Kona: Pro Men’s Run Review
Starting with the kind of drama triathlon fans live for, Jan Fredeno and Sebastian Kienle were neck and neck at the start of the run. Genuinely next to each other, you’d be forgiven for thinking they were running buddies as they chatted and joked, seemingly relaxed. Relaxation was the farthest thing
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Kona: Pro Women’s Bike Review
After an impressive swim by Jodie Swallow, once on dry land, the leading pack engulfed the British athlete and the bike race began. The pack was thick with nine women vying to get ahead at the start of the bike leg, and quickly, pre-race favourite Daniela Ryf made moves to head towards the front of
Kona: Pro Men’s Run Review
Starting with the kind of drama triathlon fans live for, Jan Fredeno and Sebastian Kienle were neck and neck at the start of the run. Genuinely next to each other, you’d be forgiven for thinking they were running buddies as they chatted and joked, seemingly relaxed. Relaxation was the farthest thing
Kona: Pro Women’s Swim Review
This morning, the weather in Kona was exquisite, and as the lights of the town still shone, the women started the Ironman Triathlon with ferocity. After just ten minutes, Jodie Swallow led the pack, with Meredith Kessler, Annabel Luxford, Alicia Kay, and Daniela Ryf in fifth. Aussie report Annabel L
Kona: Pro Men’s Bike Review
Trizone reviews the Kona Pro Men's Bike event, which this year featured an incredibly dense pack which ultimately saw defending champion Jan Frodeno (GER) retaining the title. Frodeno, of course, was the gold medal winner in the men's triathlon at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. He
Kona: Bikes of the Pro’s (day 3)
The daily bike show continues today as we preview some fantastic looking bikes from the World Championship in Hawaii, presented by Ceramic Speed. Today's bike check-in has Jens Petersen-Bach and Michelle Vesterby. 📷 Jesper Grønnemark
Kona: Our Ironman World Championship 2016 Predictions
The Trizone office sat down to discuss and debate the men's and women's podium for many hours and they finally come up with their predictions.
Kona: Bikes of the Pro’s (day 2)
The daily bike show continues today (did we forget yesterday?) preview of the 2016 Kona bikes, presented by Ceramic Speed. Today's bike check-in has Alicia Kaye, Ruedi Wild and Tim Berkel. 📷 Jesper Grønnemark
Kona: Checking in with current 70.3 World Champ Tim Reed
Reigning Ironman 70.3 World Champion Tim Reed opens up to Trizone, discussing his own preparation method in the run-up to the imminent Ironman Triathlon event in Kona. “I feel really lucky. I don’t have to make any big decisions in the race, I just want to enjoy it,” says Tim Reed, referring to the
Kona: Bikes of the Pro’s (day 1)
Daily preview of the 2016 Kona bikes, presented by Ceramic Speed. Today's bike check-in has Aasa Lundstroem, Patrick Lange and Tim Reed. 📷 Jesper Grønnemark
Kona: Luke McKenzie talks family support, setbacks and his prep for Kona
Australian triathlete Luke McKenzie opens up to Trizone on how his family's support helped him overcome a series of setbacks to take on the upcoming Ironman World Championships in Kona “In the end, it comes down to who wants to push their bodies the furthest in the marathon,” says Luke McKenzi
Road to Recovery: Jake Montgomery’s Journey to Make it to the Top Again
Picture this. It’s just four weeks to the Ironman World Championships and Australian triathlete Jake Montgomery experiences his first incomplete finish at the Asia Pacific Championships in the Philippines. Excruciating knee pain forces him out of the run, and despite subsequent scans, acupuncture, p