The journey to Ironman world champion was not an easy one for Chelsea Sodaro. We uncover the pieces that made it all come together—the PTO Maternity Leave policy, a super-smart sports scientist coach, and a whole lot of grit.
Up-and-coming Brit Fenella Langridge is known as much for her Instagram Reels as her many pro wins, but that’s just part of her success.
The two-time Ironman world champion may be a familiar name to most, but few fans outside of Germany know the full story behind Patrick Lange’s rise to the top. Read our complete bio.
“I want [my daughter] to see what it looks like to pour yourself into your dreams, and that being passionate about your career and being a good mom are not mutually exclusive.”
The record-breaking Kat Matthews has taken the triathlon world by storm with her physical mastery, honed by years as an Army physiotherapist. But her real strength - and biggest muscle - might just be her brain.
The Bermudian has always chased the challenge over the victory. As he prepares to walk away from professional sport, he opens up about his unique philosophy and shares three keys for up-and-comers looking to pursue the next level of triathlon.
As the first paratriathlete to have earned a standard USA Triathlon elite license, Chris Hammer is going pro - and he's all-in on the endeavor.
The middle-distance specialist had a big year in 2021—but he says he's only getting started.
Inspired as a kid by his now-teammates, Alex Yee can barely believe how he got here.
Grace Norman, a two-time Paralympic medalist and a quickly rising star in paratriathlon chooses to adapt and evolve through a year of loss.
In 2017, the pro runner tried Age Group Sprint Nationals—and won. Now Morgan Pearson is a triathlon Olympic qualifier.
A mini-triathlon at work put the Brit on a path to the Olympics.
Amelia Watkinson loves exploring the world through triathlon—and it's taking her places.
One of the most prolific ProTour cyclists now has his eyes on tri.
Thanks to his passion, drive, and commitment, this young American is set up for success.
Health, love, and happiness has led this former ITU star down a new path. Plus, she shares a day of fueling.
How fascinating is Max Fennell? Let us count the ways.
It hasn’t always been an easy road for the Canadian pro, but his journey to self-acceptance has led to his best results yet.
America’s leading male Olympic hopeful shares his insights on coping with the COVID-19 pandemic and staying motivated for Tokyo 2021.
If you don’t know her name by now, it’s time to learn it. Skye Moench has burst onto the pro tri scene with little more than pure talent and a healthy belief in herself.
This five-time Ironman winner might be the fastest runner in long-course history, but sometimes the most well-designed plans need a team revision.
Meet Summer, steal one of her workouts, and then find out how she fuels.
Long course tri’s newest star talks Norwegian confidence, Insta followers, and more.
At only 23, Sam Long has already earned two 70.3 titles, solidifying his rising-star status on the long-course circuit.
Meet the Olympian-turned-70.3 champion who is proving that crushing races and motherhood can go hand-in-hand.
A look at the 33-year-old pro's journey to find the strength to race fast once more.
The dent she puts into her competitors in the water is often insurmountable. She is, quite literally, rewriting how long-course tris are won. Meet Lucy Charles-Barclay.
Meet the heir apparent to one of tri’s family dynasties.
How a running-veteran-turned-tri-newbie found a love for the sport—and the water.
The 70.3 Gulf Coast podium finisher on facing doubts, tough swim conditions, post-race food (burgers!), and recovery from a tough race.
The three-time winner on believing in herself, and stinky kits.
Don’t know Bart? You should. True tri fans won't be surprised by the Belgian’s stellar result at the 2018 IM World Championship.
The 40-year-old pro on Kona, genetics, tattoos, and the cello.
The four-time iron-distance champ talks setbacks, successes, and her quirky mental toughness hack.
No idols? No problem. This brash young Tasmanian is cutting his own path to ITU stardom.
The bubbly Dane has her sights set on Kona once more and hopes to be smiling all the way to the podium in 2018.
Crowley dishes on the new Kona qualification system, her predictions for October, and her super-Aussie taste in music.
The world champ on the race of his life, snakes, and South African BBQ.
The former spin instructor and current mom on daily life, Ironman, and why she’s dangerous in Kona.
Aussie Clint Kimmins had a rather odd route to becoming a pro triathlete.
Kevin Collington’s road to long-course success has been a windy one.
Kirsten Kasper is finally getting a chance to make a name for herself.
