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.
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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.
Siri Lindley & Mat Steinmetz: The Coaches
Like office colleagues catching up at the water cooler, Lindley (coach to top Kona contenders Mirinda “Rinny” Carfrae and Leanda Cave) and Steinmetz (coach to Julie Dibens, training advisor to Craig “Crowie” Alexander and well-known Retul bike fitter) share experiences and insights from their spot on the sideline.
Mirinda Carfrae & Paula Newby-Fraser – The Defending Champ And Kona’s Queen
The reigning women’s World Champion shares a candid conversation with the woman who was Queen - an unmatched eight times over.
American Olympic Medalist Susan Williams To Race At Age Group Nationals
If you’re racing USA Triathlon’s Age Group National Championships this weekend in Burlington, Vermont, look out for Susan Williams—she’s the only American to ever win a medal in triathlon at the Olympics and she’ll be competing in the 40-44 age group division on Saturday.
Sarah Groff Looks Forward To 2012 London Olympics
Sarah Groff, who qualified for the Olympics this past weekend by placing seventh at the ITU’s Dextro Energy World Championship Series in London, took part in the U.S. Olympic Committee’s 12 for '12 Media Teleconference Series today.
September Issue of Triathlete On Newsstands Now
Our September issue of Triathlete brings you everything you need to know about the Ironman 70.3 World Championships, held for the first time in Las Vegas.
Key London Race Just Hours Away
It’s the calm before the storm in what should be the most spectacular two days of short-course racing this year at the ITU’s Dextro Energy World Championship Series race in London.
Eight Reasons Your Coach Hates You
Although they love their athletes, these coaches—who shall remain nameless—told me some of the things you do that they wish you would stop doing
Meet The CNN Fit Nation Triathlon Challenge 6-Pack
Meet the CNN Fit Nation Triathlon Challenge 6-Pack—a group of six newbie triathletes currently training for the Nautica New York City Triathlon held August 7.
Pro Sara McLarty’s Take On Sunday’s D.C. Triathlon
Florida-based pro Sara McLarty, known as one of the strongest swimmers in short-course triathlon, will be racing this Sunday at the second-ever Washington D.C. Triathlon, an Olympic-distance race now part of the World Triathlon Corporation-owned 5150 Series.
Out There: The Endurance Athlete’s Guide To Normal Life
Susan Lacke bridges the communication gap between endurance athletes and everybody else.
The Endangered Outdoor Ride
In the past several years, indoor riding has become a bona fide trend at the elite level of the sport, and that trend has begun to trickle down into the age group ranks.
Inside Triathlon Magazine Archives: A Profile Of Linsey Corbin
T.J. Murphy, went to visit Corbin in her home in Montana. The following is the story that came out of that visit—including an in-depth look at how she overhauled her training regimen.
Twitter Roundup: Soundings from the Twitterverse
Would like 2 thank the St George cop who let me off with a warning today on the way to lake. I promised to watch my speed...until Saturday.
Kelly Williamson Looks To Continue Perfect Season
We chatted with the Austin, Texas, resident to hear about her keys to success in her nine-year pro career, what she thinks of the Ironman 70.3 California course and what it will take to beat Mirinda Carfrae in Oceanside this weekend.
Costa Rica Offers Extra Training Partners
Traveling to Costa Rica for this weekend's Rev3 Costa Rica Triathlon has come with a few surprises, including the amount of critters along for the ride.
Kelly Williamson Gears Up For Sunday’s Rev3 Costa Rica Triathlon
Inside Triathlon senior editor Jennifer Purdie interviews pro triathlete Kelly Williamson about her upcoming Rev3 race in Costa Rica and what's on the schedule for the 2011 season.
(Not Your Typical) Top-10 Triathlon Towns
Our picks for best non-traditional places for triathletes to live.
Chicago Tri Q&A With Laurel And Rebeccah Wassner
Triathlete.com took an opportunity to sit down with Rebeccah and Laurel Wassner the day before the Lifetime Chicago Triathlon.
The Making Of Ironman Champion Hillary Biscay
The (stubborn, ornery, unruly, hell-bent, no-denial) making of an Ironman Champion.