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So you’re a triathlete. And you train. Maybe you train a lot. Maybe you’ve even hired someone who knows more than you about training to tell you what to do so you can go faster. Great, now you know when and how far to swim/bike/run each…

Training and racing with a power meter can take your racing to the next level. How? Brian Stover of Accelerate 3 Coaching discusses the basics of using a power meter.

The Vector pedal-based power meter from Garmin is one the most hotly anticipated and in-demand systems on the market, for good reason. The promise of a truly portable power meter that can be brought wherever you go and easily switched…

This blog brought to you by former Team TriSports athlete Nicole Ramsbey. Check out her blog at www.nicoleramsbey.com and follow her on Twitter – nicoleramsbey. I raced a sprint tri the other weekend and was not in peak form to say the…

This fun blog brought to you by Team TriSports athlete Scott Perrine, who is about to compete at the inaugural Ironman Lake Tahoe. All history ties the roots of Triathlon back to San Diego, CA in the early 1970s, but after spending the…

This blog brought to you by Team TriSports athlete Nicole Truxes (rhymes with “success”). Check out her blog at www.nicole-stateofmind.blogspot.com and follow her on Twitter – nicoletruxes. It’s heating up here in the desert, as I’m sure…

This fun blog brought to you by Team TriSports athlete Liz Miller (who also happens to be a geologist). Follow her on Twitter – FeWmnLiz. What factors do you consider when signing up for races? How close the race is to where you live? Or…

This blog brought to you by TriSports Champion Ed Shortsleeve. Check out his blog at http://itrihardinvegas.tumblr.com and follow him on Twitter – vegaschef. It’s a typical weekend for the typical weekend warrior. Up before the family…

This blog brought to you by TriSports Team athlete Scott Bradley. Check out his blog at www.scottbradleytriathlon.blogspot.com and follow him on Twitter – scottbradley11. When I walk into transition on race day, I am amazed at some of the…

This blog post was written for us by TriSports Team member Karin Bivins. I got into triathlons when I was nearly 57 years of age.  The good thing was that our kids were grown and, although at that time I was still working, I would be…