The Everyday Guy's Triathlon Journey
I am Still in Control of My Health
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The Everyday Guy's Triathlon Journey
David Towler Aug. 20, 2019
A Type I Diabetes diagnosis kickstarted my journey to triathlon.
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Hey Moms, You Shouldn't Feel Guilty For Making Time for Yourself
Michelle Fisher May 07, 2019
Why do we immediately think that being a mom means we can no longer have time for ourselves to do the things we love?
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I Started Triathlon at Age 61. The Sport Has Taught Me to Respect My Age Without Using it as an Excuse
Erin Swenson April 02, 2019
Erin Swenson shares the reasons why she loves the sport she picked up later in life.
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My Daughter has Angelman Syndrome. She's The Reason Why I Race
Deanna McCurdy March 25, 2019
My daughter and so many others with debilitating conditions have opened my eyes to how fortunate we are to be able to push our bodies.
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Not Done Yet
Ken Calwell March 12, 2019
A bike accident shattered my body—but not my spirit.
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Women Shaping Multisport, Part 2
Holly Johnson March 06, 2019
Thoughts from an Olympic medalist and an entrepreneurial pro athlete who helped mold triathlon into its modern form
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Women Shaping Multisport, Part 1
Holly Johnson March 01, 2019
Shining a spotlight on several highly accomplished women who have made their mark in multisport
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Choosing Resilience
Becca Napoli Feb. 20, 2019
My dad taught me that perseverance is a choice, but adversity is not. Now I'm applying those lessons to triathlon—and life.
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Multisport Milestones Part 2: Leading the Way in Cultural Diversity
Holly Johnson Feb. 14, 2019
A world-class age-group competitor, an urban pioneer and an innovative coach share their views on diversity and their vision for African-American participation in multisport
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Multisport Milestones, Part 1: Leading the Way in Cultural Diversity
Holly Johnson Feb. 08, 2019
Max Fennell and Sika Henry are blazing a trail to take African-American multisport participation to new levels of inclusion—and competition.
