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Where to train, play, and eat in the capital city of Louisiana.

Hometown hero Bradley Weiss and Austrian Carina Wasle captured the 15th annual Fedhealth XTERRA South Africa Championship elite titles.

Age groups are a hallowed part of the sport, the term has stuck, and it’s just so bleh.

The main event, the first of 35 majors on the 2018 XTERRA World Tour, combines a 1.5-kilometer swim, 26K mountain bike, and 12K trail run.

Zwift and Specialized have partnered to form a triathlon team that comes with perks that will make even the top pro triathletes jealous.

A freight truck nearly killed her. Then she set her sights on racing.

Multi-channel advertising donation will reach runners and cyclists to grow triathlon

“Really, I was essentially doing multisport as a Special Ops Pararescueman in the seventies."

This past weekend, Ironman celebrated the 40th anniversary of its very first 140.6-mile race.

Does walking the dog count? What about your commute on the bike?

This author and face of many made-for-TV commercials gets his workouts in, even on the messiest days.

Hoka One One will be supporting three-time Ironman world champion Mirinda Carfrae of Australia as she chases another Kona crown.

Time to start adding to your bucket list.

Presenting two more “hacks” to ensure your family life continues to run well while you are out there chasing your big dream.

Kelly O'Mara addresses a classic triathlon travel conundrum: Is the cost worth the experience?

Coach Jason Kilderry passed away last December at the age of 35.

These three simple tips can really help your downhill running form, thus preventing injury and increasing speed.

Each of these 10 athletes deserves to be on our June cover—but we can only pick one, and we need your help!

Today, the Mullica Hill Women’s Tri Club has 700 members. Here, a founder shares the secrets to the club's success.

What is the best way to ensure a stolen bike gets returned to its rightful owner? An expert weighs in.

The Managing Editor is responsible for overseeing the editorial content production of Triathlete magazine.

TBI has made shockingly little progress toward showcasing the diverse, inclusive triathlon it professes to champion.

You don’t need toys. You need to train.

Find semi-scientific answers to your most pressing questions, each month in Triathlete magazine.

In the midst of a campaign for a U.S. Senate seat, Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema is using triathlon to stay true to herself in a tough political climate.

TOUGHMAN has appointed Triathlete magazine to produce the exclusive, official world-wide event guide for what is the No. 2 triathlon event series globally.

The sales of the limited edition Endura kit will help Tim Don and his family cope with the growing medical costs associated with his Kona crash.

Meredith Atwood shares two key ways to keep yourself in check.

It was on the tiny island of Bermuda that Flora Duffy first learned to swim, bike, and run.

Remember to find your reasons for triathlon and go back to those each time, writes Meredith Atwood.

Russian website Sputnik reports Henri Schoeman tested positive for prednisone at Rio 2016.

These four locales blend the best of triathlon training with your ideal vacation.

Meredith Atwood gives her advice for making sure your tri-resolutions are in line with real goals that translate into progress and PRs.

“Your songs on your wrist” is the new battle cry at Garmin, which this week announced the release of its latest product, the Forerunner 645 Music.

Meet the athletes who made it happen.

Despite a rare, painful chronic condition that hobbles most who face it, Kristin McQueen just crossed her 18th Ironman finish line—and counting.

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

Step one: Decide that you will. Keep the promise to yourself.

Chinese real estate and entertainment company Wanda Group may list its sports holdings on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Four writers give us a glimpse inside their minds.

"I believe in amateurs pursuing performance in the context of a balanced life."

Aussie Clint Kimmins had a rather odd route to becoming a pro triathlete.

Pro triathlete Danielle Mack is sharing her frustrating path to receiving a proper diagnosis for her exercise-induced breathing issues with The Washington Post.

With the clock ticking down on 2017, pros and coaches share resolutions for the new year.

A look at the performances, moments, and headlines that stood out in 2017.

As the Sales Director for Triathlete, you’ll be the sales champion for the world’s leading triathlon website and magazine.

Think about taking your goals in a different direction in 2018.

Setting up your 2018 race schedule? Take this advice from "Beginner's Luck" columnist Meredith Atwood before you hit that register button.

