Month: March 2021

Ironman 70.3 Scotland has been announced as the eighth event in the UK and Ireland’s Ironman calendar today, which include Ironman UK, Ironman Wales, Ironman “Edinburgh gets Ironman 70.3 in 2017”

Researchers from the University of Arizona compared the brain scans of young male cross country runners to those who haven’t engaged in regular physical activity “Running found to improve brain function”

The International Triathlon Union (ITU) has named Edmonton in Canada as the host city for the ITU World Championships Grand Final in 2020. Advertisement The “ITU awards 2020 Grand Final to Edmonton”

Only two weeks after announcing the launch of Long Course Weekend in Jervis Bay, Australia Activity Wales Events have announced it will have another European event in “Long Course Weekend comes to Mallorca”

Seoul, South Korea — The North Korean regime has suggested it is rethinking whether it should abide by its moratorium on nuclear and missile tests “North Korea warns it might resume nuclear and missile tests over scheduled U.S.-South Korean war games”

Alistair Brownlee has come second, behind tennis world number one and 2016 Wimbledon winner Andy Murray, at BBC Sports Personality of the Year. In third “Ali Brownlee comes 2nd at SPOTY”

Seoul, South Korea –– A balcony inside a nightclub in South Korea collapsed on Saturday, killing two people and injuring 16, including American and other “2 killed, U.S. athletes injured in balcony collapse during swimming championships in South Korea”

Boardman Bikes have been granted planning permission to build a new performance centre near Evesham in Worcesterhire. The centre will include a cycling specific wind “Boardman gets approval for revolutionary new performance centre”

Alistair and Jonny Brownlee have just faced their greatest challenge ever – forget going 70.3, forget Olympics, forget SPOTY – the real question is ‘who “Ali and Jonny take on the HUUB Waterslide Challenge…”

Harare, Zimbabwe — The more than 2 million residents of Zimbabwe’s capital and surrounding towns were without tap water on Tuesday after authorities shut down “Water cut off for 2 million residents of Zimbabwe’s capital Harare”