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Your body whispers what your mind resists: pushing harder isn't the answer – mastering the art of recovery transforms good athletes into champions.
News & Racing
The T100 2025 season features a stellar roster, including Jessica Learmonth and Hayden Wilde, across six global races from Singapore to Dubai, promising a thrilling year for triathlon fans.
Interviews
Born in Singapore and forged through the crucible of St Peter's Cambridge, James Corbett's journey from expat kid to rising Kiwi triathlon star showcases the power of embracing change.
Extreme athlete Jonas Deichmann aims to redefine the limits of human endurance by completing 120 Ironman distances in 120 days on the iconic Challenge Roth course.
Three-time Ironman World Champion Mirinda Carfrae honoured for her significant contributions to Australian triathlon.
Join Ellie and Zac on their unforgettable journey through Utah's breathtaking landscapes, blending triathlon training with exploration of iconic parks and local culinary delights.
Adventurer Isaac Kenyon completed an Ironman triathlon with a weighted vest to raise awareness for mental health, sharing his personal struggles and inspiring others to seek help.
Discover how 60+ elite triathletes redefine age with their insatiable drive for personal growth, resilience, and passion for triathlon.
Over 8 years of coaching, professional triathlete Jan van Berkel transformed from a sub-3 hour Ironman marathoner into one of the world's premier long-distance runners, claiming 4 victories at Ironman Switzerland through unwavering consistency and a meticulous training approach.
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Regular breaks are crucial in endurance training, aiding in recovery and improving performance, despite the initial fitness loss.
From Knibb's threepeat to Geens' record chase and cultural ceremonies that gave everyone goosebumps.
Seven days after becoming a father, Melbourne's Mitch Kibby somehow managed to lead the Aussie contingent at worlds with a gutsy 23rd, flying the Green and Gold flag in Taupo.
From chasing down a rough swim to banking the biggest payday in triathlon history, Italy's Gregory Barnaby proves that consistency trumps flash in the Pro Series finale
From chasing shadows in the Olympic circuit to smashing records in Taupo, Belgium's Jelle Geens reveals how patience, a fresh coach, and past failures crafted his perfect world title race.
Jelle Geens turned his Olympic speed into middle-distance mastery, hunting down hometown hero Hayden Wilde to claim his first 70.3 world title in record-breaking fashion.
Five podiums, three silvers, two wins, and one massive payday - Matthews just showed the tri world that consistency beats perfection in the inaugural Pro Series chase.
From a dodgy swim sight to a blistering 1:16 run split, our Aussie gun showed why patience pays off, running through the field for her first worlds podium in Taupo.
While Nib made history with her third straight world title, Matthews turned a 4:26 deficit into a 1:15 finish gap and a $200K Pro Series payday. Talk about a good day at the office.
Between Wild's audacious 65-minute run prediction and a $200K Pro Series showdown, Sunday's men's race has more plot twists than a Netflix series.
Hayden Wild's bold 65-minute run prediction sets the stage for a proper Sunday scorcher, as Olympic medallists and long-course legends battle it out in Taupo.
Six Aussie blokes front up in Taupo led by Amberger, while new dad Kibby rocks up with the ultimate taper - a newborn baby and zero sleep prep for Sunday's throwdown.