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Athletics teach kids to work hard and always try their best, reducing stress for kids who get most of their worries from the classroom.
Here are three drills you can do in the pool to become a better open water swimmer for your next race.
Doubt is not something negative that we should avoid; it’s an important part of searching for understanding and believing in ourselves.
Here are six tips from USA Triathlon Certified Coaches to improve your fitness and stay healthy during the offseason.
Ready to start the 2017 triathlon season stronger than ever? Add these five simple bodyweight exercises to your offseason training, two to three times a week.
Get to know some of Team USA’s top triathletes from the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games as they chat with youth and junior triathletes.
The KidzTri3 Challenge Champ introduces kids challenged with physical and intellectual disabilities to the exciting world of triathlon in a fun and relaxed environment.
Even as kids, we can learn how to keep our bikes clean and riding smoothly, making us faster and more confident for practices and races.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at life at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, as junior elite women and men learn from the nation's top elite triathletes and coaches.
Imagine training, eating and hanging out at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, just like the world’s top elite athletes. Twenty-six junior triathletes (ages 15-17) had the opportunity to do just that at the men’s and women’s junior elite camps. They learned new skills and strategies from the best U.S. elite athletes and coaches in the country — and now they want to share their advice with you!