Need is the Mother of Invention – Or In this case Adaptation
Amidst COVID-19, Turbo Studio adapts to virtual cycling platforms like Zwift, maintaining client connections and expanding its global reach.
Craig Alexander Talks Zwift and a little Triathlon
I recently had the honour of spending a few hours with Craig Alexander – triathlete, father and coffee lover. I knew we would get along. His illustrious career earning him multiple world titles cements him as one of, if not the greatest, Australian triathlete of all time. As a Zwift Ambassador
From Fastest Ironman Debut to Ironman New Zealand Champion – Kiwi Mike Phillips chats to Trizone
There was something about Mike Phillips that got me inspired to open up the laptop again. It's been a while. Life got in the way and Shawn had the smarts to do much more with Trizone than I could. But… I started seeing this Kiwi guy, who had wandered around in the short course game, [&he
Kylie Jones Continues to Prove Anything Is Possible at Ironman Western Australia
When Kylie Jones lines up at IRONMAN Western Australia it will another amazing achievement in a roller coaster journey that started 11 year years ago, when just 32 she was diagnosed with breast cancer. At the end of 2006, Kylie found a hard pea type lump in right breast. Despite no family history of
Triathlon’s Dynamic Duo Dream Big at Ironman Western Australia
Triathlon’s dynamic duo Kevin Fergusson and Sid James are bringing their own special brand of mateship, loyalty and devotion to IRONMAN Western Australia (2 December), when Kevin will put his body through hell to share the dream of becoming an IRONMAN with his longtime friend. Sid’s dream to race IR
Bill Chaffey is Turning Back the Clock on the Gold Coast
Paralympian Bill Chaffey, a five-time ITU Paratriathlon World Champion, is set to compete in his last ITU World Championship in the upcoming ITU World Triathlon Grand Final on the Gold Coast.
Sue Reynolds Shows What’s Possible to Achieve the World Triathlon dream
Sue Reynolds was unhealthily obese, she was unable to tie her own shoelaces and had no idea about the impact that sport would have on her life. Now 64 years of age, Sue has lost 90kg of body weight over the past five years. “In 2012, I was morbidly obese. I couldn’t even tie my […]