Race to Tri: The CalTri Race Series
Low-budget and high-quality? CalTri is for everyone.
Low-budget and high-quality? CalTri is for everyone.
Sam Renouf, the CEO of the Pro Triathletes Organization, on what they have planned.
The popular cycling rear-detection radar system from Garmin gets a big upgrade with video.
Follow our 14-step plan to delay getting ready for that race.
Go high-end or rent a camper; make it all about nature or all about Michelin stars—Northern California offers a race-cation for everyone.
Prepare for your open-water swim in the pool with this spicy set.
Three-time rowing world champion Lars Wichert is hopeful his illustrious athletic background can carry him to the top of triathlon. With an 8:12:46 Ironman debut, it appears he's on his way.
Master your “arousal control” in training to not only race your own race better, but to tackle life challenges with more ease.
Sleep is an important component of injury recovery - but how are you supposed to get shut-eye when your injury makes it hard to get comfortable?
“If I hadn’t found swimming, biking, and running, I’d probably be pretty sick right now–if I was still alive."
There’s no triathlon vacation like a race-cation. Use these guides to start making plans for your best tri trip yet.
"The myth about L.A. cycling is it's dangerous and too congested, but that's far from the truth. You can get lost for hours in the Santa Monica mountains with little to no traffic."
This southern gem offers tons of outdoor opportunities to swim, bike, and run.
Get your gravel on in Steamboat Springs.
Race-cation here and you’re never too far from entertainment and adventure, especially in the summer months.
A wide variety of races await in Miami.
Want to make your trip a global race-cation? Don’t let travel hassle deter you. These four spots have us dreaming of our next trip.
Pro triathlete Rudy von Berg joins Chef Biju in the Triathlete Kitchen to talk about the best pre-race meals.
Is pink the best color for Team USA kits? What exactly happened at the Pro-Am? Can you watch triathlon on regular TV now?
Ainslie Henderson shares how being an endurance athlete afforded her the ability to walk and live today, despite a diagnosis of primary progressive multiple sclerosis.