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Brooks Glycerin 9 (2012)

Forget the literary overreach by Brooks on the technical aspects of this shoe. The ecstasy exceeds the utility. Just wear the shoe. It’s a very good update of the Glycerin line.

2011 XTERRA USA Champs

XTERRA pros proved once again they are world class, but Lance Armstrong’s 5th place brought sizzle to the XTERRA USA Championships. Photo Gallery by Timothy Carlson.

LA Triathlon in pictures

Cameron Dye and Lisa Norden grabbed the 2011 Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Triathlon titles. Dye finally beat Bennett and Norden earned win #3 in LA.

Zyemtsev, Lidbury take Augusta

Viktor Zyemtsev ran past Maxim Kriat to take the ESi Ironman 70.3 Augusta and Aussie Tim Berkel prevented a Ukrainian podium sweep. Brit Emma-Kate Lidbury snagged the women’s title.

Dye loves L.A.

Cameron Dye broke Greg Bennett’s hegemony over this race by taking the Kaiser Permanente L.A. Tri in convincing style. Lisa Norden did not give up her stranglehold, three-peating in course record time.

Sniffing jocks inhibits good spelling

If you create a Venn diagram, the circles of which circumscribe ESPN’s columnists, and the list of Rhodes scholars, any intersection is highly unlikely, as has again been demonstrated.

2011 Interbike: Cerevellum Hindsight 35

The Cerevellum Hindsight 35 is a digital rearview mirror using a 3.5in LCD and camera to show you what’s behind you. In the event of an accident, it also functions as a “black box,” turning itself off when it senses an impact.

Kemper, Bennett rule Buffalo

Hunter Kemper recorded his 7th USAT Elite National title today with a win at the 2011 Buffalo ITU Pan American Cup in Buffalo, NY. For defending women’s champion Laura Bennett it was the third title.

The ride of Lance Armstrong

Lance Armstrong is racing the XTERRA US National Championships in Ogden, Utah tomorrow and here is a closer look at his weapon of choice – courtesy of XTERRA.

Interbike 2011: the Slowtwitch.com run through

For 2012, the organizers of Interbike are considering something new – opening the show to the public. For those of you considering making the trip to Las Vegas next year, we decided to give you a peak behind the closed doors of the Sands Convention Center.

Return to the Valley of Fire

En route to Interbike 2011, Jordan Rapp stopped in at the Valley of Fire, part of the iconic bike ride of the Leadman Tri Life Time EPIC 250. He mounted up his GoPro, honed his driving skills, enhanced said driving skills via high-speed video, and made a little movie magic…

Hewitt dominates Yokohama WCS

Andrea Hewitt repeats her Beijing Grand Final performance, tops runner-up Emma Moffatt and third-place Kate McIlroy to win the Yokohama World Championship Series event.

Silva sizzles in Yokohama WCS

Joao Silva, 22-year-old Portuguese Pro, sizzles in 100-degree heat to run away with the Yokohama WCS title with a closing 30:19 run. Simon Whitfield had his best WCS finish this year in 4th place.

Less is Less: the Myth of More Recovery

As long as it’s couched in the guise of, “more,” human beings want it. The latest phenomenon sweeping our sport is the idea of more recovery. But recovery is really the lack of activity; it’s not something you can have more of.

Earn the Money

Earlier this summer we published on Slowtwitch an article called, “Where is the Money,” about the recent pay practices of certain race organizations. The B-side to that story is here.

Aernouts, Butterfield in Syracuse

Bart Aernouts from Belgium took the win at Ironman 70.3 Syracuse in a very speedy 3:57:30. In the women’s race Nikki Butterfield held off Caroline Steffen with a race best bike and fast run.

Böcherer, Sym rule Cancun

European 70.3 Champion Andreas Böcherer took the win in Cancun with a hard charge on the bike and a nice closing run. Aussie Christie Sym had taken 70.3 Racine 2 months ago and now ruled again in Cancun.