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Written by Stefanie Peterson How do you think your preparation during this Olympic quad differs from last quad? The biggest difference between this quad and the last one was first my Olympic preparation. Last time around I was…

Written by Stefanie Peterson TriSports.com had the opportunity to talk with Greg Billington, the 28-year-old Spokane, Washington native, about his preparation for the Olympics. The first-time Olympian has been training with Joe Maloy, both…

Written by Stefanie Peterson Coming off a big win at the ITU World Triathlon Hamburg, Katie Zaferes has a first place finish under her belt in the last race before Rio; not a bad way to begin one’s first Olympic Games. As Zaferes…

Written by Stefanie Peterson Ben Kanute is no stranger to hard work. Growing up in a family of triathletes will make one accustomed to weekends of training and racing. Both of Ben’s parents competed in ultra-distance triathlons and his…

Written by Mark Allen, ITU Olympic Distance World Champion and 6-Time Hawaii IRONMAN World Champion Human beings are hardwired to become efficient at the things we do consistently. Artists perfect their paint strokes over time. It…

Before any given race, take a look around the transition area, and you'll find as many strategies for setting up equipment as there are participants in the triathlon. Gear overflows the set confines of a beach towel, 5-gallon buckets serve…

Written by Jesse Vondracek, Professional Triathlete and TriSports Elite Team Member In the sport of triathlon, we have information about training being hurled at us from every direction. We have the best minds in our sport, plus…

Written by Hilary JM Topper, MPA and Triathlete If you ask 100 people when to replace their bike helmet, most will say “never, unless it was in a crash.” It’s true that once you drop your bike helmet or once it has been in a crash, it…

Written by Sean Anderson, IRONMAN finisher, USAT All American, AG Nationals Qualifier Whether you are a seasoned veteran of the sport or a rookie, you learn something new at every race. And I’m sure every one of us wishes they had…

Written By Dr. Nicholas Parton, DPT, MTC, CSCS  You put in hours of base training and now your work has turned towards preparing for the racing season, so what do you do to avoid aches and pains that reduce your training? What do you do…