“B”longing: Making Room in Triathlon for All Personalities
Lindsay Glassford2020-12-11T11:07:25-07:00The classic stereotype of a “typical” triathlete is someone who [...]
The classic stereotype of a “typical” triathlete is someone who [...]
How racing and coaching triathlon became a catalyst to train [...]
This article was originally published in March 2018 If we [...]
This article was originally published in June 2018 by Sika [...]
As I write this, I’m headed to Boulder — triathlon [...]
Everyone heads back to training and back to real life. How do we feel about the crowded gyms? Plus, the fastest times of 2019.
As we close out the year (and the decade), Kelly shares some random recommendations.
A look back at the last ten years — and look at what triathlon will have to deal with in the next decade.
The annual money list and a case for updating our mental notes on a few things.
Was Bahrain short? Does the PTO really have money and an announcement coming? And why do we love all the finish feels?
What does it look like to be a healthy female athlete and why does Kona never end?
What does it mean to be a woman? Plus announcements from Ironman's bad week.
Mary Cain comes forward with allegations of abuse from Salazar and Nike. What can we do?
This week, Kelly looks at the potential for the PTO to buy Ironman and highlights some upcoming world championships you should be watching.
I'm on a plane right now, on my way home [...]
How Swimrun has changed in just a year, the biggest [...]
We're tired and trying to make sense of how many [...]
This week's 'If We Were Riding' makes some observations about [...]
If We Were Riding’ is a weekly triathlon-ish newsletter written [...]
If We Were Riding’ is a weekly triathlon-ish newsletter written [...]