So far 2010 has not been kind to four of the world’s top triathlon stars. Ironman World Champions Chrissie Wellington and Craig Alexander, and ITU World Champions Alistair Brownlee and Emma Moffatt have had setbacks in the first couple months of the New Year. Wellington underwent wrist surgery after being involved in a bike accident on
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Ryan Sutter is best known for being chosen by Trista Rehn (now Sutter) in the first season of ABC’s “The Bachelorette” in 2003, but he’s not relying on that fame in his quest to raise money for an organization close to his heart. Sutter is taking on the grueling challenge of competing in 10 endurance
The first step in controlling your eating is acknowledging that you can’t. Written by: Matt Fitzgerald We’ve all heard this one: “I’m on the see food diet. When I see food, I eat it.” It’s a mildly amusing joke the first time you hear it, but what’s not funny is the fact that, in a sense, all of
We’ve nabbed fifteen women from the hundreds of submissions for this month’s model search. Voting starts tomorrow! You’ve got a day to familiarize yourself with the fifteen finalists before voting. We’re looking for Triathlete.com’s Miss July, a woman who represents the multi-sport lifestyle and can make a bikini melt. We’ll be narrowing it down to
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong has acknowledged that part of his post-cycling career will include participation in triathlons. Right after Armstrong crossed the finish line of one of the hardest stages (17th stage on top of Col du Tourmalet) at his final Tour de France, Competitor’s Bruce Hildenbrand asked him about his plans
This two-part series looks at why heat and humidity affect running performance and how to acclimatize to hot conditions. Written by: Tawnee Prazak It’s no secret that exercising in the heat is downright hard. Throw in humidity and it gets even worse. But why? Below are five physiological reasons the body suffers when temperatures are soaring. 1)
