presented by Chocolate Milk, are set for this Saturday, March 10.

Typical Masters workouts are an hour long, but busy triathletes don’t always have time for a full session.

Marino Vanhoenacker and Meredith Kessler won Sunday's Ironman New Zealand race, which was turned into a 70.3 at the last minute.

One year after Sally’s tragic passing, her pigtails and pink socks still live on.

The stellar Ironman Melbourne lineup has lost one of its main contenders.

Pip Taylor provides advice on incorporating whole foods into your recovery plan.

These four pairs prove that the couple that trains together, stays together.

Xterra Guam, which is known for its beautiful course, is set to take place this weekend.

The Brockton, Mass.-based pro has been the top American woman in Kona the past two years.

One country will secure an Olympic spot at the OTU Devonport Oceania Championships on Saturday.

Dr. Jordan Metzl shares the most common triathlon-related queries he gets—and gives his medical advice.

Exiting open water is an often overlooked part of the transition from swim to bike.

Do you need to withdraw from daily coffee to reap caffeine performance benefits?

How accurate are some accounts of the pro triathlete lifestyle? Top pro Rachel Joyce sets the record straight.

Pro Leanda Cave dishes on her nutrition habits with Pip Taylor.

A Phoenix, Ariz. triathlete is selling ad space on his body to help raise $4,100 for a good cause.

Minneapolis-native Kris Swarthout has been chosen to lead U.S. age group athletes at the world championship in Auckland, New Zealand.

Cindi Bannink shares some of the training tactics she’s using to guide Gwen Jorgensen to a podium finish at the 2012 London Olympics.

During a homestay at Ironman Coeur d’Alene last year, Australian pro triathlete Kate Major was treated to this banana bread.

Ognjen Stojanovic hopes to become the first-ever Serbian triathlete to compete at an Olympic Games.

Despite the fact that Ironman New Zealand was turned into a 70.3 and pushed back 24 hours, athletes made the most of the day.

The United States' Jarrod Shoemaker and Canada's Kathy Tremblay won today's ITU Sprint Cup race in Clermont, Fla.

Get a peek inside transition at the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon to see what some of the sport's stars are riding.

Henning runs to victory and Butterfield breaks the field on the final 30 miles of the bike.

Andi Boecherer elevated himself to the upper echelon of the pro triathlon ranks in 2011 by winning three 70.3s and finishing eighth in Kona.

Chrissie Wellington will run in both the Paris and London Marathons and cycle 1000km as part of a Jane Tomlinson Appeal Challenge.

Not only is Chris Lieto the fastest cyclist in triathlon, he’s also one of the most detail-oriented when it comes to his bike setup.

Olympic medalist favorite Paula Findlay will kick off her season in Mooloolaba at the end of the month.

Don't be surprised if you see Jodie Swallow ride this machine into T2 in Abu Dhabi with a substantial lead.

The threat of severe weather has forced Ironman New Zealand race organizers to make some changes.

The Ironman champion on Lance Armstrong and what his presence means for the sport.

Julie Dibens hopes to return to the Ironman World Championship in 2013.

Sarah Groff and Manny Huerta named ITU Athletes of the Year. Mary Beth Ellis and Jordan Rapp take the non-ITU Athletes of the Year honors.

Despite the fact that Chris Lieto has never raced in Abu Dhabi, his strong bike skills have him positioned as one of the favorites to win.

The favorites face the media and the looming 200km bike leg.

The Collegiate Recruitment Program identifies collegiate swimmers or runners who could make the transition to triathlon after graduation.

Two-time Abu Dhabi Triathlon champion Julie Dibens and Ironman winner James Cunnama share five rules of a successful open-water swim.

The Kona Inspired program requires participants to submit a video explaining how they represent the mantra "anything is possible".

Pros Julie Dibens and James Cunnama put on a swim clinic at the 2012 Abu Dhabi International Triathlon.

Own swim fins but not sure how they can make you a better swimmer? Here are three drills to try.

Looking for an off-road option to hit the trails with this spring? Check out the new Bajada from Montrail.

The Clermont Challenge offers elite, age-group and youth draft-legal events.