Triathlon

Triathlon Blogs, Bloggers, and Blogging
Why triathlon blogs?
Many triathletes and would-be triathletes like to keep a journal of their training. It helps to be able to look back and see progress or mistakes, and it's part of the learning process. Keeping a triathlon training blog online also helps to keep the triathlete committed since now others can see if you're neglecting your training. A little guilt can be a good thing!

First Triathlon - a Beginners Guide
Yes, I did it!! My first triathlon at age 50! In one year I went from a slightly overweight, unfit and sedentary 49 year old, to a trim, very fit and active 50 year old. Sounds trite but training for triathlons has changed my life. And you can do it too.

All About Olympic Triathlon - Triathletes tackle 3 disciplines
Competitors excel in swimming, cycling and running
A triathlete has to be a strong swimmer, cyclist and runner, though not every Olympic triathlete can compete at a world-class level in all three disciplines. That means the complexion of a race can change from the first splash to the final sprint, with various lead changes along the way. A decisive lead in the 1.5-kilometre swimming stage can evaporate minutes into the 40-kilometre cycling leg if a strong swimmer struggles on a bike. Some competitors slog through the swimming and cycling por...

Triathlon Addict
First steps in the world of triathlon
Are you making your first steps in the world of triathlon? Did you just finish your 5th Ironman in Kona? If you answers one of these questions with a "yes" - keep on reading! Triathlon Addict is a lens for people with a passion for triathlon - from beginner to ironman... TA will cover topics such as training, nutrition, events, news and personal experiences. After a short time in triathlon most athletes realize that this is more than just a sport - it is a lifestyle. TA will cover all levels...