Chrissie Wellington to embark on nationwide UK book tour

To celebrate the release of her hotly anticipated new book To the Finish Line: A World Champion Triathlete’s Guide To Your Perfect Race, this September Chrissie Wellington is embarking on a nationwide book signing tour, which takes in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Tenby (Ironman Wales Expo). Advertisement Written in conjunction with 220, the book offers … Continue reading "Chrissie Wellington to embark on nationwide UK book tour"

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Why aerobically fit people have better memories

Previous studies have found exercise improves brain function and your memory, and that the more aerobically fit you are the better memory you are more likely to have, but until now have not known why. Advertisement To investigate why scientists used magnetic resonance elastography (MRE), a therapy that measures the firmness and elasticity of organs, to … Continue reading "Why aerobically fit people have better memories"

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Middle distance race to still go ahead at Wimbleball

Immortal Sport have announced they are to take over organising the Wimbleball middle distance triathlon in Somerset, following the news earlier this year that Ironman were to drop the famous toughie, IM UK 70.3, from their 2018 schedule. Advertisement This race has been an iconic fixture in the British tri scene since 2006 and is … Continue reading "Middle distance race to still go ahead at Wimbleball"

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Flora Duffy continues WTS dominance with win in Stockholm

Flora Duffy will be taking maximum points into the Grand Final in Rotterdam on 16 September, following her fifth win of the season in Stockholm (athletes are allowed to take their top four results into the final round). The reigning champ has been the one to beat since she rocked up to start her title … Continue reading "Flora Duffy continues WTS dominance with win in Stockholm"

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Jonny Brownlee back on winning form at WTS Stockholm

Stockholm has proved happy hunting ground for Rio silver medallist, Jonny Brownlee; today’s win his fifth visit to the Swedish podium, including two wins, but this his first over the Olympic distance. His best result of 2017 had been silver behind his brother Alistair in Leeds, but illness had curtailed his title challenge ever since. … Continue reading "Jonny Brownlee back on winning form at WTS Stockholm"

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Athletes ready to smash ÖtillÖ World Championship swimrun race

Jonny Brownlee might have smashed it for Team GB at the World Triathlon Series Stockholm yesterday, but next week sees a multisport race of a very different kind in Sweden as 300 athletes line up to take on the epic ÖtillÖ World Championship. Advertisement The original race of the fast-growing sport of swimrun, the event … Continue reading "Athletes ready to smash ÖtillÖ World Championship swimrun race"

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Doping in elite sport more widespread than testing indicates

Doping is far more common in professional sport than the rates suggested by blood and urine tests of the athletes, scientists have found. Advertisement The study found that at least 30% of athletes in the 2011 International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Championships and 45% of athletes at the Pan-Arab Games in 2011 claimed … Continue reading "Doping in elite sport more widespread than testing indicates"

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Leeds team take first Mixed Relay Cup title

The first Mixed Relay Cup was today declared a roaring success. With bumper crowds, global podium-mounting athletes and a natural amphitheatre courtesy of Nottingham city centre, British Triathlon’s latest event was 90mins of can’t-tear-your-eyes-away action. Advertisement Seventeen teams took part in the four-teammate tag race, each completing a 300m swim, two-lap 7.5km bike and 1-lap … Continue reading "Leeds team take first Mixed Relay Cup title"

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