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Photo: Shutterstock.com Not all breads are created equal—here’s how to toast the best. The post Finding The Healthiest Bread Options appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Messick at the 2013 Ironman World Championship. Photo: John David Becker Ironman CEO Andrew Messick chats with Bob Babbitt about a variety of topics in the sport. The post Andrew Messick Talks KPR, Validation And More appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

There are triathlon camps around the world. Pictured here: Tucson, Ariz. Photo: Nils Nilsen It's not too late to incorporate a triathlon training camp into your 2014 season. The post The Benefits Of A Triathlon Training Camp appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Starykowicz says he has one card to play in a race, so he kept driving despite his seatpost problem. Photo: Aaron Hersh American Andrew Starykowicz chats after his fourth-place finish at the 2014 Wildflower Long Course Triathlon. The post Andrew Starykowicz Recaps His Wildflower Race appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Run-bike specialists such as Matt Russell benefited from the run from the swim to the bikes. Photo: Aaron Hersh American Matthew Russell claimed third at Saturday's Wildflower Long Course Triathlon. The post Matthew Russell On The Unique Wildflower Format appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

The necessities you’ll need to get through the swim and first transition of a triathlon are on this list. The post 2014 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide: Swim And T1 Beginner Essentials appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Illustration by Hunter King. The ways social media—and the ubiquitous hashtag—can actually be useful to the triathlete. The post Confessions Of An Age-Grouper: #Riveting appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

The tempo run helps you develop the confidence to run your goal race pace for a prolonged period of time. The post One-Hour Workout: Tempo Run With A Twist appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Ironman 70.3 Victoria will take place on June 15, 2014. The post Ironman Acquires Subaru Western Triathlon Series appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

McLarty is one of the fastest swimmers in the sport. Photo: Aaron Hersh Your Twitter questions about swimming as a triathlete, answered by coach Sara McLarty. The post Ask Coach Sara: Getting Comfortable In The Water appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Senior editor Jené Shaw gets a lesson from Gary Hall Sr. Three-time Olympic medalist and frequent Triathlete contributor Gary Hall Sr. will be coaching in Los Angeles May 9–16. The post In L.A. Next Week? Take A Swim Lesson With Olympian Gary Hall Sr. appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

As a youth who competed in mountain biking, Mexico’s Fransisco Serrano fell in love with triathlon. That love and enthusiasm for the sport last year propelled him to his first age group World Championship title in London in the men’s 30-34 standard distance division. Check out some of his favourite workouts that got him to the top spot. Full Name: Francisco Serrano Plowells Age Group: 30-34 Profession:...

It was the return of the king and queen at the National Duathlon Championships, organised by the Malta Triathlon Federation on the 1 of May. Both Danica Bonello-Spiteri and Keith Galea banked upon their disappointment of last year and came out on tops by beating last year’s title winners, Michelle Vella-Wood and Fabio Spiteri respectively. While it was the second Duathlon Nationals claimed by Galea,...

Photo: Scott Sady Pro Liz Lyles juggles the demands of competing at the highest level in a three-discipline sport alongside her role as a full-time mom. The post No Rest And No Regrets: Liz Lyles’ Story appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Breakfast Quinoa. Photo: Winnie Poon Ma Start your mornings off with this wonder grain cooked to sweet perfection. Breakfast Quinoa Start your mornings off with this wonder grain The post Breakfast Quinoa Recipe appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Photo: Shutterstock.com Dealing with a pulled hamstring? Dr. Jordan Metzl discusses the symptoms, as well as how to fix it and prevent it in the future. The post Med Tent: Strained (Pulled) Hamstring appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Our June issue features everything you need to know about how to rebound, recover and stay injury-free as the season heats up. The post Sneak Peek: Triathlete Magazine’s June 2014 Issue appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Thomas hadn't run more than 8 miles in the prior year before this race, but logged extensive miles in an Alter-G treadmill. Photo: Aaron Hersh American Jesse Thomas chats moments after earning his fourth-straight victory at the Wildflower Long Course Triathlon. The post Jesse Thomas On Emotional Wildflower Win appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

Jackson was already in a great place early into the ride. This was her race to lose. Photo: Aaron Hersh American Heather Jackson chats about three-peating at the Wildflower Long Course Triathlon and her upcoming Ironman. The post Heather Jackson Chats About Third Wildflower Victory appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...

In this video we show you the hand switch, and it’s performed exactly as the name suggests. The post One-Minute Core And Shoulder Exercise: The Hand Switch appeared first on Triathlete.com . ...