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The education of a coach

 An interview with Siri Lindley, who emerged from insecurity and a failed Olympic dream to become an ITU World Champion and then to become one of the great coaches of triathlon.
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WTC to purchase, produce CTA events

 WTC will purchase substantially all TriColumbia events and produce them, beginning this year. There will be no interruption in the racing schedule, all entry fees paid will be honored.
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We Noticed: Clem Chen …

 We noticed an ass biting saddle, a bum looker, the eurostyle sports wash, the 2014 Handmade Bicycle Show and a death defying climb up the 650 meter tall Shanghai Tower.
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The Weekend Box Mar 9 2014

 Sarah Haskins wins second straight sprint title in Sarasota, Barbara Riveros-Diaz gets a Chilean home country win in Santiago, ITU Winter Triathlon tries out a new format and Sebastian Kienle wins a German 10k.
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Row, row, row across ….

 Fat Chance Row is a project of Sami Inkinen who instead of getting ready for another Ironman Hawaii will row with his wife Meredith from California to Hawaii.
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The Estonian power express

 Marko Albert captured his first Ironman title at the 30th edition of Ironman New Zealand and we talked to this fast Estonian about the race and naked bungee jumping.
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Stakeholders

 I’m going to tell you today, now, here, what others won’t. Triathlon as an industry, company by company, has been flat or declining in the U.S. for the past 2 years, maybe 3 years.
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TriColumbia on the Brink

 The venerable 30-year-old non-profit that was a national model for regional race infrastructure is teetering. The organization hopes to put out a statement by the end of the week, here's what we know.
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Five named to USAT Hall of Fame

 Ironman founders John and Judy Collins, 1979 Ironman champ Tom Warren, elite star Mike Pigg and age group legend Sister Madonna Buder will be inducted June 26 into the 6th class of the USAT Hall of Fame.
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The Weekend Box Mar 2 2014

 This Weekend Box brings you a Florida sprint, two Australia Olympic distance contests, two half marathon wins by triathlon women, a new Challenge race for Sardinia, and a bungee jump by the Taupo winner.
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The Ultraman Florida champs

 Chuck Kemeny of Tallahassee, Florida set the fastest ever Ultraman finish time at the inaugural Ultraman Florida; Julie Shelley of Sydney, Australia set the 6th fastest women’s time in her first crack at the distance.
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Magali accentuates the positive

 Magali Tisseyre broke out of the gate fast with Ironman 70.3 World Championship podiums in her first two years as a professional; now, with 11 wins in 70.3 races, she is primed to rise above an injury-plagued 2013.