What Researchers Know (And Don’t) About Long COVID’s Effects on Athletes
"This is not a mild disease."
As the global pandemic of COVID-19 leads to closures and cancellations around the world, we’ll be sharing training workouts, tips, and information to keep you moving during these stressful times. You can also join us on the Triathlete Challenge Facebook group to share a virtual community as well.
"This is not a mild disease."
CEO Andrew Messick says they're exploring all options—including hosting the 2022 race not on the Big Island.
New studies show that moderate exercise can improve your immune response and, most importantly, make vaccination even more effective.
The 2021 championship race will take place on Feb. 5, 2022. The 2022 championship will still occur in October 2022.
An insider's look at the staggering preparations and the rumble of discontent going on within the Olympic host country.
The village board approved the plan for vaccine requirements this week.
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There are some things that are actually better now.
The situation is fluid, but here's some guidance to help you assess the risk of various exercise situations.
Pay attention to emails and communication from the race director.
The time after vaccine doses is a good opportunity to celebrate science and practice caution with training.
As the popular fitness service grows exponentially, we break down how to fit Peloton into your everyday triathlete training.
Who knew masks would become such an integral part of your workout kit? We check out four of the best.
It's time to stop comparing this to sports.
With so many of us working from home, the opportunity to fit in a workout at various points of the day is greater than ever. Here's how to use that flexibility to your advantage.
Professional sports leagues extensively tested COVID-positive athletes to learn more about myocarditis risks.
It’s still racing, but not as we know it—learning to get the most from yourself when virtually racing requires a slightly different approach.
Contracting COVID-19 is one thing, but learning how to live with it longer term—much less returning to fitness—brings its own unique challenges.
If you're itching to race (we don't blame you), there are plenty of virtual options that will get the competitive juices going before in-person racing returns.
And how that affected triathletes.