Month: November 2020

Here at 220, we hope that you are keeping safe and well during this tremendously difficult time. If you have a spare few minutes, we “How has Covid-19 affected you?”

When people sign up for the Big Colour Challenge, they will receive a bespoke chart to print at home and a weekly email with new “BTF launches Big Colour Challenge to encourage people to get active”

 USA Triathlon and the Professional Triathletes Organisation have joined forces with Challenge North America to be part of its iconic Challenge Daytona race at Daytona International Speedway on December 4th, “USA Triathlon, PTO and Challenge North America unite to host three-day tri festival”

Click:beaded necklace “If you’re going to urinate on me, at least have the decency to pretend it’s not raining.” I’ve paraphrased to lessen the crudity, “Should race organisers provide refunds for cancelled races?”

We’re all struggling with lockdown at the moment – and many of us are missing the motivation and inspiration that having race goals in the “WIN! Castle Virtual Race series places, tri kit and 220 subscription!”

Having lived and worked together for the past 15 years, Helen, an Olympian and world champion triathlete, and Marc, coach and property entrepreneur, are also “How to survive lockdown as a tri couple”

Here is the statement, which includes a link to their in-depth guidance document for swimmers, from Swim England, BTF and the Royal Life Saving Society “Can you go open-water swimming in England?”

With lockdown rules changing across Europe and triathletes keen to get back into open-water, Norseman have today released a simple ‘swim safety code’, designed to “Norseman publish swim safety code with video Q+A”

The UK lockdown has been tough enough but mentally and physically but, until recently, the ultra-strict lockdown in Spain has witnessed all outdoor exercise banned “David McNamee’s lockdown tri advice”

Ironman have announced, in conjunction with host city partners and authorities in Hawaii, United States and Taupō, New Zealand, that due to the impact of “Ironman postpones 2020 70.3 World Championships and Kona until 2021”