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| Riding with your Significant Other By Kendra Wenzel Unless you’re the Demet-Barry family, chances are there is a disparity in the riding abilities or fitness between you and your significant other. This can cause significant riffs in a relationship from time to time when you attempt to enjoy your love of cycling together. Read the full article... |
| Book Review: Becoming an Ironman "Becoming an Ironman" by Kara Douglass Thom is a collection of race reports from athletes of all ages and abilities who completed or attempted their first Ironman triathlon. An Ironman Triathlon is a race consisting of a 2.4 mile swim, a 112 mile bike ride, and a marathon (26.2 miles) all with a 17 hour time limit. Read the full review... |
| Wetsuits By, Kelly Clancy-Garvey As new athletes delve into the multisport world of triathlons, one of the first major investments should be a wetsuit. Temperatures in open water will vary from season to season and location to location. Not only will a wetsuit safeguard you from becoming hypothermic, but also it will also provide a significant amount of buoyancy and will make for a faster swim time. Read the full article... |
| Do You Know How to Juggle? by Jenni Gaertner For those of us that juggle household tasks, jobs, and children, it can sometimes seem virtually impossible to find the time to train, let alone the energy required to do so. But with careful planning and some creative organization, it CAN be done. Read the full article... |