Opinion Reframe the game I’m going to give you the most direct route to athletic success I can possibly give you. Go Deep or Don’t Go! Look for your opportunity's hidden within each session, they are there, if you can't find them, it's because you are not engaged either in the process or within yours By Grant Giles • 6 years ago
Review: PREPD Hydration PREPD is a new hydration solution to hit the market, focused on the specific needs of athletes during different stages of performance, pre and post exercise. PREPD is backed by over 20 years of collaborative medical research between Flinders and Yale Universities. The original clinical research devi
Sep 21, 2020 Reframe the game I’m going to give you the most direct route to athletic success I can possibly give you. Go Deep or Don’t Go! Look for your opportunity's hidden within each session, they are there, if you can't find them, it's because you are not engaged either in the process or within yours
Sep 20, 2020 Review: PREPD Hydration PREPD is a new hydration solution to hit the market, focused on the specific needs of athletes during different stages of performance, pre and post exercise. PREPD is backed by over 20 years of collaborative medical research between Flinders and Yale Universities. The original clinical research devi
Sep 20, 2020 Review: SP Connect Multi Activity Bundle The SP Connect multi-activity bundle is at its core a universal mounting solution for your phone. The bundle comes with a variety of mounts and connects to your phone via a universal twist lock which is stuck securely onto the back of your phone via a 3M mounting plate. The bundle comes with a mount
Sep 20, 2020 Review: H2O Audio AMPHIBX Waterproof Case The AMPHIBX waterproof case is for those brave souls that are keen to swim with your $1,000 phone or for those that must simply get in a quick round of Candy Crush during your swim cycle. The first thing that you will notice with this case is its size. Its huge at 6.5 Inches high […]
Sep 20, 2020 Three-time World Champion Paratriathlete Sally Pilbeam has announced her retirement With the current circumstances providing an opportunity to reflect on her impressive paratriathlon career, Pilbeam said that the decision to step back from the sport now “feels right”. “The forced break in competition and training allowed me to spend more time with my family and I guess reassess whe
Sep 20, 2020 Finish Line Chasers: Terenzo Bozzone Triathlon champion Terenzo Bozzone marks 20 years of competing, sharing his journey from an energetic child to a dedicated athlete, overcoming adversities, and remaining passionate about the sport.
Sep 20, 2020 Super League Enters Esports With All-star Squad Super League will become the first triathlon brand to enter a squad of its biggest stars into the world of esports with the most illustrious names in the sport set to compete in the Zwift Classic series. Double Olympic gold medallist Alistair Brownlee, reigning Super League champion Vincent Luis, Du
Sep 14, 2020 Aaron Royle runs scared to win maiden 70.3 in the Sunshine Cost Newcastle's Aaron Royle clinches his first-ever 70.3 distance win at Ironman 70.3 Sunshine Coast, showcasing exceptional skill and patience in only his second attempt at this format.
Sep 2, 2020 Zwift Triathlon Academy Returns For 2020 Zwift, the online training platform for triathletes, runners and cyclists worldwide, today announces the return of the Zwift Academy. For the first time this year, the Zwift Academy program will offer three distinct variants for tri, run and road. The search for the new and exciting Zwift Academy Tr
Aug 24, 2020 Learmonth And Nieschlag Are Inaugural Super League Arena Games Champions Jessica Learmonth and Justus Nieschlag were crowned the inaugural SLT Arena Games champions as professional triathlon returned to the world stage in style. British star Learmonth dominated the racing in Rotterdam to seal a commanding victory, while in the men’s field Germany’s Nieschlag produced a c
Aug 9, 2020 Recovery from a Zwift race: A physiological perspective We, as endurance athletes in the world of the COVID-19, indoor-training dominated world, are perhaps more than ever having to make day-to-day decisions on how and when we should train, and how and when we should race. Many of us have had our A and B races canceled this year, or have had to shif