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Written by Nate Deck, Field Test Expert and TriSports Ambassador Team Athlete Triathletes have various obsessions with making marginal gains. These seem to go in phases from weight and power in the off-season to aerodynamics as race…

Written by Greg Billington, USA Olympic Triathlete The races are done. The sweat sweated. An exhausted satisfaction mixed with uncertain excitement about the upcoming season.  But a mandatory break from training and racing seems…

Written by Rich Strauss, 10-time IRONMAN Finisher & Endurance Nation Coach Most triathletes spend the majority of their season training the run for a specific outcome. They have a set time in mind, a specific goal. They define…

Written by Nate Deck, Field Test Expert and TriSports Champion Team Athlete As the days get shorter and along with it your time to train outside, you may be turning to some products to light your way as dusk settles over the roads.…

Written by Adrienne Smith, Triathlete, Yoga Studio Owner & Teacher You wake up excited to conquer the day, put your shoes on and head out the door for an aerobic five-mile run. During the first mile your mind is like a runaway…

Written by James Haycraft I’ll start off on a personal level so we can relate nicely right from the get go…I have been cycling, mostly competitively, for 14 of my 32 years of life. Of those 14 years, only the past three or so have…

Written by David Tatum, USAT Level 1 coach and IRONMAN All World Athlete Company History The Lumo Run is based on the sports biomechanics research on distance running done at Loughborough University in the UK. Lumo comes to the…

Written by Nate Deck, TriSports Champion Team Athlete Bike tubes are sometimes one of the most underrated parts of a person’s bike. And yet, it is the tubes that are the most cost effective way a person can improve ride quality and…

Written by Greg Billington, USA Olympic Triathlete Giro has been at the forefront of aerodynamic helmet design since creating the Giro Advantage in 1985. Between snow sports and cycling, they specialize in helmet, glasses, and…

Written by Kevin Koskella and Chris Hague, Coaches at Tri Swim Coach Pool “toys,” like fins, paddles, snorkels and all the other dorky looking objects that fill triathletes’ pool bags, can be a curse or a blessing. If used…