Dave Alexander Sets An Example Just By Being Himself
Known throughout the 80s for his size and the size of his adventures, Alexander embraced it and set an example for others in work, life, and triathlon. "I am who I am."
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Barry Siff
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All Ken Rideout Does is Set PRs
Since the age of 35, he's set at least one new PR every year. The Boston-born fighter is now 50 and faster than ever.
This 70-Year-Old Won Age-Group Titles at 70.3 Worlds, New York, and Boston Weeks Apart
And he isn't slowing down.
Who Will Get Three Men’s Olympic Spots: The U.S. or Britain?
The points race is on.
Can Ben Kanute Go from 70.3 Success to a Mixed Relay Olympic Spot?
The 2016 Olympian is trying to prove he deserves a spot on the relay team.
What’s Next for the Potential Boom in Endurance Sports?
One year later, what have we learned from the pandemic? And what does it mean for our sport?
Triathlon’s Olympic Selection Process Gets Ready to Start Again
Timing and strategy will be key to manage stress and COVID regulations.
Who Ya Got? Triathlon Fantasy Matchup #2
We tap two experts to debate the age-old question: “Who would win if…” This month we look at long-course legends, speedy swim/bikers, short-course monsters, and more.
Will There Be a Coming Participation Boom in Endurance Events?
It’s gonna be a party!
A Conversation With the Man Behind the Ironman Acquisition: Jesse Du Bey
Long-time USAT and ITU board member Barry Siff talks to Jesse Du Bey about how Ironman has changed and where it's going.