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Justin Drew appointed Triathlon Australia’s new National Performance Director
Former triathlete and NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS) triathlon coach Justin Drew has been appointed as the new National Performance Director at Triathlon Australia. Drew, who has a celebrated career in triathlon coaching and High Performance sport, comes back to triathlon after working with Baseball
Deciding Last Minute to Do a Triathlon?
Tyler Pearce, popularly known as The Vegan Cyclist, spontaneously competed in his debut triathlon at Bass Lake, CA, overcoming unexpected challenges and ultimately inspiring many with his story.
Glen Murray: A Look Behind The Lens
Glen Murray and his media brand Korupt Vision, is one of triathlon’s biggest media names. Trizone caught up with Murray to chat everything from kayaking, to meeting Liz Blatchford and learning the power of social media. “I started surf lifesaving when I was ten, and my whole life revolved around goi
Introducing the inaugural Tri-Club Cup at Challenge Shepparton
Bragging rights will be up for grabs at November’s Challenge Shepparton with triathlon clubs invited to battle it out for the inaugural Tri-Club Cup. Not only will the top club walk away with the glory but also $2000 prize money.Excited to introduce the Tri-Club Cup, event co-ordinator Liz Connick s
Pro Son Rodolphe “Rudy” von Berg and Father Rodolphe von Berg Together at Ironman 70.3 European Championship
For the first time in Ironman 70.3 history, a Pro and his father will compete together at the Ironman 70.3 European Championship in Elsinore, Denmark in their respective categories. Rodolphe “Rudy” von Berg Jr, 23, will race as a Pro and his father, Rodolphe von Berg, will participate in the 60-64 A
How much does drafting really affect your bike performance?
Triathlon, often considered an individual sport, can benefit from drafting on the bike, with computational fluid dynamics revealing that even at a 15m following distance, there is a 9% drag reduction.
Bob De Wolf Has an Eye For Triathlon Talent
Bob De Wolf is the manager of the fiercely talented BMC-Etixx Pro Triathlon team that includes some of the world’s top triathletes. Trizone caught up with Bob to see what makes this team so successful, and what goals BMC-Etixx has set for 2017. Love of triathlon sparks family business “I first got i
Tim O’Donnell and Rachel Joyce win 2017 Ironman Boulder
Tim O’Donnell won the men’s race despite course controversy and disqualifications behind him. Great Britain’s Rachel Joyce dominated the women’s race, upsetting an almost entirely American field. Boulder-based pro Tim O’Donnell dominated the race at almost every moment. He was first out of the Bould
Ruben Ruzafa and Helena Erbenova win XTERRA Belgium
For Ruzafa, a three-time XTERRA World Champion, the win is the 28th of his career, fifth of the season, and fourth-in-a-row on the XTERRA European Tour. For Erbenova, a three-time XTERRA European Tour Champion, the win is the 26th of her career, third this season, and second-straight in Belgium. The
Ben Kanute and Lauren Goss Win 2017 Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon
Nearly 2,000 amateur and professional athletes endured high winds and a modified course due to the cancellation of the swim, to compete in the 37th Annual Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon. Rio Olympian Ben Kanute and Lauren Goss from Boulder, Colorado took first place honors in the men and women’s pro
Ariane Monticeli tests positive to EPO at Ironman 70.3 Buenos Aires
So it's true. Ariane Monticeli has tested positive to EPO, a banned performance enhancer. There's been plenty of rumours and flying around the social channels over this last week however we can all rest now as the Brazilian triathlete has confirmed that she has been doping. There's