Interviews
Interviews
Exclusive one on ones with the most prominent people in triathlon.
Charlotte McShane has overcome the heat & is set for a huge 2017
After placing third in the suffocating heat at the ITU World Championships in 2016, and gracing the cover of Australian Triathlete this month, it’s clear 2017 is shaping to be Charlotte Mcshane’s time to shine. Trizone caught up with this inspiring athlete to talk confidence, heat exhaustion and how
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Aaron Royle sets sail on a new course
Aaron Royle has made huge changes in the past few months. From finally succumbing to a frustrating plantar fascia injury, to changing coaches, he’s starting afresh in 2017. Trizone caught up with the Olympian to see what sparked these huge changes. Closure on Rio sparks change “For a long time, I di
Charlotte McShane has overcome the heat & is set for a huge 2017
After placing third in the suffocating heat at the ITU World Championships in 2016, and gracing the cover of Australian Triathlete this month, it’s clear 2017 is shaping to be Charlotte Mcshane’s time to shine. Trizone caught up with this inspiring athlete to talk confidence, heat exhaustion and how
Melissa Hauschildt overcomes all odds to win
Mel Hauschildt is one of Australia’s most successful triathletes, but has faced a tough few years laced with injuries. Trizone caught up with Mel to chat about running through searing pain, her start in triathlon and her incredible mental outlook. Hauschildt’s 2016 in a nutshell “Not finishing Kona
Tim Reed: The Most Interesting World 70.3 Champion Opens Up
Tim Reed is the Ironman 70.3 World Champion, and along the way he has learned a huge amount about how to approach life as an athlete. Trizone caught up with Tim to chat about training, crippling nerves, Kona and his identity within the sport. “It’s definitely a career highlight, but it’s still a job
Jake Birtwhistle: Back to work and ready for 2017
Jake Birtwhistle is focusing on the WTS circuit and preparing for Commonwealth Games selection this year. He recently took four weeks off from training to rest and has since returned to training to work on improving his swim and run techniques and overall technique in the sport.
First time pro-racer Lindsay Lawry talks about how he got to the start line
This Sunday will see Lindsay Lawry take on his first pro 70.3, and he’s set to make an impact in the field. Trizone caught up with Lindsay to see how he made it to the pro ranks. Lindsay Lawry, who has a background in surfing and surf lifesaving, has just acquired his pro license in 2017, and [&hell
Jake Montgomery is back for his first 70.3 post-accident at Geelong
Jake Montgomery won Geelong 70.3 last year, and months later, sustained a serious head injury after begin hit by a car while out for a bike ride. Remarkably, Jake will be back racing at Geelong 70.3 this year, so we caught up with him to see how he’s doing. Crossing the line is the ultimate [&hellip
Dan Wilson is set for a fierce race at Ironman 70.3 Geelong
Dan Wilson is gearing up for a powerful start to 2017, kicking off with the upcoming IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong event. Trizone chatted to Wilson to steal his predictions for the event. “I had a little bit of time off, but was back into it in mid December. I kept up my training over Christmas,” said [&hell
Ellie Salthouse is bringing her A-game to Ironman 70.3 Geelong
Ellie Salthouse is in fierce form and ready for Geelong 70.3 this weekend. Trizone caught up with her to chat pre-race fitness and donut socks. “I came into fitness early, and decided Dubai had a good start list. Siri (coach) and I decided it was a good time to see where I was at and […]
Josh Amberger makes some changes and is ready for Ironman 70.3 Geelong
Josh Amberger might win this year’s Ironman 70.3 Geelong thanks to some huge changes made in the last few months. Trizone caught up with Josh to get tips for the race and to see what he’s been up to. Coaching swaps kickstart major changes “You can’t move forward without looking back really can you?”
Annabel Luxford aiming for one spot better at Ironman 70.3 Geelong
Last year Annabel Luxford placed second at Ironman 70.3 Geelong, and this year she’s vying for the win. Trizone chatted to Luxford about juggling a corporate career, excellence in sport and a mindset few athletes will ever achieve. DNF at Kona creates goal for 2017 “Unfortunately I had some bad luck