Who are the multisporters today who capture my imagination? Those who know where they want to go, know it is not easy and devise skills, products and methods to get there.
by Dan Empfield, January 11, 2016
Imagine your cardiologist noting, from 3 months of your WKO files, that atrial fibrillation tracks with moments when you’re dehydrated or when you’re training too hard.
Going back a decade, GURU was making custom bikes out of all four frame materials. It did it all in 6-thousand feet of space that looked like Agent Q’s MI5 workshop.
What makes a race subversive? The refusal to play by the rules. Ironman was subversive in 1980 because it was outrageous and ungovernable.
When you read Clarence King’s Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada, it feels like extreme and endurance sports undertaken on the boss’s dime.
New bike (Cannondale) and apparel (Sugoi) sponsor, new amateur club-team… Andy Potts just turned 39 but he’s only warming up.
Triathlon’s most skillful sausage makers headline TBI’s annual Conference upcoming, but the Conference’s freshest voice might be that of Norseman’s Dag Oliver.
A man who’s been a member for about three years began a thread. He repented and quickly deleted this post, so only a few saw what he wrote. But I did.
My long tenure in endurance sport isn’t constancy unless a marooned sailor adrift at sea shows constancy by not quitting his lifeboat.
Unlike children where a precocious tendency might be a sign of intellect, there is no value in a sassy trainer.
The ubiquitous product for indoor cycling. Attaches to the rear of the bike, suspends it just above the ground, exerts some form of resistance while you pedal.
I thought the SNAP was a watered down version of the KICKR. After a couple months of heavy use, it’s much more than that.