Commemorate the best multisport moments with these creative gifts for triathlon finishers.

A well-known recovery brand in the endurance space aims to replace the trusty ice pack, heat pad, and bandage wrap - but how well does this $450 device really work for someone with chronic knee pain?

The Walnut Creek Masters Swim gathers every Thanksgiving morning for a special four-course "buffet" of swimming—and we've got the recipe for the first two courses.

Have some fun before the stuffing starts with this turkey-trotting one hour workout.

Navigating this season can be tough as an athlete. How much training should you do during the holidays? Coach Marilyn Chychota explains how to balance training and merry-making.

You don’t have to dread the indoor trainer, treadmill, or weight room. Stay entertained with our editors' favorite audiobooks.

Staged finish-line photos, lap counting chaos, and protests galore - Laura Siddall breaks down what happened at Dubai T100 and shout-outs pros who crossed their final finish line at the encore edition of Ironman Arizona.

Help your loved one conquer 140.6 miles with these thoughtful but practical swim, bike, and run gifts.

At only $250, the Coros Pace 4 is one of the least-expensive AMOLED touchscreen triathlon watches, but how does it stack up in a competitive category? And what is a voice pin, anyway?

Ironman has revised its new qualifying system for Kona world championship, introducing gender-specific slot roll downs and separate performance pools based on participation to address the gender imbalance that had been favoring male athletes.