Month: July 2021

The tough conditions at this year’s Ironman Hawaii were plain to see, with strong sea currents for the swim, gusty crosswinds blowing across the Queen “Kona by the numbers: class of 2014”

The 220 Triathlon Show returns to Sandown Park in Surrey next March, featuring lots of new features including a full fitness testing area, cycle and “Exciting new features planned for next year’s 220 Triathlon Show”

With this year’s London Triathlon still fresh in the memory, the organisers have confirmed that tickets for next year’s event will go on sale tomorrow “Entries open tomorrow for London Triathlon 2015”

Recently I was lying on a table while a physio friend of mine inflicted the kind of pain on my buttocks you’d normally have to “Blog: The Weekend Warrior on… Getting older”

It looks like European nations delivered four of the five fastest average finish times at this year’s Ironman World Championship, with Spanish athletes delivering an “Kona 2014: top 15 countries by average finish times”

Want to experience what it’s like to ride in the pro peloton? Hurt specialists The Sufferfest have teamed up with Team Giant-Shimano to create a “Team Giant-Shimano help create new Sufferfest video ‘The Rookie’”

With this year’s Challenge Vichy done and dusted, the organisers have released the 2014 highlights, with a particular focus on the age-group races this year…. “Video: Challenge Vichy highlights”

New on the scene in 2013, the Clumber Park Off-Road Duathlon is now in its 4th year and attracts competitors for an exhilarating combination of “Race Tips: Clumber Park Duathlon”

Despite the promise of “rivers of mud” at the official course recce, this year’s Xterra Worlds in Hawaii delivered blue skies and slightly cooler temperatures “Gallery: Xterra Worlds 2014”

The world of optical heart rate monitors for athletes is growing fast – Fitbit has just taken the wraps off its new Surge, a ‘Fitness Super “Fitbit unwraps Surge smartwatch”