Joe Friel parses a longitudinal study to determine which types of training yield the best performances for aging athletes. The prescriptions are not what you might have guessed.
by Dan Empfield, February 9, 2016
We’re invading your space. Our first Slowtwitch Road Show takes place just under 4 weeks from today, at Inside Out Sports in Cary, NC.
Roka calls its angled lens feature Rapidsight. It is visibility without bulk, and without a raised profile that catches water. Yes the R1 is a goggle, but it’s also a technical platform.
The company that has a cult following, largely because of the advanced metrics it produces, has just dropped the price of its 1- and 2-leg power meters.
This video from TrainerRoad, discussed on the Slowtwitch Reader Forum, is an inside look at the realities of training at an elite level.
The entry level price category just got a big boost, when a better than entry-level bike just took a major price haircut. The Slice is a very compelling option.
This is the first of our series on sub-$3000 tri bikes we recommend. The IA 16 is another of Felt’s shots across the industry bow, alotta bike, nicely-priced.
Best in Tri during 2015 were honored at the TBI Conference in Marina del Rey, California. The big winner? Norseman specifically and Scandinavia generally.
There are two technologies that bring an inexpensive, lightweight, long-battery-life, hideable anti-theft bike device within reach.
Ironman just bought important ITU series races, along with the international broadcast rights for the ITU World Triathlon Series. Why? And will this work out?
The Slowtwitch/TBI 50 honors the specialty retailers who distinguished themselves by their service to triathletes in 2015.
Grilled or deep fried? Today, your data comes to you via wrist-watch, bicycle head unit, heads-up display, audio and even vibration. Hint: look hard at audio.
Stationary training on Slowtwitch is almost all about the bike, not the run. But 72 percent of you run on treadmills. Why is there no treadmill ecosystem?