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The COVID-19 pandemic kept people away from mass participation events around the world, but fueled the boom in sign-ups to virtual races whether single-sport or multisport.

Kick 2021 off to a good start with a high quality training camp in Australia’s Snowy Mountains between January 22 - 26.

The Kona goal won’t distract them from their Olympic dreams, however; they will be 100% focused on getting fit to win Tokyo.

As we return to swimming, biking, and running it's time to talk about what a concussion is and how to return to sport safely after an injury.

We all know that triathlon for the most part is an individual sport. Or is it?

Athletes are more at risk for iron deficiency than the general population.

The offseason is a bridge between what you’ve accomplished and what your future goals are.

The three-time Ironman World Champion is definitively out of any racing in 2020.

Ben Hammond is a bike fitter, coach and former professional triathlete. His years of experience coupled with advanced studies in sports science and movement allow him to help his athletes drive their training and performance.

You can't put rivalries in a box. For great rivalries to occur, there are a few things that need to be in place.

Macca talks about the Super League Triathlon Arena Games and how they can be exciting to watch as well as another game-changer for the sport.

Like many age groupers, Jenna came into endurance sport as an adult looking for a way to keep weight off and meet people. What she found was life-changing and so much more than she ever imagined it could be.

Macca writes about why you should continue triathlon training even when there's no racing.

With a lot of uncertainty at the moment there is real power in having something consistent to create some certainty.

Macca holds forth at length about the challenges that Ironman and global sport events companies may be facing.

MX Endurance are swimming, biking and running around the World.

This year has made me look at how I live my life and reflect on certain things, it has made consider some choices about how I am going to live from now on and make changes now rather than at some point in the future.

COVID-19 might actually be one of the best thing that could have happened to triathletes.

With so many people focusing on pushing harder and training more have you ever considered the benefits of actually slowing down in training to improve?

What drives a professional athlete’s desire to pursue this sport at its highest level?