German professional triathlete Julia Viellehner died yesterday after she was hit by a truck during a training ride a week earlier. But this is sadly not the first devastating news for this active family.

When Kristin Larsson and Annika Ericsson showed up to race SwimRunMan Gorges du Verdon a hotel receptionist said “But you are women!” Undeterred the two females then beat all mixed and male teams and grabbed the overall tile of SwimRunMan Gorges Du Verdun.

Kurt Stockbridge is the VP Development for Skechers Performance. Is this brand a bunch of nothing? Or something? It might be for real.

US Olympian Ben Kanute traveled to San Diego to train with his coach, Jim Vance, before the St. George 70.3 North American Championships. Here are some highlights of what happened at the camp and how they approached final preparations.

Don Davis is the man behind the Survival of the Shawangunks Triathlon, a unique event with multiple swim and run transitions in a stunning area of NY state.

Inspired by former age group world champion Sami Inkinen’s 12-hour per week Ironman training plan, one Slowtwitcher staffer experimented with less.

He was a U.S. Olympian in triathlon, an Ironman winner, and now he coaches both triathletes and East African elite runners.

Is Newton Running back on its heels? Or in the starting blocks for another run for the tape?

After reshuffling his early season plans, Eric Lagerstrom sells his beloved van, buys a motorhome and pitstops in St. George, Utah to visit Team Wurtele.

The Red Bull Nordenskiöldsloppet is the worlds longest classical cross country ski competition and it is based on a historical race from 1884 – and Jonas Colting loves such challenges.

Saucony built, probably unintentionally, a near-perfect triathlon shoe for neutral runners. Add heel and and tongue loops and you’re there.

Swede George Bjälkemo is a busy man. He is a relatively new father and races triathlon and Swimrun events at a Pro level and there is no sign of slowing down.