Today on TriCenter we preview the Abu Dhabi Triathlon and sit down with race favorite Julie Dibens.
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Over the next week Triathlete Magazine Senior Editor Matt Fitzgerald will provide six tips on jumping in to the sport of triathlon. In the fifth article, Fitzgerald explains how to balance the tough workouts with the easier ones.
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Australian professional triathlete Leon Griffin reports on his experiences from the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon.
G’day Folks.
Glad to report the pillows at my hotel in Abu Dhabi copped a 10hr hiding last night and I no longer feel like a walking zombie after a big sleep.
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This week on TriCenter records fall at Ironman New Zealand, we preview the Abu Dhabi Triathlon and Julie Dibens gives us an interview.
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Over the next week Triathlete Magazine Senior Editor Matt Fitzgerald will provide six tips on jumping in to the sport of triathlon. In the fourth article, Fitzgerald explains how to incorporate race specific workouts into your training plan.
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A bike crash on January 2nd took the overwhelming favorite, the Tiger Woods of triathlon, Chrissie Wellington out of the action before it ever started. That opens up the door in the women’s field and makes the top prize of $50,000 USD a prize within reach.
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Australian professional triathlete Leon Griffin will be sharing daily blogs from his trip to the inaugural Abu Dhabi Triathlon. Today, Griffin talks about his long flight from Melbourne, Australia to Abu Dhabi, and his first impressions of the area.
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We’re now less than one week before the inaugural Abu Dhabi International Triathlon. A star-studded line-up with world champion caliber athletes will vie for one of the largest prize purses in the sport at $230,000 USD.
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Over the next week Triathlete Magazine Senior Editor Matt Fitzgerald will provide six tips on jumping in to the sport of triathlon. In the third article, Fitzgerald explains how to train progressively leading into your “A” race.
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Over the next week Triathlete Magazine Senior Editor Matt Fitzgerald will provide six tips on jumping in to the sport of triathlon. In the second article, Fitzgerald explains how to incorporate a variety of intensity levels into your training.
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New Zealand’s Cameron Brown and Joanna Lawn posted record-breaking performances at Ironman New Zealand on Saturday, March 6. Brown became the first athlete to ever win nine times at an Ironman event, while Lawn established a new course record thanks to a time of 9:14:35. See images from the historic day below.
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Ironman New Zealand is one of few Ironmans in the world where the home athletes loyally race year after year. At the age of 37, New Zealand’s Cameron Brown has become the most loyal of them all, winning his ninth title at Ironman New Zealand on Saturday. For the women, New Zealand’s Joanna Lawn took back the title that was hers in from 2003 to 2008 and she did so by defeating last year’s winner, Gina Crawford of New Zealand, and establishing a new course record.
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The DeBoom family has tasted sweet success in the sport of triathlon. While the multisport world knows about Tim DeBoom’s back-to-back Hawaiian Ironman victories in 2001 and 2002, older brother Tony was a top tier professional as well. A graduate from West Point Academy, Tony trained with the Army Special Forces – the Army Rangers – and once he completed his military commitment dove headfirst into triathlon racing. During his career, Tony won St. Anthony’s and Ironman Utah as well as finishing runner-up to brother Tim at Ironman California and serving as an alternate on the 2000 US Olympic Triathlon Team.
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