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Ironman Australia 2012 Photo Gallery by Delly Carr

Ironman Australia 2012 Photo Gallery by Delly Carr

May 7, 2012 11:04 pm
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Olympic Team Member Brad Kahlefeldt to be Released from Hospital

Olympic Team Member Brad Kahlefeldt to be Released from Hospital

May 17, 2012 1:27 pm
Australian Olympic triathlete Brad Kahlefeldt will be discharged from a San Diego Hospital tomorrow after extensive tests have cleared him of tuberculosis. Doctors now believe...

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Ironman 70.3 California, Richie Cunningham Podiums Again.

April 2, 2012 2:32 pm
Australians were well in the mix at this weekends Ironman 70.3 California with Richie Cunningham second, Leon Griffin forth and Paul Ambrose fifth in the mens race. Chris...

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Interview with Aaron Farlow – Australia’s Latest Challenge and Ironman Champion

Interview with Aaron Farlow – Australia’s Latest Challenge and Ironman Champion

February 15, 2012 5:13 pm
Last week on the way to Falls Creek for the Australian Long Course Championships Trizone took the opportunity to catch up with one of our latest long distance triathlon professional...

Featured Products»

Nike+ SportWatch GPS Review

Nike+ SportWatch GPS Review

April 26, 2012 11:55 pm
Nike, in collaboration with GPS-maker TomTom, offers its first GPS device in the form of the Nike+ SportWatch GPS. The watch is attractive and is easy to use. The watch uses...

Recent Articles

Urban Hotel Group signs another Leading Triathlete

Urban Hotel Group signs another Leading Triathlete

9 February 2012 – Clayton Fettell has signed a sponsorship deal with Australia’s Urban Hotel Group. The hotel chain already supports a number of prominent athletes including Pete Jacobs, Leon Griffin, Belinda Granger and Tim Berkel. Ricky Jeffs, Group General Manager of Erdigroup (the owning company of Urban Hotel Group) was happy to announce the [...]

Swimming training for Triathlon: Is it THAT important?

Swimming training for Triathlon: Is it THAT important?

By Mick Maroney Triathlon is a sum of three component parts. The swim leg, generally speaking, comprises the least of the 3 time components that make up the sport. A swim leg can range from the 750 metres of a sprint distance race, to the 3.8 km Ironman event. Many variables come into play in [...]

Hawaii Ironman Vegans – A dinner with you in mind

For those Ironman vegans out there who are racing at Kona this year the Mauna Lani Bay Hotel is putting on their popular four course vegan dinner with guest host Hilary Biscay. The dinner will be three days out from the big race and is definitely worth the effort.

Hydration: Is it really SALT easy?

In one litre of sweat, an athlete will lose anywhere between 800mg to 1200mg but has been known to exceed 1800mg. In this same litre of sweat, an athlete will lose between 0 and 10mg of magnesium. Sodium is the only electrolyte that is extracellular (meaning in the blood stream). Its role during activity is to assist in delivering carbohydrate, oxygen and nutrients to the working muscles.

50% off SiS’s Burner Gel – Burn Fat while you Train!

50% off SiS’s Burner Gel – Burn Fat while you Train!

SiS (Science in Sport) have an amazing special on Burner Gel with 50% off RRP. Burner Gel is a carnitine based gel that gives you energy while training and burns more fat at the same time. Read to find out more.

Dextro Energy Dextrose Tablets Provide Immediate Energy During Performance

Dextro Energy Dextrose Tablets Provide Immediate Energy During Performance

Dextrose is a monosaccharide which does not need to be digested. It enters the blood stream immediately and provides the muscles and brain cells with immediate energy. Dextrose is, therefore an easily and quickly available source of energy.

Nutritional Training – The fourth Discipline of Triathlon can make or break your big day

Nutritional training is basically conditioning our digestive system for what it will have to handle come race day. One key element of this to realise is that the gut is an extremely trainable organ. We can train it just like we do our muscles, lungs and heart to adapt to the stresses we place on it. During a triathlon, especially an ironman, there is a lot of stress on all of our body’s functional systems, especially our gut. Alex Price talks about how to incorporate this in to your race training program.

Energy Gels – The Ultimate Energy Boost

Energy gels do work and if used correctly can give you that ultimate energy boost to get you out of trouble and to the finish line. Energy gels are a convenient way of getting carbohydrate into the system quickly. The consistency is often very thick and quite sweet. If not enough water is taken with the gel it can be detrimental to your performance, stomach cramps, stitches and vomiting are the common complaints.

Healthy & Fast – Why it is so Important to Keep your Immune System Strong

We’ve all heard it before – ‘eat more fruit and veg’, ‘sleep more’ etc. But as endurance athletes and mostly as age group athletes who work and have many other commitments other than training, it is often these points that are ignored for ‘more kms’ in the strive to get faster. In this article, and in following ones, Alex Price will explain to you why it is vital that you listen to these messages and why there is far more to getting ‘fit’ than just training.

Under-prepared for a Triathlon? Make Your Dream Day Come True!

Let’s face it, with our big race looming around the corner, many of us have been caught a little off guard! Like any other deadline, race day has been “ages” away for a long time now. So long in fact, that we are now left high and dry, wondering how we are actually going to pull together everything and get through the whole ordeal!