Christina Hopper has piloted a nearly $19M war machine and raced in our sport’s most iconic event—and faced seemingly insurmountable challenges in both.

The Magnum Smart combines a running treadmill with a cycling trainer and turns the indoor training world upside down.

The Challenge Family announces a return to American soil with a unique event at Daytona International Speedway next December.

Triathlon saw big performance, big money, and big changes.

The report breaks down the where, when, and how of each Strava user’s activities worldwide.

Ross Edgley broke the tri internet one year ago when video of the Brit racing an Olympic-distance tri carrying a 100-pound tree trunk went viral. This year he completed the #strongmanswim campaign to drag his tree across lakes and seas. Pulling off these feats takes a lump of insanity—and a ton of carefully curated calories, turning the former pro water polo player into a veritable endurance nutrition guru. Say hello to the world’s first (super jacked, super-fueled) treeathlete.

The Kiwi has put together an impressive string of races following his Kona performance.

Social media is one of my favorite things in the world. Social media is also one of my most hated things in the world.

With 300 days of sun and an elevation of 7,000 feet, Santa Fe is a high-altitude training paradise.

Tri pundits don’t want rookie pros to have it easy. But why not?

Check out three of this season’s best ideas to come from homegrown tri-gearmakers.

Pocket Outdoor Media, LLC (Pocket)—the leading endurance sports media company—announces the appointment of Rob Wood as chief revenue officer.

How does one stay motivated? That’s the million dollar question.

It’s a weird tradition, considering the cost—and appeal—of a magnum of bubbly.

Canada's Lionel Sanders is in Tempe to defend his Ironman Arizona title—just over a month after finishing second at the Ironman World Championship.

A look inside the USAT juggernaut to make tri a real NCAA sport—with all the scholarship opportunities and bookstore sweatshirts that come with it.

Tri and running pundits have spoken. We asked veteran running reporter Sarah Barker to give us the rundown of where everyone stands.

Yes, rest is important. But be weary of falling into the trap of forming too many bad habits during your "non-triathlon" months.

Kevin Collington’s road to long-course success has been a windy one.

Sponsorship makes up 20 percent of USA Triathlon’s operating budget. And like all U.S. national sports governing bodies, they’ll that money from wherever they can.

Four bike tours that satisfy your appetite for mouthwatering food, and adventure on two wheels.

Jeff Jonas has somehow flown under the radar as a record-setting Ironman. Until now.

The American posted an unparalleled 17 WTS victories, earned two world championship titles, and became the first U.S. athlete to win Olympic gold in triathlon.

A challenge from a training buddy turned into an epic race for Vicki Ostendorf.

If she accomplishes her goal, she would become the first woman to win gold in two different summer Olympic sports.

If you’re new to trail running, fear not: the off-season is the perfect time to try new things.

Read an excerpt from "Life’s Too Short To Go So F*cking Slow," a personal memoir by Triathlete magazine contributor Susan Lacke.

Thinking about getting some coaching this year? Let’s take a look at some factors to consider before jumping at the opportunity.

Meredith Atwood shares her four tips for avoiding the depression that often comes after a big race.

Bradley Weiss (RSA) and Flora Duffy (BER) captured the 22nd XTERRA World Championship off-road triathlon elite titles on a warm, sunny day in Kapalua, Maui.

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

Shots fired in the fight over friction.

Know the key players getting ready to race one of the most insane world championships in triathlon.

Kirsten Kasper is finally getting a chance to make a name for herself.

Pocket Outdoor Media, the parent company of VeloNews, Triathlete, and Women's Running seeks a full-time sales director.

Trail shoes differ from your road variety on a few key points.

Five steps to maintain a sense of self when triathlon gets put on the backburner

Only five years into her tri career, Audrey Ernst has worked her way from tri newbie to USA Triathlon’s high school national champion.

What keeps triathletes in seven different decades of life motivated to keep tri-ing.

Triathlete seeks a full-time controller to head up all financial management and control activities.

A collection of industry experts came together Friday to count all key components of the bikes.