Despite the stunning field at the recent Abu Dhabi Triathlon, Frederik Van Lierde managed to earn a 5th place and a good pay check. The Belgian Pro also has some other nice results to his name.
by Herbert Krabel, March 25, 2010
Jordan Rapp discusses how his sense of triathlon strategy evolved from his very first triathlon to his breakthrough pro performances in 2008 and 2009 – and how mastering triathlon technology satisfies his hunger for problem solving
A few weeks back we chatted with Kiwi Bevan James Eyles of IMtalk, and now we had a few words with coach John Newsom. IMtalk co-host Newsom is actually quite a good athlete with a sub-9 Challenge Roth finish in his resume.
In Part 2 of 4 of an in depth Q&A, Jordan Rapp recounts trying on many sports before finding rowing suited his temperament – and explains how the sport was excellent preparation for the triathlon wars.
In Part 1 of 4 of an in depth Q&A, the Princeton grad in aeronautical and mechanical engineering discusses family, school, and sporting inclinations that ultimately led to late blossoming Ironman success
Julie Dibens discusses cycling, the switch to long course, training with Wellington, her quest to win Clearwater, and her cool and steady temperament
Many Pros really wanted to meet Bobby Behan the last few months when word got out that he was in charge of the new Specialized Triathlon team. Here is your chance to meet him.
The 2009 Ironman 70.3 World titlist and defending three-time XTERRA World Champion has set her sights on Ironman Hawaii – Part 1 of 2 of a conversation with Julie Dibens
Naval Academy grad and military triathlon champion Timothy O’Donnell finds his run and makes a breakthrough to win his first major races — and a world title on top of that.
Part 2 of the Paula Newby-Fraser interview: The Queen of Kona reflects on hard feelings with Erin Baker, battling her inner psychological struggles, and praise for her record-setting successor Chrissie Wellington.
Bevan James Eyles is one of the co-hosts of the Kiwi IM Talk podcast when he isn’t working as a group fitness instructor. The talkative Kiwi isn’t a shabby triathlete either. We turned the tables on him and asked a few questions.
The 2003 US Naval Academy graduate and 6-time US Military Champion faced a big choice after he didn’t come close to making the 2008 Olympics – Navy or a longshot professional triathlon career
The Queen of Kona is 47 and well into her second career with the WTC’s Ironman Foundation. In Part 1, Newby-Fraser looks back on the meaning of it all after her induction into the USA Triathlon Hall of Fame.