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With our limited amounts of time, triathletes like you and me who have full time jobs and other responsibilities often let something fall by the wayside. If you’re like me, you’re diligent about getting your training in, and you have the willpower to make good nutritional choices most of the time, but you’re  Natural running has been a hot topic the last few years. With the release of Christopher McDougall’s book Born to Run, the idea of natural running was unleashed on the masses and hit the ground running. Most companies scrambled to make a shoe that was thinner and lighter – one that would make the running experience feel more natural…  By Mark Lee The time trialist and triathlete no longer have to choose between high performance hydraulic brakes and Shimano’s superb Di2 base bar shifters. With the increasing number of people modifying remote buttons to work with hydraulic brake levers, the two are no longer mutually exclusive. This isn’t meant to be a tutorial, but is intended  GPS watch evolution has allowed watches to get increasingly closer to a regular watch size, but has also allowed for the addition of numerous functions and settings; the beauty of the Run Trainer 2.0 lies in its simplicity. Timex has made a GPS watch with the most useful functions, while leaving out the frivolous, creating a GPS watch made for the majority.  It is the biggest bike show in the U.S. Join us for a walk around the floor of Interbike 2012 with Tom Demerly, Matt Duffin and a camera to find the gems and unique triathlon finds for the upcoming year. Bring your walking shoes with you… |
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