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For many triathletes, gear and equipment isn’t just a “purchase”—it’s an investment. But do you need to take out a specific insurance policy for triathletes?

Sunglasses do more than show some personal style—they protect eyes from the onslaught of hazards triathletes face.

Does riding downhill make you skittish? Read these tips.

Three thousand age-group triathletes took to the scenic streets of Copenhagen, Denmark on Sunday.

Many race directors have made a concerted effort to reduce the carbon footprint of their events.

Age-group athletes descended upon the picturesque mountain town of Boise, Idaho to tackle the eighth annual Ironman 70.3 Boise.

Experts analyze the key elements of James Lawrence’s ambitious attempt.

When dating a fellow triathlete, it pays to play by the rules.

With a fast course, spectator-friendly venue, and ideal weather conditions, IMAZ has become one of the most popular races on the circuit.

The right coach can take a triathlete’s performance from good to great. What kind of coach is right for you? Take our quiz to find out.

Columnist Susan Lacke addresses common issues unique to triathlete relationships.

Today’s fastest female pros share their tips for a sub-three hour Ironman marathon.

Approximately 2500 age-group athletes from 42 countries took on Ironman Texas on Saturday, May 17 in The Woodlands, Texas.

A new study suggests that the notion of being “hangry”—so hungry you’re angry—is a real thing.

Do you owe your spouse for putting up with your triathlon habit?

Four moving stories of race-day altruism.

Don’t let pollen and mold keep you from training this spring.

Falling in love with a triathlete isn’t all about bike rides and six-pack abs, writes Susan Lacke.

In her latest Triathlete Love column, Susan Lacke recalls a story involving her broken bike and her ... love.

In her latest Triathlete Love column, Susan Lacke recalls how she faced her fears and fell in love.

A little remorse goes a long way, writes Susan Lacke.

Columnist Susan Lacke and her Ironman-in-training partner find romance in a very unromantic place.

Who knew smelly bike shorts could be such a touchy subject?

Columnist Susan Lacke is frugal when it comes to triathlon gear and supplies. Her partner? Not so much.

Athletes took on the 2013 Ironman Coeur d'Alene triathlon in Idaho on Sunday, June 23.

Photos of a tough and beautiful day at 70.3 and Ironman Cairns.

An impressive roster of professional triathletes have descended upon Australia for the Cairns Airport Ironman and 70.3 races this weekend.

Crafting the right pep talk for your triathlete involves intuition, understanding, and sometimes, partial nudity.

For hundreds of age groupers the day wasn't about winning, but about completing the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike and a 26.2-mile run.

As Susan Lacke discovered, romantic gestures in a two-triathlete relationship are far from conventional.

A former member of the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” U.S. hockey team trades his sticks and skates for goggles and aerobars.

Susan Lacke learns the true story behind her partner’s heroic response to a bike crash—and redefines her definition of romance.

Susan Lacke details her “different” search for a house suitable for two triathletes, their dogs and a treadmill.

Though most people aren’t looking for love in the transition area, some triathletes have found romance amidst the swim, bike and run.

Budget-conscious and handy readers share their quick and easy cleaning remedies using products already in the home.

As the partner of a fellow triathlete, sometimes Susan Lacke has to step away from her role as his cheerleader and keep her mouth shut.

In response to women’s disdain for shrink it and pink it, companies have taken on the challenge of creating the perfect kit for women.

A busy race schedule in Susan Lacke’s two-triathlete household calls for divine intervention.

We chat with the 46-time Ironman competitor to learn about the highs and lows of 2012 and what she expects from Sunday's Ironman Arizona.

Susan Lacke writes about catching her lying triathlete partner red-handed (and burrito-scented).

Athletes will wear bands to support age grouper Amy Gluck, who was hit while riding by a large truck hauling gravel on Sept. 15.

One in two men will be diagnosed with some form of cancer in his lifetime, and Susan Lacke doesn't like those odds.

This weekend, five months after being diagnosed with testicular cancer, Derek Garcia will race Leadman Tri Life Time Epic 250 in Bend, Ore.

Susan Lacke explains why the way to your triathlete's heart is through the stomach.

Luke Bell’s 39:08 swim has been declared the “fastest-ever” swim at an Ironman event – but should it have an asterisk?

The first-ever Ironman U.S. Championship in New York City featured more storylines than all of Broadway.

The inaugural Ironman U.S. Championship race will take place this Saturday and history will be made in more ways than one.

Though you’re proud of the dedication your partner is showing to accomplish a goal, sometimes it can feel like triathlon is a mistress.

These conversations may seem flippant at first, but they’re necessary to keep a happy two-triathlete household.

You think training for and racing an Ironman is tough? Try being an "IronSherpa."

Americans Jordan Rapp and Mary Beth Ellis each took home their fourth Ironman titles at today's Memorial Hermann Ironman Texas.

A non-wetsuit swim and warm temperatures will make going under eight hours at Ironman Texas a tough task.

One year after Sally’s tragic passing, her pigtails and pink socks still live on.

It's Movember--grow a mustache and help save a life.

There was a line. And I had crossed it big-time.

Spectators, make the most of people watching on race day with this fun game.

Many fights aren't won in the first round, especially when the opponent is cancer.

3. Please limit yourself to no more than two electronic devices when you work out.

Susan Lacke bridges the communication gap between endurance athletes and everybody else.