News & Racing Depression: Awareness is Key. Are you OK? Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide, yet still leads a silent existence. Most find depression extremely difficult to talk about, thus don’t. The social stigma attached to the leading type of mental illness means more often than not, those suffering fail to receive the treatment they so very much need. In Australia, in any one year, around 1 million Australian adults suffer from depression. That’s 1 in 5 people that will experience a serious bout of depression or anxiety requi By Karl Hayes • 12 years ago
We ask about Scody’s sleeved triathlon race suits Professional triathlete Sam Betten explains how the Scody Optimise A.I.R tri suit enhances performance with sun protection, comfort, and cooling features, making it a popular choice among athletes.
Nov 5, 2014 Depression: Awareness is Key. Are you OK? Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide, yet still leads a silent existence. Most find depression extremely difficult to talk about, thus don’t. The social stigma attached to the leading type of mental illness means more often than not, those suffering fail to receive the treatment they so very much need. In Australia, in any one year, around 1 million Australian adults suffer from depression. That’s 1 in 5 people that will experience a serious bout of depression or anxiety requi
Nov 4, 2014 We ask about Scody’s sleeved triathlon race suits Professional triathlete Sam Betten explains how the Scody Optimise A.I.R tri suit enhances performance with sun protection, comfort, and cooling features, making it a popular choice among athletes. Sam in full flight
Nov 3, 2014 Challenge Bahrain Announces a Sell-out Field 3 NOVEMBER 2014 Entries to the ground-breaking Challenge Bahrain closed early at the weekend with a sell-out field. Athletes from 51 countries, including many of the sport's biggest names will make triathlon history on 6 December 2014 at the event that has set new standards in professional tri
Nov 3, 2014 Tragic News for Triathlon Community: Jackie Fairweather (nee Gallagher) Passes Away Jackie Fairweather (nee Gallagher) has passed away.
Nov 2, 2014 Kiwi Braden Currie takes out ACT-Belong-Commit Augusta Adventure Race Augusta came alive over the weekend with the Act-Belong-Commit Augusta Adventure Fest, which saw New Zealander Braden Currie take the crown in the headline race today, Sunday 2nd November, 2014 in Augusta, Western Australia, for the second year in a row. The premier Act-Belong-Commit Augusta Adventu Top three males 1st Kiwi Braden Currie, 2nd Kiwi Dougal Allan and 3rd Aussie Ben Allen
Nov 2, 2014 Cameron Brown and Dede Griesbauer Win Ironman 70.3 Taiwan Cameron Brown and Dede Griesbauer win the men's and women's professional titles in Taiwan, with Brown pulling away in the final stages and Griesbauer dominating from the swim to the finish.
Nov 2, 2014 Lionel Sanders and Yvonne Van Vlerken Victorious at Ironman Florida Lionel Sanders (CAN) and Yvonne Van Vlerken (NLD) took home wins at IRONMAN Florida after battling through heavy winds that forced the cancelation of the swim portion of the race. Sanders finished in 6:58:46 while Van Vlerken took the win with a time of 8:01:47. Men's Race Beginning the day wi
Nov 2, 2014 Aaron Royle and Ashleigh Gentle Victorious at Noosa Triathlon Aaron Royle and Ashleigh Gentle lived up to expectations today, both coming into Noosa Triathlon as pre race favourites, and both claiming victory in what proved to be tight racing in both the mens and women's professional fields. Aaron Royle led the lead pack out of the water, but it was Case credit: Delly Carr
Oct 31, 2014 Elite Women’s Preview: Noosa Triathlon Noosa Triathon has some of the richest history in Triathlon here in Australia, with previous female champions including Emma Carney, Erin Baker, Loretta Harrop, Michelle Dillon and Emma Snowsill. Despite the relatively small field of only 15 confirmed starters, the 2014 start line will see a selecti
Oct 31, 2014 International Showing for Inaugural Ironman 70.3 Ballarat The IRONMAN 70.3 world record could be under threat at the inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 Ballarat in two weeks. The latest race to join the Asia-Pacific calendar promises a super-fast course and a world class field at the historic city in Victoria. Women's race The women’s race will be headlined by C
Oct 31, 2014 World Record Under Threat at Inaugural Ironman 70.3 Ballarat The IRONMAN 70.3 world record could be under threat at the inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 Ballarat in two weeks. The latest race to join the Asia-Pacific calendar promises a super-fast course and a world class field at the historic city in Victoria. World record holder Michael Raelert from Germany, a two-time world champion over the distance, will be joined by 2008 IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion Terenzo Bozzone and Swiss Olympic star Ruedi Wild. Local hope Luke Bell believes the quality of the field wil Michael Ralert is currently training in Lennox Head with the Aeromax Team in preparation for Ironman 70.3 Ballarat