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We just wrapped up a fantastic weekend watching the biggest local triathlon event here in Vancouver: the T100. Beyond the pro race, we watched the age-group racing more closely than ever, with several local athletes to cheer for. And while we were at it, we couldn’t help but spot a few rookie mistakes out on course that warrant a little Triathlon 101 refresher.
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Julie Derron has been a model of consistency throughout this year, beginning with a win at Challenge Taiwan Half in April, followed by a runner-up finish at the Spain T100, a win at Ironman Switzerland, and, this past weekend, a win at the Vancouver T100. She now sits second in the PTO World Rankings and first in the T100 standings.
On the heels of her Vancouver glory,...
Following his fourth-place finish at Ironman 70.3 Northern California this past weekend, fan favourite Lionel Sanders shared his plans for the rest of the season, as well as his primary goals and focus areas he...
While race weekends come and go, it’s worth pausing for a moment on the recent Ironman 70.3 Northern California, where three Canadian pro men landed inside the top five, illustrative of the incredible long-course talent we currently have racing out of Canada. (And
Jeanne Collonge is facing the toughest battle of her life, and the triathlon community is rallying behind her with messages of support, virtual strength, and most of all, hope.
When an athlete in our community is involved in a