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Craig ‘Crowie’ Alexander to race in Ironman Melbourne 2012
Current World Ironman Champion Craig Alexander has announced that he will be racing at Ironman Melbourne in March this year. Racing in the inaugural Melbourne Ironman seems to have a lot of pulling power with many of Australia's leading iron men and women signing up to take take part. In additMore Stories
World 100km Treadmill Record Falls in Sydney for the KIDS Foundation
A team of some of our best athletes took to the treadmill today in Bondi to attempt to break the world 100km treadmill record. The previous record of 5 hr 42 min 32 sec and was set by Jack Anderson, John Anderson, Brant Armentrout, Nate Ayers, James Banner, Tim Doran, Bill Gibbs, Garick Hill, Alan [Craig ‘Crowie’ Alexander to race in Ironman Melbourne 2012
Current World Ironman Champion Craig Alexander has announced that he will be racing at Ironman Melbourne in March this year. Racing in the inaugural Melbourne Ironman seems to have a lot of pulling power with many of Australia's leading iron men and women signing up to take take part. In additOlympic hopeful Emma Jackson to Kick off her 2012 Season at the Seven Sunshine Coast Enduro Triathlon
2012 Olympic hopeful Emma Jackson will make her race debut for the year at the Seven Sunshine Coast Enduro Triathlon on Sunday February 5, in what is shaping up as the biggest year of her young career as she embarks on her path to securing a place in the Australian team to contest the London Games in August. 20-year old Jackson finished the 2011 season as our highest ranked female, finishing fourth in the World Series. “This will be a great event to kick start my 2012 racing season, I am doing30 Kona Slots up for Grabs at Lixil Ironman 70.3 Centrair Tokoname Japan
World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) has announced that general entry registration for the third annual Ironman 70.3 Centrair Tokoname Japan will open on Jan. 31, 2012. With this being the only Ironman World Championship qualifier in the region, race organisers have added additional entries; howAaron Royle Defends Aquathon Title in a Sprint to the Finish
Aaron Royal, on his 22nd birthday, was able to defend his Australia Day Aquathon title after winning today's event, a 900mtr swim/7km run in a time of 36.52. It came down to a sprint finish with Royle narrowly crossing the line ahead of NSWIS team mate Shane Barrie who returns to the racing scChallenge Wanaka in the Athletes Words
The race has been run, and won. Trizone caught up with some of the top athletes post race to get the inside story on the challenge in Wanaka. Winner of the men's event Aaron Farlow was very happy to have to come away with a good result after what he felt was a pretty poor […]Swimming Training for Triathlon: Is it That important?
Triathlon is a sum of three component parts. The swim leg, generally speaking, comprises the least of the 3 time components that make up the sport. A swim leg can range from the 750 metres of a sprint distance race, to the 3.8 km Ironman event. Many variables come into play in a Triathlon swim leg; water temperature, body of water (seawater/ocean, lake, river), and conditions (smooth, choppy, current affected etc). The majority of triathletes are professional people with a generous amount of di