Catching Up With Crowie: Alexander’s 2015 Plans
Alexander reveals his racing plans, contemplates whether we'll see him race Ironman again and chats about his new business.
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7 Tips For Balancing Training With Life
Matt Fitzgerald provides seven tips for balancing your training with the rest of your life.
Sarah Haskins Is Back In Full Swing
Pro triathlete Sarah Haskins’ return to fitness post-baby has had its ups and downs, but she’s back—and as fast as ever.
Stay On Track With A Food Log
Keeping track of what you eat and drink can help you reach your performance goals.
Should You Run A Marathon In The Off-Season?
Your guide to whether you should tackle 26.2 this winter.
Kona First-Timers Share Their Qualification Stories
Five athletes heading to Kona for the 2014 race share their stories of how they qualified for triathlon’s most prestigious event.
Keep The Fire Alive: Avoid Late-Season Burnout
Save the end of your racing and training season from burnout.
Be A Runner And A Triathlete
Can you properly train for a running race during the tri season? With careful execution, here’s how to do it.
Lendway, Mantell Crowned USAT Olympic-Distance Champs
Nearly 3,100 athletes finished at the Milwaukee Art Museum and Discovery World.
Dispatch: Justin Daerr’s Ironman Win–13 Years In The Making
Justin Daerr chats about his rise to the top of the podium and shares run training advice–including an endurance-focused fartlek session.
How To Nail The Ironman Marathon
The marathon is where many Ironman dreams die.
Locals’ Tips For Triathlon Training In Washington, D.C.
Traveling to the nation’s capital? Here are locals’ recommendations on where to swim, bike, run (and refuel!)
Training For An Ironman—From A Ship!
Dr. Andy Baldwin has logged three months of training for Ironman Coeur d'Alene aboard the USS Makin Island (LHD-8).
16 Signs You’re A Triathlon Addict
Ironman and USA Triathlon Hall-of-Famer Bob Babbitt shares 16 signs that you're possibly a little too addicted to swim/bike/run.
ProFile: Amanda Stevens
Get to know pro Amanda Stevens.
No Rest And No Regrets: Liz Lyles’ Story
Pro Liz Lyles juggles the demands of competing at the highest level in a three-discipline sport alongside her role as a full-time mom.
Second Act: Luke McKenzie
Last year McKenzie started completely over, did things his way and had the professional breakthrough he sought for nearly two decades.
Get To Know New Pro Ruth Brennan Morrey
The 38-year-old Rochester, Minn.-native fills us in on her less-than-typical journey to the top of the sport.
Beginner’s Corner: Choosing A Goal And Making Time
New to triathlon? Pick a race, identify your mission and get organized!
Dispatch: Getting Uncomfortable In The Offseason — And Liking It
Holly Bennett finds that getting back into fitness during the winter does not happen overnight
Choose Your Own Cycling Adventure
Blur the lines of vacation and training with one of these epic, brag-worthy bicycling trips.
Dispatch: Meredith Kessler’s Tips To Hurdle ‘The Hump’
Stuck in an exercise rut after the holidays? Here are some tips to get out of it, courtesy of pro Meredith Kessler.
The Mentor: ‘Crowie’ guides Olympic Silver Medalist Lisa Norden
Craig Alexander has taken up a new challenge: coaching. The Aussie is working with Lisa Norden as she works toward long-course success.
IronMom: How One Family Came Together Through Triathlon
A daughter comes to appreciate her mother's Ironman habit when she guides her through the marathon portion of Ironman Canada
First Endurance Sets New Fuel Rules For Athletes
Triathletes have a unique set of needs, and that includes proper fueling. One company has simplified the process.
Triathlon Travel: The Upside Of Upstate New York
Endless training routes and epic scenery keep triathletes coming back to New Paltz, N.Y.
Going Long(er): Tips From Coach Siri Lindley
Step up from the Olympic to half-iron distance with these pro tips from coach Siri Lindley.
Heather Wurtele Shares Her Keys To A Successful Season
“I think a big thing that is really important to your development as an athlete in general is to be focused on the process."
Kona Dark Horse: Sonja Tajsich
If she can figure out the swim, the bubbly German can win the world title.
Triathlon Tour Guide: Maui
More than just a pretty place, Maui’s a terrain to train and will host the 2012 Xterra World Championships this weekend.
How To Eat Like A Nutritionist
Five triathletes and registered dietitians shared a day’s worth of fueling and training.
