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BMC takes tips from an Olympic champ to create a carbon masterpiece.

Running trails will reinvigorate your routine—and make you stronger. Here’s how to make the switch from pavement to pure happiness.

Cancer couldn’t kill Teri Griege’s dream.

Do-it-all rigs at every price point.

In a weekly series leading up to the Ironman World Championship the 140.6 champ will address training, racing, nutrition, mental prep, and gear.

A look at a few of the campaigns that have been started by those in the triathlon and running communities.

In that special moment of elation and exhaustion, athletes completed the sentence above—and surprised us with their candor, humor and thoughtfulness.

Here’s why, how and where you should pitch a tent for your next triathlon outing.

Garmin’s update to the Edge 1000 is bigger, smarter, and more connected.

"Beginner's Luck" columnist Meredith Atwood writes about the ups and downs of her first half-Ironman.

Giro’s latest lid, the Vanquish MIPS is an airy upgrade to its short-tail older brother, the Air Attack.

This weekend, the eighth-grader aims to set a record of four triathlons in two days.

The 17-year old go-to shop for everything tri will shut down one week from today. We spoke with co-founder Seton Claggett about the news.

From adventure races to XTERRA to Ironman, New Zealand’s Braden Currie has done (and won) it all.

"My dad and I were not surprised with winning XTERRA worlds. I’ve worked for that since I can remember."

What’s a slow, back-of-the-pack, seriously time-constricted, triathlete to do in order to improve? What is the "Secret Sauce?"

Kona contender Rachel Joyce propelled herself up the Kona Pro Ranking list with a victory at Ironman Mont-Tremblant.

Denmark's Michelle Vesterby was the star on Sunday's Ironman Copenhagen.

New XTERRA pro and full-time nurse Liz Gruber is back to racing after a SportsCenter-worthy bike crash.

Rocky Harris is an avid age-group triathlete and has been competing for the past eight years.

Ironman has revealed the 101 professional athletes who will toe the line in Chattanooga.

Canyon Bikes, a direct-to-consumer brand that has become a ubiquitous name in Europe, has finally opened in the U.S.

If you want to experience the off-road race of a lifetime—swimming with turtles, biking and running among pineapples—here’s what you gotta do to nab one of the approximately 750 spots.

Kyle Grieser’s love of fried chicken has helped him score 13 XTERRA regional championship titles.

Many triathletes seem to have them, but the details on fostering that key relationship with an endurance company is shrouded in mystery.

There are currently four people in the Ironman World Finisher’s Club: Jeff Jonas, Luis Alvarez, John Wragg and Elizabeth Model.

Consider a different kind of “pain train”—rally your training buddies and pedal to a destination station, then ride the rails back home.

If you're ready to trade the pavement for the trails, study up on these three nutritional differences.

Triathlete magazine’s September 2017 issue puts the triathlete’s brain center-stage.

Rocky Harris today was announced by USA Triathlon President Barry Siff as the new Chief Executive Officer for the National Governing Body.

“In general, there are myths surrounding plus-size people’s capabilities in any sport."

The best “bang for your buck” training for long-course athletes making the switch to dirt is lactate tolerance training.

"Beginner's Luck" columnist Meredith Atwood writes about her most recent race commitment.

After three years of setbacks, Linsey Corbin gets back to the top of an Ironman podium.

First strider bikes, next triathlon!

Best known for watches and bike computers, Garmin just jumped into the aero analysis business with the acquisition of Alphamantis Technologies.

America Ferrera accessorized a pre-Emmy’s party dress with the number from her first-ever triathlon last fall.

Hint: It starts with A and ends with laska

Jodie took time to reflect on her relationship with her body throughout her stellar career.

Jacqueline Sweet takes a look at the burgeoning grassroots efforts to make the sport more diverse.

After a couple of tough years filled with on-and-off injuries, Australian Joe Gambles is feeling healthy and has already had a big year.

