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• Burn Fat While You Ride with Science in Sport's New Burner GEL Burner Gel was originally conceived as training development nutrition for elite riders and teams, however the word has got out and due to demand SiS have now released the Burner Gel to the general public.

• Tattoo Range of Ironman Activewear now Available in Australia HaB Oceania now sells the full range of Ironman Acitvewear in Australia. There is an large range of triathlon and cycling clothing that has some great designs and is quality made. See their full range available now.

• New Triathlon and Cycling Gear by Conquest Bike Wear The Conquest trisuit is a professional-level kit constructed of hard wearing Lycra Power for better compression and shape recovery. The fabric is chlorine and salt water resistant and sun protection rated at UV50+. The all important padding has also been upgraded and is now made of hydrophobic fabric which repels water quickly to keep you dryer.

• New Swiss Engineered On Running Shoes Using CloudTec Technology True to its unconventional name, the shoe itself is anything but the "norm." John Marsh was instantly drawn towards the cool contrasting colours of the bright green sole and black upper, as well as the spring-like lugs that are positioned around the sole. This shoe is different and he couldn't wait to give it a run.

• Trisuit - Liftfoil Speed Trisuit by De Soto De Soto are claiming a time saving of 2:40min over a 4km swim using their USAT approved and WTC legal Liftfoil Speed Trisuit. The pad is a thin version of their 400-Mile Pad used in their bike shorts. This speedsuit is designed to be worn for the entire race.

• Ollie Whistler Places 6th at Belgium Ironman 70.3 Triathlon and Talks about his Last Year and his Focus on becoming one of the Best Up and coming Australian triathlete Ollie Whistler had a great race on July 24 at the Belgium 70.3 in Antwerp placing 6th overall in a time of 3:49:10, just under 4min behind first placed Bart Aernouts. In June Ollie raced in Switzerland in the Powerbar Ironman 70.3 and placed 22nd. This time in Belgium Ollie put together a much improved half marathon and announced his place amongst the leading 70.3 triathletes currently racing. Here Ollie talks about his last year, the race in Belgium and what he has changed to become a better triathlete.

• Craig Alexander Interview with Trizone - Triathlons, Training, Diet and Focus for the Future At the 2010 Ironman Australia Trizone caught up with Craig Alexander and discussed what he had planned for 2010, what shape will his training take this season, will he be doing anything different than 2009, what does Craig's diet look like and how did he get in to triathlon.

• Trizone Speaks to Triathlete Jan Frodeno of Germany at the Start of the 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series Trizone spoke to Jan Frodeno after the official launch of the 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series in Sydney. We asked Jan about his expectations for 2010 and what he has done to prepare for this year's series. Apart from recently suffering from a stomach bug Jan's preparation this year has been much more solid than in 2009. After the high of winning Olympic Gold in Beijing in 2008 it was not until halfway through the 2009 season that Frodena felt he was he was racing well again. This year has been very different.

• Leading Australian Triathlete, Pete Jacobs, out of Ironman Australia and now Focusing on Roth and Kona Pete Jacobs's mishap along Pittwater Road on Sydney's northern beaches was poor timing with the inaugural Abu Dhabi International Triathlon one and a half weeks away and Ironman Australia on March 28, 2010. But Jacobs was surprisingly upbeat about the incident and looking forward to an unexpected, break from training and racing.

• Triathlete Alistair Brownlee on Missing the Sydney Round of the 2010 ITU World Triathlon Series and his Injury With the first major international triathlon race in Sydney in ten years just around the corner Trizone was disappointed to hear that one of the stars, and 2009 World Triathlon Champion, of the ITU World Triathlon Series, Alistair Brownlee, would not be competing because of injury.

• Trizone Speaks with Pete Jacobs after his 2nd Placing at the 2010 Australian Long Course Triathlon Championship With an 8th place at the 2009 Ford Hawaiian Ironman Championship under his belt Pete Jacobs is heading towards something great over the next few years. But the 2010 Australian Long Course Triathlon Championship was all about retaining his crown from 2009 and staying ahead of Alexander.