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Tim Reed is giving away some great stuff to support education for Indigenous Aussies
Current Ironman 70.3 World Champion Tim Reed is a great athlete and he’s giving away some incredible prizes and experiences to keen triathletes, with all proceeds going to AIME; a charity that encourages disadvantaged indigenous kids to finish school. Check out these amazing prizes, and don’t miss y
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Alistair Brownlee To Race Challenge Family’s Inaugural Championship Middle-Distance Event
Alistair’s announcement follows his remarkable first middle-distance win at Gloria Challenge Mogán Gran Canaria on 22nd April, where he stripped 10 minutes and 35 seconds off the previous course record (final time: 04:03:09). Commenting ahead of his participation at the event, Alistair said: “I had
Tim Reed is giving away some great stuff to support education for Indigenous Aussies
Current Ironman 70.3 World Champion Tim Reed is a great athlete and he’s giving away some incredible prizes and experiences to keen triathletes, with all proceeds going to AIME; a charity that encourages disadvantaged indigenous kids to finish school. Check out these amazing prizes, and don’t miss y
The rise of Jan Van Berkel
Jan Van Berkel's switch to a low carb, high fat diet has propelled him up the triathlon rankings, as he shares his journey and how the dietary change has played a role in his success.
ITU: Wet and Wild in Yokohama
Torrential rain, crashes, Duffy’s triumph and Bronwlee running holding his bike for one mile; ITU’s Yokohama triathlon was a race to remember. Trizone looks back at last weekend’s event. Men’s race The men’s race started with a lightning fast swim, and Jonny Brownlee was in the thick of the lead pac
Lawrence and Appleton far too strong at Ironman 70.3 Santa Rosa
Holly Lawrence continues her domination streak, while Aussie Sam Appleton took out the win for the men at Santa Rosa Ironman 70.3. Trizone looks back at last weekend’s race. Holly Lawrence starts strong After winning Oceanside 70.3 and powering to the finish to win the Ironman 70.3 North American Ch
Clint Kimmins: From Pro Surfer to Pro Triathlete – Rising Above All Else
Pro surfer and triathlete Clint Kimmins has had a colourful journey in pro sports; from a dance floor scuffle that turned into jail time, to his quest for Kona. Trizone caught up with Clint to chat about this wild ride. “I was in class one day at school when my Dad called and said ‘you […]
Quick Tip: How to Run Off the Bike
Emphasising the synergy between cycling and running in triathlons, this article reveals how optimising bike strength directly enhances your ability to maintain speed during fatigued runs.
Matt Hauser and Non Stanford win in Chengdu with a World Cup victory
Stanford and Hauser won their first World Cup wins in Chengdu last weekend. Here’s how the weekend’s races played out. Women’s recap: Chengdu World Cup 2017 Chengdu was British athlete Non Stanford’s first World Cup race since 2011, and a solid victory for the Brit. Saturday was full of heats and se
Dellow and Siddall win at Ironman Australia
Stunning weather greeted the huge crowd that turned out to watch Ironman Australia last weekend in Port Macquarie. Trizone looks back at last weekend’s exciting race. Fettell leads from the start to T2 As the men made it out of the water, infamously strong Aussie swimmer Clayton Fettell led the pack
Tim Van Berkel and Anna Eberhardt take top spot at Ironman 70.3 Vietnam
Australian Tim Van Berkel and Hungarian Anna Eberhardt won the Ironman 70.3 Vietnam in Danang, amongst tough competition and stifling conditions. Here’s how the races played out. Men’s Race – Vietnam 70.3 The swim was fast, and a solid lead pack was established early, headed off by strong swim
Laura Siddall crowned 2017 Ironman Australia Champion
After taking the plunge two years ago to leave her project management engineering role in Sydney and chasing her dream to be a professional triathlete, Laura Siddall has today secured her first Ironman title. Chasing the faster swimmer Karen Thibodeau (52:24) out of the water, it took Siddall (swim