Competitor’s Fall Running Shoe Buyer’s Guide
Check out these 22 running shoes available in stores this fall!
Tim Don Talks About Transition To Long-Course Racing
Great Britain’s Tim Don shares some of the things he’s learned in the leap up to 70.3 racing.
Coach Crowie And Lisa Norden Team Up For Ironman 70.3 World Championships
Craig Alexander heads to Vegas as one of the favorites to win the men’s race and as the coach of 2012 Olympic silver medalist Lisa Norden.
Course Talk: Ironman 70.3 World Championship
An inside look at this weekend’s 70.3 worlds course at Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, Nev.
Rookie In Training: Race Day
“Rookie in Training” columnist Jason Devaney completed his first half Ironman over the weekend.
Get To Know Ironman Lake Placid Winner Jennie Hansen
"...I think it was obvious that every emotion I'd felt and personal battle I'd fought in training really bubbled to the surface."
Chris “Macca” McCormack On The State Of Triathlon
Macca chats about the Ironman/Challenge relationship, athletes' perception of the two and what he thinks makes for an ideal race course.
Rookie In Training: Planning Your Race Schedule
Choosing which races to do is sort of like learning the A-B-Cs.
Dispatch: Project Penny (Challenge Penticton), Chapter One
Three close friends and colleagues at Triathlete magazine decided to tackle a Challenge together–the inaugural 2013 Challenge Penticton.
Cameron Dye Looks To Defend In Philadelphia
The Boulder native chats about setting goals for the year, balancing his training with family time and racing familiar faces in Philly.
Rookie In Training: Balancing Triathlon With Life
Fitting a busy week of training into an even busier week of working and everything else we do is the ongoing challenge for us age groupers.
The Sibling Advantage
Three pairs of triathlete siblings teach us all how to have a better training partner.
Baby Talk With Rebeccah Wassner
The first-time mom and pro triathlete is excited to get back to racing at this month's TriRock Philadelphia triathlon.
Beat The Heat At Your Next Triathlon
Pros Michael and Amanda Lovato share their tried and true tips for beating the heat, before, during and after a race.
Rookie In Training: Practice Your Triathlon Transitions
Triathlon rookie Jason Devaney shares an important lesson from his first triathlon of the season.
Rookie In Training: An Introduction
Every Wednesday in "Rookie in Training," beginner triathlete Jason Devaney will share training advice he learns as he trains for a 70.3.
Norseman Xtreme Blueseventy Contest Winner: Enjoying The Journey
Norseman Xtreme blueseventy contest winner Jessica Kelley writes about her experience of training for the race.
Inside Triathlon Archives: The Perfect Day
Research on the circadian rhythm tells us when to eat, sleep and train—and how this can help us race faster than ever.
Becoming An Uberbiker
Want to be the fastest cyclist you can be? Use these tips from one of triathlon’s greatest.
The Drought: Why Can’t Americans Win In Kona Anymore?
Two-time Ironman world champion Tim DeBoom shares his thoughts about what it takes to win, and which Americans might have it.
10 Mistakes To Avoid At Wildflower
Thousands of triathletes, media, vendors, college students, volunteers, fans and families will descend upon the Wildflower Festival.
Meet The Norseman Xtreme Blueseventy Contest Winner
Jessica Kelley will be headed to Norway in a few short months.
Powerhouse Collegiate Teams Head To Tempe
A look at five of the teams expected to contend for the titles at Saturday’s USA Triathlon Collegiate National Championships.
Williamson, O’Donnell Return To Defend San Juan 70.3 Titles
Sunday will be just the third time Ironman 70.3 San Juan has taken place and there are only two winners in its young history.
Palm Springs: Triathlon Training Oasis
With temperate weather during the winter months and diverse running venues, Palm Springs, Calif. offers the perfect desert destination.
Destination Specialists
Need advice on open-water swimming, running biomechanics or your current nutrition strategy? Consider traveling to these specialists.
Tying The Knot: Meet Five Engaged Triathlon Couples
Though most people aren’t looking for love in the transition area, some triathletes have found romance amidst the swim, bike and run.
Editors’ Picks: The United States’ Best Triathlons
We picked our 22 favorite triathlons from across the U.S. Plus: The pros' picks and the most anticipated new races of 2013.
Going Long: Tackling 70.3 And Ironman
The challenge: Take a short-course specialist and adapt his training for back-to-back long-course world championship races.
Quick Set Friday: Simple, Solid Set
Take this workout from Triathlete contributor and swimming all-star Sara McLarty to the pool this weekend.
