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While attending a training and metabolic testing camp in Park City, Utah, the summer home base of Project Podium, I had the privilege of catching up with two of our young Canadian stars.
The first, Blake Harris, has recently made the move from short-course to long-course racing and is already making a name for himself with some impressive results. Excitingly, ...
What do you get when underwater audio morphs with a world champion triathlete?
If you guessed a mermaid slicing through the water to her favourite playlist, then you are close.
Iroman world champion Lucy Charles-Barclay and H2O Audio have launched a limited edition
The triathlon community is deeply saddened by news concerning a bicycle accident involving French triathlete Jeanne Collonge.
Following an emotional and jubilant second place win at Alpe d’Huez, Jeanne was preparing for the upcoming Ironman in Kalmar.
Yesterday on social media, Yves Cordier, who has known Jeanne for many years, shared that he learned of the acci...
The world’s best female professional triathletes are returning to the beautiful city of Vancouver this weekend for the third women’s stop of the 2026 T100 Triathlon World Tour.
Holding the place in the sun, Imogen Simmonds currently sits at the top of the 2026 T100 Triathlon World Tour standings with 42 points, having raced both the Gold Coast and Spain T100s. Behind h...
In 2018, when ultrarunner Sophie Power looked ahead at her training schedule and race calendar, she realized that the UTMB race date also marked three months postpartum. She reached out to the race directors requesting a deferral, only to be told they did not have a pregnancy policy because pregnancy was considered a choice. Her options were simple: lose her spot or race.
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