As a former Olympic Trials marathon runner, Ruth Brennan Morrey is one of the quickest finishers in any pro field.
"My dad and I were not surprised with winning XTERRA worlds. I’ve worked for that since I can remember."
Jodie took time to reflect on her relationship with her body throughout her stellar career.
The Aussie pro will try his hand at the iron distance this year.
Patrick Lange’s breakthrough performance in the 2016 edition of Kona was arguably the biggest story from the sport’s biggest race.
On dealing with performance, pressure and taking a break.
Schoeman’s bronze-medal finish surprised just about everyone in the triathlon world, except Schoeman himself.
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Hailing from Ocean City, N.J., Renée Tomlin started racing triathlon in 2014 through the USAT Collegiate Recruitment Program.
The 2008 and 2011 ITU World Champion is back in top form and a strong contender for gold in Rio.
Eric Lagerstrom had a breakout season last year, winning the iconic Escape From Alcatraz and Beijing International Triathlon.
So far this year, Holly Lawrence, who trains in Los Angeles, has finished fourth in Oceanside and second at St. George.
As one of the top American men on the ITU circuit, 30-year-old Joe Maloy has big goals for 2016.
Get to know the two-time Kona podium finisher.
TriRock Philadelphia champions share advice on making triathlon and family relationships work.
Australian Todd Skipworth found triathlon after a successful career in rowing.
The defending ITU Long Course world champ has her sights set on a top-five finish at Ironman Hawaii and, one day, the Kona crown.
Findlay aims to again represent Canada at the Olympics, but her initial goal is to put together a consistent, injury-free 2015 season.
Don makes his home in Boulder, Colo., where he trains under the guidance of fellow Brit Julie Dibens in pursuit of his next big goal: the Kona crown.
A half-iron specialist, Naeth recently won her first Ironman (Chattanooga in 2014), and is structuring her 2015 season around a Kona bid.
Get to know the two-time Olympian, 2014 Ironman 70.3 world champion and runner-up to the 2014 Ironman World Championship crown.
Millward’s rise in triathlon is on par with the growing popularity in his side venture—the YouTube series “Cupcakes with Cal."
A native of the Czech Republic, 29 year-old Radka Vodickova has raced a winning swath around the world.
The man called “Frodissimo” is off to a smashing start in his new long-distance career and has his sights set on the Big Island.
The 31-year-old Olympic silver medalist from Pontevedra, Spain, is one of the most diversely talented triathletes the sport has ever seen.
Get to know pro Amanda Stevens.
The American is widely considered the country’s top prospect for bringing home the Ironman world title.
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.
Once a stand-out on the ITU circuit, 34-year-old Liz Blatchford now has her focus now firmly fixed on triathlon’s holy grail.
We catch up with the XTERRA athlete and talk about his bike crash, traveling, and enjoying the finer things in life.
She now has her sights firmly set on the 70.3 distance, and is one to watch at this year’s 70.3 World Championship in Mont-Tremblant.
The Boulder, Colo. native and resident got his start in swimming before moving to multisport
Belinda Granger is a beloved figure, especially throughout the Asia-Pacific region where she’s focused the majority of her career.
The 32-year-old Aussie from Taree (about 200 miles north of Sydney) is looking for a top finish in Kona.
Once a U.S. Army officer, Wisconsin native Jessica “Jess” Jacobs made a career switch to triathlon, turning pro in 2007.
"...when I have the chip on my ankle and the gun goes off, I’m different. I feel that. It’s like two totally different people.”
Mirinda "Rinny" Carfrae's focus lies squarely on a singular goal: reclaiming the Kona title.
Piampiano’s sights are set on the podium in Kona, and the rookie pro is hardly afraid to aim high.
Known as the “flying Dutch girl”, 34-year-old Yvonne Van Vlerken has amassed a fine collection of iron-distance crowns.
Middaugh makes his home in Vail, Colo., with his college-sweetheart wife, Ingrid, and their children, ages 8, 7 and 2.
With three kids and a full-time job, Jessie Donavan isn’t your typical Ironman champion.
The 2012 Challenge Roth champ is turning his focus toward qualifying for Kona 2013.
The 29-year-old is a devotee of hard-driving discipline, softened by a healthy dose of humor.
The four-time Ironman champion lives, travels and trains out of a tiny RV with her husband, fellow pro Trevor Wurtele, and their cat, Manah.