Dan Alterman and Laurel Wassner win Israman 226; Ben Collins and Jenny Fletcher take the Israman 113 titles Friday in in Eilat, Israel.
by John Hirsch, January 28, 2017
It’s 20 minutes on his podcasts, 20 minutes on WEDU, 20 minutes of audience questions, and a pretty transparent final 6 minutes.
Lance Armstrong’s podcast is called The Forward. Six months and 25 podcasts in, is it worth a listen?
In his first Viking Life video episode of the year, Eric Lagerstrom asks himself what he can do to “Make Triathlon Awesome!”
By lifting the head, our hips automatically sink down. The body takes on a slight incline from head to toe, perhaps 7 to 10 degrees, as the swimmer labors through the water.
SRAM repurposed a pair of shelved technologies, brilliantly displayed their relevancy, and transformed the landscape of cycling. Here’s how best to use this tech.
Bragi’s Dash occupies an interesting niche in the market. It takes a whole bunch of things people use – activity tracker, music player, Bluetooth headset – and wraps them all together in a totally waterproof package that you can control with a dizzying array of physical gestures and touch controls.
Lionel Sanders of Canada started 2017 with a decisive victory and Barbara Riveros of Chile took her 3rd straight home country title at Ironman 70.3 Pucon.
Scott’s new Cadence Plus helmet proves that an aero road helmet doesn’t have to be a compromise. It can be lighter, more comfortable, and just as aero as a dedicated TT helmet. This is easily the best road helmet I’ve ever used.
From the Rio Olympics to scenic Scandinavian SwimRuns, from the Cozumel GF to a Canadian cycle shop dog, some favorite pics by ST contributors in 2016.
More single-ringers! Look inside for some real muscle bikes. Some of the owners of the bikes herein don’t ascribe to the use of the X-SYNC rings.
Here is the first of several photo galleries of Slowtwitchers who’ve eschewed polyringamy for the monoring.
Braden Currie defended his title and set a new course record and Amelia Wilkinson defended her title at the Port of Tauranga Half.
With a reduced schedule due to a February hip operation, Timothy Carlson offers a selection of his favorite 2016 triathlon photos from Dubai, San Francisco and Kona.
If you followed along on our series of Nordic Skiing articles last winter and want to take the next step, we present the first in a series of monthly training plans incorporating Nordic into your S-B-R routine.
Before its first race this national triathlon series instantly looks more formidable than what TriRock’s was, perhaps approaching what Life Time’s is.
The best shifting? That’s easy. Shimano wins. But SRAM does so much well it’s a tough call. Slowtwitchers polled are 50/50 on SRAM v Shimano.
Aerobars that will make you think; your kid’s first bike; finally some likeable swim paddles, forum enhancements you might not have noticed.
The NEO is a third more money, bulkier, hard to move. It is also more stable, more roadlike, more sensitive to virtual road surfaces.
Gusts increase the yaw seen by a rider, making it important to understand the transient effect of winds.
A look back on Magnificent and Dubious Achievements, notable streaks and seasons, and farewell to some of our favorite triathletes by Timothy Carlson.
Swedish endurance legend Jonas Colting produced a fun and festive swimrun challenge with a twist.
A beautiful running image inspired this gallery and we have since collected many more great running pics from various places around the world.
