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Meet the female coaches paving the way for triathlon around the world
The future of triathlon around the world is dependent on inspiring individuals who are willing to dedicate their lives to growing the sport and teaching the future generations. These women are doing that and more. Meet some select triathlon coaches f...
The Podcast (now with GPLAMA) is Back! Available on lots of platforms!
That’s right folks, you may have seen the tidbits or nuggets here and there – but I’m happy to report the DC Rainmaker Podcast is back in full steam, and now back on more platforms than ever before! For those …
Wurtele edges Hering at Campeche 70.3
Heather Wurtele won by 53 seconds while Michael Weiss out-biked the men at Campeche 70.3
Wurtele and Weiss Capture Wins in Campeche
The men’s race was a real scrap between former IRONMAN world champion Frederik Van Lierde (BEL), Michael Weiss (AUT), Pieter Heemeryck (DEU), Ben Hoffman (USA), and Michel Gonsalez (MEX) throughout in the swim and the early portions of the bike. Va...
Week in Review–March 17th, 2019
The Week in Review is a collection of both all the goodness I’ve written during the past week around the internet, as well as a small pile of links I found interesting – generally endurance sports related. I’ve often wondered …
Gentle wins Mooloolaba World Cup
Ashleigh Gentle of Australia edges Renee Tomlin of the U.S. by 6 seconds at Mooloolaba.
Mislawchuk takes Mooloolaba World Cup
Tyler Mislawchuk of Canada takes his first World Cup with a top run at Mooloolaba
Canada’s Tyler Mislawchuk earns first World Cup win in Mooloolaba
The coastline of Queensland, set in Australia, was the stage for the 2019 elite men’s Mooloolaba ITU Triathlon World Cup. A stacked field of 67-men lined up to take on the sprint distance race format, featuring a 750m ocean swim, 20km technical bik...
Canada’s Tyler Mislawchuk earns first World Cup win in Mooloolaba
The coastline of Queensland, set in Australia, was the stage for the 2019 elite men’s Mooloolaba ITU Triathlon World Cup. A stacked field of 67-men lined up to take on the sprint distance race format, featuring a 750m ocean swim, 20km technical bi...
A maiden win in Mooloolaba for Australia’s Ashleigh Gentle
Queensland’s Mooloolaba Main beach set the scene for the start of the 2019 elite women’s Mooloolaba ITU Triathlon World Cup. Conditions were typical for Queensland being hot and humid however the surf was not favourable for those hoping to catch...
A maiden win in Mooloolaba for Australia’s Ashleigh Gentle
Queensland’s Mooloolaba Main beach set the scene for the start of the 2019 elite women’s Mooloolaba ITU Triathlon World Cup. Conditions were typical for Queensland being hot and humid however the surf was not favourable for those hoping to catch ...
Unboxing the YouTube 100,000 Subscriber Award
It’s Friday, and late Friday for me in particular. Heck, it’s already Saturday for those of you on the other side of the globe. As such, it’s quickie post time. Usually I just include my various YouTube videos in the …
ITU, the first IF to partner with the CAS Anti-Doping Agency
The International Triathlon Union, as the governing body of the sport of triathlon, has become the first International Federation to partner with the newly created Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Arbitration of Sport (CAS). With this agreement,...
Bidding opens for WTS and World Cup events in 2020
The International Triathlon Union has opened bidding for the 2020 ITU World Triathlon Series, as well as the 2020 ITU World Cups. Interested cities must send their applications before April 30, with selected cities being announced on June 15, 2019. ...
Australia sets the scene for the next stop of the ITU World Cup tour
For the 17th consecutive year, Queensland, Australia, will play host to the second stop of the ITU World Cup tour in Mooloolaba. With athletes vying for valuable Olympic points, the start list for the 2019 ITU Mooloolaba World Cup is stacked, with th...
Hoffman/van Lierde, Wurtele/Corbin headline 70.3 Campeche Mexico
For the third edition of this fantastic event, athlete’s will be starting by the afternoon and finishing the race by sunset or even night, running in a fresh weather with the moon and the stars above. The 1.2 mile (1.9km) single-loop swim takes pla...
Kiriyo Suzuki’s Journey from giving back as a TO to planning Tokyo 2020
For many people around the world who participate and are involved in triathlon, they understand the meaning of experiencing triathlon not just as a sport, but as a lifestyle. Lining up to enjoy the combination of a swim, bike and run has connected an...
Australia’s coastline sets the scene for the next stop of the World Cup tour
For the 17th consecutive year, Queensland, Australia, will play host to the second stop of the ITU World Cup tour in Mooloolaba. With athletes vying for valuable Olympic points, the start list for the 2019 ITU Mooloolaba World Cup is stacked, with th...
A Kona title defense is not on the mind of Dan Plews
Dan Plews was the top age grouper at the 2018 Ironman World Championships in Kona and it looks like he might walk away - content with what he has achieved to date.
Garmin Marq kolekce - novinka, základní info
Garmin uvedl novou kolekci luxusních hodinek derivovaných z řady Fenix 5 plus (recenze Fenix 5 plus řady zde). Stejně jako ...