Julia Polloreno

These four destination resorts recharge both the body and mind with packages tailored to multisport athletes.

Lessons from a triathlon legend for reaching new levels of endurance, speed and happiness in the sport.

Experts weigh in on the small things you’re neglecting that could give you a boost on race day.

Culture up your tri vacation with these multisport × design collaborations.

Start planning now for this year’s epic SBR escape with one of these premium experiences.

Marine Mike Mendoza is targeting a 70.3 world record in support of other wounded warriors

Ironman CEO Andrew Messick comments on the decision to settle and the future of those 100 Kona slots.

Triathlete Editor-in-Chief Julia Beeson Polloreno writes about her experience at the first Women For Tri board meeting.

A cyclist’s wonderland awaits at Rich and George Hincapie’s boutique hotel in Travelers Rest, S.C.

Triathletes have a unique set of needs, and that includes proper fueling. One company has simplified the process.

Messick also explains the unique challenge of growing a race series while trying to keep up with an insatiable demand for a Kona slot.

Messick talks about how he’ll be spending race day, WTC’s new events for 2013, their commitment to anti-doping in triathlon and more.

Ten pros gathered at the King Kamehameha hotel in Kona for the 2012 Ironman World Championship pro press conference.

Andrew Messick spoke with Julia Polloreno from Dubai about the internal debate that ultimately kept Lance Armstrong from racing in France.

The first year pro won Sunday's Ironman New Orleans 70.3, beating out the likes of Mirinda Carfrae, Caitlin Snow and Heather Wurtele.