News, Races & Places, Sports Travel, Triathlon, Triathlon
Qualify for the 2020 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Taupo, New Zealand, with 30 slots available at brand new Ironman race in India. Read more
Posted Feb 8, 2019
Adventure Racing, News, Races & Places
Competing in the Kathmandu Coast to Coast has been over 20 years in the making for blind Wellington athlete Dave Piper. Read more
Posted Feb 1, 2019
Adventure Racing, Races & Places, Stories
Australians Alex Hunt and James Pretto are leading the charge to be the first foreign multi-sport athletes to win the Kathmandu Coast to Coast longest day world Championship men’s event in 26 years. Read more
Posted Jan 31, 2019
Races & Places, Run / Trail Run, Running, Training Centre
Hanny Alston provides us with some suggestions to combat the challenge of training for hills, without hills! Read more
Posted Jan 31, 2019
Dougal Allan reflects and provides an insight into six of the most important ingredients from the process he has experienced in his pursuit of better swimming. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
Mindset, Swim, Training Centre, Triathlon
If you experience anxiety when swimming you are not alone, it’s not uncommon for competitive swimmers and triathletes alike to experience swimming related anxiety. Fortunately, there are some strategies to help reduce and eliminate it. Here are some tips to reduce swimming anxiety. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
News, Races & Places, Run / Trail Run, Swim
If we truly are a product of our environment, that would go a long way to explaining the preference of father and son duo Ian and Steve Cornelius who respectively run trail and ocean swim events on the Gold Coast; both of which lean toward the LONG end of the scale! Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
Races & Places, Run, Run / Trail Run, Run / Trail Run, Sports Travel
To run where few people tread, to immerse yourself in nature both on land and underneath the water, to visit one of the world’s great natural wonders and throw in a race to boot. There’s plenty to like about the recently launched Whitsundays Tropical Trail Run Tour. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
It’s getting close to race week, you’re in mini-taper mode but don’t want to switch off altogether. A quality swim set is perfect as it’s going to get the heart rate cracking, the race skills up to scratch but no impact means you can stay on track for a great race. Here’s what Dan Atkins, Head Coach at Triathlon Australia’s National Performance Centre on the Gold Coast, would put you through. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
Adventure Racing, Adventure Racing, News, Races & Places, Sports Travel, Stories
Multisport Magazine caught up with Sam Clark. Sam completed a hat-trick of titles at The Kathmandu Coast 2 Coast in 2018 and is likely to be staying at the top of the sport for a while yet. You’ll see why in this interview. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
Endurance, News, Races & Places, Sports Travel, Stories, Triathlon, Triathlon
What do you do when it dawns on you that continuing a life that allowed you to chase the endless summer of triathlon may no longer be possible? You go out with a bang! Here’s Mark’s account of his ‘final fling’ at long course racing; three epic events across three countries, in three consecutive weekends. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
Adventure Racing, Races & Places, Sports Travel
Endurance Coach Dougal Allan explains to us what makes the Augusta Adventure Race so special and gives us tips to make the most of our experience in WA! Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
News, Races & Places, Triathlon
Challenge Shepparton is renowned as one of Australia’s most unique and athlete-friendly half distance courses on the national calendar and here’s five good reasons why you should tick that box too and enter Challenge Shepparton. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
News, Races & Places, Triathlon, Triathlon
Summer is coming and so is the 2018/19 2XU Tri Series. A star in the busy sporting landscape of Victoria, the series has launched countless budding triathletes into the sport, hosted and supported its stars and created an ongoing legacy of fun, fitness and friendship. Read more
Posted Jan 25, 2019
Accessories, News, Races & Places, Run, Run / Trail Run, Stories
Wild Earth caught up with Tom Brimelow, the recently crowned Wild Earth Coastal High 50 2016 Champion. Read more
Posted Jan 24, 2019
News, Races & Places, Run / Trail Run
Lots of heaven, a little bit of hell, and only about half the distance of a marathon. In the Pace UTA22, the Blue Mountains finally boasts a trail running race that's accessible to novices but also attracts the elite to this spectacular sporting landscape. Read more
Posted Jan 24, 2019
Endurance, News, Races & Places, Run, Stories, Swim
Coolangatta Gold is steeped in a strong and prestigious history on the Gold Coast, and is also one of the most challenging endurance races in surf sports. What began as the central theme for a motion picture 30 years ago has now commanded a place on Australia’s annual sports calendar. On October 16, 2016 the tradition continued as two worthy champions again took their place on top of the podium in the endurance event that combines swimming, running, board paddling and surf skiing. Read more
Posted Jan 24, 2019
Adventure Racing, Endurance, News, Races & Places
You may immediately think of the sled dog race, held each year across 1000 miles in the remote, cold wintry heart of Alaska. This story is about a human powered race that covers the same course. Read more
Posted Jan 24, 2019
Overseas Racing, Races & Places, Sport 3 Events and Tours, Sports Travel, Stories, Transfers, Travel Tips, Triathlon, Triathlon
The 2016 edition of the Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii saw a star’s reputation enhanced even further and a record breaking performance. But this story focuses on four inspiring stories from age-group athletes who all found strength in the lava fields of Kona and were willing to share their story of ‘My Hawaii’ with our readers. Read more
Posted Jan 24, 2019
News, Races & Places, Triathlon
Record entries across two world qualifying events saw the Yarrawonga Mulwala Multisport Festival declared a massive success by the local organizing committee, officials and athletes. The festival attracted over 1000 competitors across the weekend with over 35% of triathletes from interstate and a sprinkle of overseas athletes. Athletes tackled the unique cross border triathlon course in the ‘age group draft legal’ sprint format for the first time and promised to be back again next year. Read more
Posted Jan 23, 2019
News, Races & Places, Stories, Triathlon, Triathlon
Terenzo Bozzone (NZL) and Laura Siddall (GBR) were crowned champions at Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain IRONMAN New Zealand on a day that saw race records smashed as the event celebrated 20 years in Taupo and 34 years in total, second only to the IRONMAN World Championships in Kona, which celebrates 40 years this October. Read more
Posted Jan 23, 2019
News, Races & Places, Stories, Triathlon
For the past 13 years Huskisson has been so much more than a spectacular holiday spot. For NSW and ACT triathletes Huskisson is the destination of their annual February holiday, a pilgrimage that attracts in excess of 4500 participants and 10,000 spectators. Each year this number swells as athletes are starting to flock not only from interstate but international origins as well. Read more
Posted Jan 23, 2019
Bike, Bike, Cycle, Domestic Racing, Mindset, News, Races & Places, Sport 3 Events and Tours, Sports Travel, Stories, Training Centre
In 2016, 2866 people tragically lost their lives to suicide. The Puka Up Ride took 28 riders and ten support staff from Sydney to Melbourne. A 1433km journey – 2km for every life lost of the 2866. Read more
Posted Jan 23, 2019
Adventure Racing, Adventure Racing, News, Races & Places
The stage was set. There was a new course, new leg order and a few new ‘All Stars’, trained up and ready to race. The wind was up, but the sun was shining down. Augusta was seriously turning it on for the annual pilgrimage of adventure racers for the 12thrunning of the Augusta Adventure Fest. Read more
Posted Jan 23, 2019
