AJ Johnson

When you finish your activity, your data is pushed to Quarq’s proprietary software platform.

3D printing helps these three companies create bespoke gear for discerning triathletes.

Presenting five subtle pieces of gear that look and perform great—all while maintaining an air of mystery.

Part eye protection, part tiny coach, these sunglasses make training solo fun.

Flipping the periodization concept on its head might be the key to your next PR.

Gone are the days when you’d have to pore over paper maps to find killer training routes in new places.

On dealing with performance, pressure and taking a break.

Tri bike designers are steering away from traditional frame shapes to bring back designs from three decades ago—with some important improvements.

These five simple, classic movements will improve performance and reduce the chance of injury.

Closecalldatabase.com is a website dedicated to giving riders a way to make it safer for others around them.

The team at Wahoo Fitness developed the ELEMNT BOLT—a cycling computer that is a worthy contender against the industry's best.

Spring is the perfect time to inject some color into your wardrobe. Presenting six kits that’ll perk up your training and racing.

New smart trainers and real-time software have opened up a new way to work out against yourself and others.

Get your gear cave in order so you can be ready to get back outside.

Aid stations can be tricky to navigate on the bike. Here are three tips to get you through an aid station safely.

Your first race will surely give you butterflies and get you psyched for the upcoming season.

Long Beach was chosen as an Olympic Venue Site due to its unique layout that would make for a great triathlon course.

Take that killer sprint tri fitness and use it to crush these three events.

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A training method called “ultra short race pace training” (USRPT) has been stirring up debate in the swimming community over the past few years.

And what you should do instead.

These five products perfect for triathletes beat the odds, met their mark and are on the market now—or coming soon.

Presenting four products in descending order by price that can potentially save you minutes in your next race.

We compare SRAM's relatively new virtually wireless system to Shimano's Di2, which has been on the market for eight years.

Right now is a great time to find some amazing deals on gear for the upcoming season.

How some sports nutrition companies are dropping serious cash to ensure you get only what’s on the label.

Not sure if your bike fit is right for you? Here are a few guidelines that will help you decide when to see your fitter.

Happy (i.e. warm) legs and feet make for a happy ride.

Here's a quick routine to use to make sure your bike is ready to roll.

Nordic skiing has become the off-season sport of choice for many endurance athletes during the winter months.

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Gloves are one of those items that you want to buy right and buy once.

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Sweet Spot Training has the potential to help you make big fitness gains even with limited time to train.

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As the saying goes, a clean bike is a fast bike.

As the weather turns colder, many intrepid triathletes continue to brave the elements to get in their workouts.

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After four years of development, Zipp launched its newest wheel on Thursday.

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Adventure bikes have become increasingly popular, and they can actually help you become a better cyclist. Learn more about this new category of bikes and the many ways they can help you improve.

Ironman North Carolina Bike Course Shortened Due to Hurricane Matthew

The new BMC Timemachine 01 was developed around three key elements for triathletes: fit, form and function.