Training and Racing in poor or extreme weather conditions can test even the toughest and most veteran runners, triathletes, and cyclists. Figuring out the best techniques to overcome and even power through heat, rain, and cold will allow you...
Where will your next race take you? Not all competitions are created equally. Check out our picks for the craziest and coolest races of 2019.
There are a lot of things you can control about your training and preparation leading up to an event, but one thing you can�t control is the powerful force of the elements...
Cycling in the winter can be exhilarating and fun, but many of us shy away from it because of the cold temperatures and potentially treacherous road conditions. So how do those riders...
While sponsorships may seem like a great way to advertise your brand in front of thousands of potential customers, there will be a meager payoff if you insufficiently plan. When sponsoring a race, many business owners....
"Going on a run" doesn't necessarily mean putting on your running shoes and hitting the road; it could also mean jumping on the treadmill at home or a fitness center....
Athletes are happy to find plenty of variety in triathlon events. Such races not only offer trekking, cycling or canoeing; they take place in exotic locations to double the fun. Here are some of the most popular exotic triathlons in America...
Numerous researches have revealed the importance of yoga in combating stress, easing pain and helping people stick to a rigorous exercise regime. However, another notable benefit of yoga that has recently becoming popular especially among athletes is....
If you walk into any bike shop, you will see that the shelves are stacked with a wide range of reflective products. These include jackets, ankle bands, sticker packs and waist coats. During the autumn and winter season....
Marathons are tough on the body. Whether it is a marathon, triathlon or a duathlon, almost every physiological system, including cells, hormones and muscles, is pushed to the maximum....
