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How much cycling should triathletes do?

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How much cycling should triathletes do?

With three sports to squeeze into a tight schedule, it’s hard to know much cycling triathletes should do. What difference does it make if you’re preparing for a sprint or Ironman distance? Or if you’re competitive or more recreational? Coach Philip Hatzis answers these question. Previously, he’s explained how much swimming should triathletes do and how much running should triathletes do. When exploring the question from a swimming and running pe…See the Story

What's the best bike frame material?

What's the best bike frame material?

There are all sorts of half-truths and downright myths spread about what’s the best bike frame material: aluminium ones are harsh; steel and titanium bikes are springy; carbon-fibre frames outrank any other… But the truth is, you can make an excellent bike from any of these frame materials. The ride characteristics have more to do with how the bike is designed and built than the frame material used. Sure, some aluminium bikes do transfer bumps i…See the Story

The strongest triathlete: Sam Perkins tribute

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The strongest triathlete: Sam Perkins tribute

Sam Perkins was strongest triathlete I ever had the privilege to meet. Not the best triathlete — although I do recall him saying that he once clocked 23 minutes for a 1500m swim, which most of us would jump at. Running was less his forte. When he completed the London Marathon last year by unconventional means (which I’ll come on to), he joked that it was likely the fastest way he would ever tackle the streets of the capital. But still, he was t…See the Story

What is a sportive?

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

What is a sportive?

If you’ve ever wanted to take part in a huge, non-competitive group ride, then a cycling sportive could be the right fit for you. As triathletes, we’re no strangers to the weekly club ride and bike training. Triathlons can be fiercely competitive, though. So if you’re after a low-pressure, fun day out on the bike, when you can smell the roses and soak in your surroundings with some cycling buddies, then why not consider taking part in a sportiv…See the Story

The Riel deal: From T100 triumph to a 2025 sequel?

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The Riel deal: From T100 triumph to a 2025 sequel?

The 2024 race season was Marten Van Riel’s year. Or at least it was on the T100 circuit, where the Belgian pro proved his mastery over the 100km race format, winning three races and finishing a close second to take the inaugural title and the $210k champion’s cheque at the final race. The 32-year-old had less luck elsewhere, most notably at his third and final Olympics in Paris. After a sixth-place finish in Rio and an agonising fourth in Tokyo…See the Story

Burnout in triathlon: What is it and how to avoid it

Burnout in triathlon: What is it and how to avoid it

Feelings of burnout in triathlon is more common than you think, but absolutely should not be ignored. Burnout can be debilitating and difficult to overcome, the first steps is recognising what it is, how to manage it, and how to avoid it in the future. It’s normal to struggle sometimes with fatigue, burnout, and lack of motivation. These are all signs that something bigger is at play though. It’s really key to recognise when you’re feeling burn…See the Story

What should you look for in an Ironman tri-suit?

What should you look for in an Ironman tri-suit?

Comfort and aerodynamics are king when choosing a tri-suit that you could be wearing for 12hrs+. Triathlon suits are complex bits of kit though, and it’s key to know what you’re looking for to find the right suit for you. When it comes to choosing your next tri-suit, you should be aware of all the key features you need and how to best ensure your comfort and performance. A good tri-suit should fit well, be comfortable over extended periods of ti…See the Story

What muscles does running work?

What muscles does running work?

Just got back from a run and wondering what muscles you’ve been working? As you’ll have experienced first-hand, running works muscles all over your body. Here, we take a look at specifically which ones and how running can be beneficial to your overall health. Triathlon expert Ollie Willis explains which muscles you work and use when going out for a run, how running can tone certain muscles, and what happens to your fitness when you run. What mus…See the Story

High-intensity interval training: why and how to do HIIT

High-intensity interval training: why and how to do HIIT

Interval training workouts involve structured exercising at different intensities with recovery periods in between. High intensity is usually anaerobic exercise, while the recovery periods involve activity of lower intensity. High-intensity interval training (HIIT) workouts exercise the cardiovascular system, which will then improve the athlete’s aerobic capacity leading them to exercise for longer and/or more intense levels. To be faster come r…See the Story

WTCS Abu Dhabi: Germans grab comeback win as Brits crash out

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WTCS Abu Dhabi: Germans grab comeback win as Brits crash out

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Germany’s Midas touch in the mixed team relay continued as its young team somehow pulled off victory in Abu Dhabi. The Olympic and world champions’ hopes looked to be dashed early as they struggled at the rear of the field halfway through the second leg. But a bike crash that took out Great Britain’s Max Stapley, along with Portugal’s Vasco Vilaca and Switzerland’s Simon Westermann, helped bring them back into contention before a stellar final l…See the Story

Hayden Wilde sprints to win in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates · Abu Dhabi

Hayden Wilde sprints to win in Abu Dhabi

New Zealand triathlete Hayden Wilde has won the WTCS Abu Dhabi title in a sprint finish over Australia’s Matt Hauser. Wilde had to claw back 30 seconds out of the watere, reeling in the leaders and then even splitting the field late on in a three-man breakaway. LATEST HEADLINES: Phoenix women own goal costs v Perth Danny Lee to play New Zealand Open Melville Ives wins Freeski World Cup NZ drivers down in Jeddah Formula E Auckland FC continue lea…See the Story