Is An Early-Season Camp Right For You?
If you choose your camp wisely, you can get a valuable head start on your race season.
Dear Coach: What Should I Do Now For A Strong 2013 Season?
If your goal is a strong upcoming race season, here are a five things to keep in mind.
High-Intensity Holiday
How am I supposed to train through the schedule-busting madness of Thanksgiving through New Year’s?
Arizona’s Hidden Gem: Training And Playing In Flagstaff
Thinking about planning a training camp once the winter’s over? Flagstaff, Ariz. may be the perfect spot for it.
The Journey Of Meredith Kessler
Matt Dixon explains how he took Meredith Kessler, once a mid-pack age-grouper, and helped transform her into a multiple Ironman champion.
Triathlife With Jesse Thomas: Give It A Rest
We all know resting is important. So why is it so hard to do?
Quotes From The 2012 Ironman Arizona Press Conference
Meredith Kessler, Linsey Corbin, Leanda Cave, Paul Amey, TJ Tollakson and Mathias Hecht gathered at Tempe Beach Park in Tempe, Ariz.
Dispatch: Go Back To School With Carmichael Training Systems
With 2012 nearly a wrap, many athletes are already feeling a bit fidgety from inactivity and wondering how to strategize an optimal 2013.
Ask A Pro: Race Sherpa For A Day
My girlfriend is doing her first Ironman in a few weeks and I want to support her at the race. What can I do to be helpful?
Sarah Piampiano Finds Her Bearings In Kona
For rookie pro Sarah Piampiano, Kona is not just a test of hard training, it’s a sign of a healthier future.
A Smarter Triathlon Training Strategy
Train smart (not just hard) in between races to boost your shot at a faster time.
Astronaut Finishes Triathlon In Space
Astronaut Sunita Williams completed a triathlon in space by running, biking and "swimming" along with athletes during the Malibu Triathlon.
IT Archives: Will Tim O’Donnell Be The Next American To Win In Kona?
As Timothy O’Donnell tackles the iron distance, he steps into the role as an American with a legitimate shot at ending the U.S. drought.
Heather Jackson Hits Her Bike-Run Stride
After five weeks of the “train more, race less” approach in Boulder, Jackson is ready to contend for a 70.3 Worlds title.
Andy Potts Is “Full Of Goals” For 2012
We check in with the American as he nears the end of the first half of his season.
Retired Boxer Laila Ali Completes First Triathlon In NYC
Laila Ali is the latest celebrity to catch the triathlon bug.
Train Like Crowie: The Importance Of Slower Sessions
Low-intensity runs may not be flashy, but they’re one of the keys to three-time Ironman world champion Craig Alexander’s success.
The Role Of “IronSherpa”
You think training for and racing an Ironman is tough? Try being an "IronSherpa."
The West Point Triathlon Team Is Tougher Than You
Do you worry about getting “choked out” the day before your races? Yeah, we didn’t think so.
College Team Spotlight: Michigan State University Tri Club
Despite a lack of time, cash and opportunities to train outdoors, the MSU Tri Club expects another top result at USAT Collegiate Nationals.
Forever Young
Some of the country's top age-groupers over 40 give their tips on how you can stay competitive regardless of that number on your calf.
High Intensity For High Performance
High-intensity training is one of the only ways that time-crunched triathletes can achieve the workload necessary to make progress.
Lance Armstrong Prepares To Take On Ironman
"... It seems to me in triathlon you ‘ride for show and you run for dough.'"
From The Inside Triathlon Archives: Prepare For The British Invasion
Inside Triathlon's trip across the pond reveals Britain’s greatest threat to triathlon.
Maximizing Your Workweek Training
No matter how crazy your life becomes, always remember this: Endurance sports will welcome you back from an extended hiatus.
Maximizing Your Workweek Training
There are a few primary tenets for thriving as a time-crunched triathlete.
Stop Running Long On Sundays
Your training schedule might declare Sunday as your long-run day—but should it?
Five Tips For Tackling Your First Ironman
No matter how many short-distance triathlons you’ve raced, nothing can totally prepare you for the demands of an Ironman. After completing his first (Ironman Coeur d’Alene), Senior Tech Editor Aaron Hersh shares several tips that can make the jump in distance a little more manageable.
A Dark Horse Prevails In Kona
The following story about dark horse Ironman World Championships contender Leanda Cave was printed in the September/October issue of Inside Triathlon magazine. She ended up finishing third in the October race.