Kiwi Gina Crawford is getting ready for the 2016 Challenge Wanaka, but she also has coaching and playing in the Christchurch Symphony on her mind.

Tad Elliott, one of the US Nordic skiers who’s been an integral part of our series on using skiing for cross training for triathlon, recently won a US National Championship title in Houghton Michigan. He shares his story of injury, illness, and – ultimately – redemption.

Conrad Stoltz retired from racing as a professional after a very impressive career. The beloved South African now is focused on family, the Caveman Cafe, and more.

An endless string of injuries and problems meant only one race in 2015 for Linsey Corbin, but the Bend, OR resident is now embracing the lessons learned.

Jon Mayfield posted some early virtual training screenshots in our forum in April of 2012 and that has developed into Zwift. Now meet the man with a dream.

Scott Bowe was the top age grouper at Ironman Arizona in a time of 8:49:04 and we had a chat with the fast man known in our forum as Sentania.

Andrew did not engage in any warm up for this interview. The fastest bike rider in Ironman racing was vintage himself from the first question.

Wajeeha Al-Husseini is a Palestinian by birth, Jordanian by nationality, raised in Saudi Arabia, educated in the West. She’ll sell you a P5 or a Shiv, but you have to come to Qatar to get it.

Dag Oliver is a hard working man and he talked to us about Norseman, and also about Celtman, Swissman and the True, Basic and Unique mantra of Norseman.

After a fast Ultraman debut this spring, Australian David Kalinowski is a world championship favorite; Ultraman rookie and Kailua-Kona local Staci Studer leads women’s field.

AJ Baucco pulled a pro card in 2011 and as expected it has not been easy, but he is in for the long haul and now has diversified and found a new love for dirt.

Stevens healed her long-standing food allergy problems and was finally able to unleash the excellence within with a rain-soaked 8:52:31 runner-up finish at IM Arizona.