I forsee a name change….
But the big, super exciting news. . . . it’s official, I’m finally embarking on the road to TRIATHLETE this year!…
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I forsee a name change….
But the big, super exciting news. . . . it’s official, I’m finally embarking on the road to TRIATHLETE this year!…
Read more from the original source:
I forsee a name change….
According to the Associated Press, the NAVY Seals are looking for specifics when it comes to recruiting future Navy SEALS. They have determined that water polo players usually make good candidates, as do triathletes. See the article from the San Diego Union Tribune below: The Navy’s elite SEALs force is looking for a few good water
Specialized has gotten on board with the new team trend in triathlon. The company has announced four new teams: A long course team, a short course team, an ITU development team and an XTERRA team. The four teams are made of up of some of the top names in the sport. Specialized is the first
Australian Luke McKenzie and American Amy Marsh overcame the tough conditions of Haikou, China to take the wins at Ironman China. The anticipated appearance of Australian Chris McCormack on the Ironman China course was short lived as the former Ironman World Champion was forced to drop out early on the bike due to stomach issues
In a ruling that could impact the relationship between triathlons and triathlon clubs across the country, a district court in Manhattan ruled that a triathlon club could not be named the NYC Triathlon Club because it would infringe on the trademark rights of the New York City Triathlon. Apparently there is room for only one
A quick look at what you can find in the April 2010 issue of Triathlete Magazine. Written by: Bethany Leach The April 2010 issue of Triathlete, which will be on newsstands March 16, brings you the annual bike buyer’s guide, complete with the best aerobars, wheels, saddles and more than 40 tri bikes, ranging in price from