Check out Booth’s crazy journey to 140.6, and his advice on how to tune out the haters, tune into what matters and tackle your next big goal.

Our tester gives high marks for durability and long-haul comfort.

“I got bills, they’re multiplying…” ok, so that isn’t how the song goes, but it is how college and post-grad finances seem to go.

Last November, age-grouper Lloyd Henry became one of only five athletes to complete an Ironman on all six continents.

Will triathletes ever be celebrities in the mainstream?

The inaugural Collins Cup will take place in Roth, with Challenge Roth as the host race, on July 1, 2018.

SRAM made a big leap forward in the triathlon/TT world by announcing its new S-900 Aero HRD Hydraulic Disc Brake system.

"He speaks to cancer patients and survivors, motivating them to “Go! Go! Go!” and fight to beat cancer through exercise and positive thinking."

What is this elusive IT that we really want?

The pedal stance squat boosts your strength and confidence in the switch-foot position.

Pedal stance bent row corrects all of the slouching you do while riding while improving your leg strength.

Dumbbell windmills improve your cornering by increasing your hip mobility and ability to balance with your weight shifted to one leg.

A few weeks ago at Ironman Boulder, two amazing brothers finished their third Ironman race together.

Daniela Ryf will race Challenge Roth with the intention of breaking the record for fastest iron-distance race.

"Cancer took my site, blindness gave me vision and adventure/triathlon lets me live!"

There’s no prize money. No sponsors to please. So why do some age groupers resort to cheating to get to the podium?

Sometimes, during the pursuit we can make our lives better by remembering why we are pursuing it in the first place.

A handy guide to mastering the tri life

The best tri mentors do more than give swim, bike and run advice—they transform you mind, body and spirit.

Ditch the overpriced hotel chains.

Mavic has long stressed that a tire and rim should work together.

What's going on inside your brain? And how does it affect your athletic performance?

Luke Tyburski swam across the Strait of Gibraltar, cycled along the coast of Spain and France then ran through France into Monaco.

Gotta fly or drive after your race? You can do more than throw on compression socks and hope for the best.

"Triathlon has been a motivating force in my life."

How is two-time Olympic champion Alistair Brownlee finding success at both ITU and half-iron racing in the same season?

"Beginner's Luck" columnist Meredith Atwood writes about the draw of signing up for race after race.

The excitement of the mixed relay event will likely draw more eyeballs and get more people interested in triathlon.

A huge thank you to everyone who participated in our cover bike contest!

This month, Kris Klotzbach will celebrate her four-year work anniversary at her job, and so far, she has not once driven her car to the office.

Ever wonder why you leave a Facebook binge feeling worse about yourself than before?

So much gear, so little space. Here’s how to make it all fit.

Finally! Your epic race is here! You’re suited up, ready…and it’s cancelled, shortened or otherwise no longer epic.

Kevin Collins and Shannon Wright did the usual swim-bike-run, as they have at every race. But this time, they also added a fourth event: I Do’s.

BOA has announced a new version of their run-shoe lacing system that could give triathletes an edge.

Walking in a race will slow you down, right? Not necessarily.

To improve on her third-place finish from a year ago, Jackson aims to satisfy her Kona qualification standard with a finish at Ironman Boulder Sunday.

USA Triathlon’s High School Program is creating a new generation of multisport standouts.

This weekend O'Donnell is literally from home, aiming to earn his Kona start this fall.

"I am hoping this story can be an amusing yet somewhat inspiring story on making a comeback."

The “Body Issue” is all about how to make your body work for you.

First introduced in Congress 11 years ago, the PHIT Act would let you pay for tri-related expenses with pre-tax dollars

"I decided triathlon was a way I could honor my fallen friends and try to inspire others with PTSD."

And other ways to keep up your social life after you’ve decided to train for a triathlon.

They can cost thousands of dollars, and some programs don’t require hands-on experience.