USA Triathlon

The Evolution of Triathlon

courtesy Bill Floyd

Bill Floyd - July 29, 2010 Multisport is always changing - equipment, technique and training regimens have evolved over time. One USAT Level II coach looks back at past tri trends and what the changes mean to him. Read More

Team USA Set for Long Distance Worlds

ITU

USA Triathlon - July 29, 2010 Defending world champion Timothy O’Donnell is among the seven elite athletes and more than 50 age groupers slated to represent Team USA Sunday at the 2010 ITU Long Distance World Championships. Read More | More News

Race Directors Monitor Oil Spill

Pete Williams - July 27, 2010 The Deepwater Horizon oil spill has affected all aspects of life along the Gulf of Mexico shoreline in the Florida Panhandle, but so far triathlon in the Sunshine State has remained unaffected. Read More | More News

USA Triathlon Looks Ahead to London

London 2012

USA Triathlon - July 27, 2010 Today marks exactly two years until the start of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London, and USA Triathlon and its athletes are preparing for the sport’s fourth inclusion in the Olympics. Read More | More News

Race Conduct: Wave Starts

USA Triathlon

USA Triathlon - July 27, 2010 Have you participated in a race that started in waves? This rule reminds athletes to start an event in their assigned waves and not before. Also, learn what "open" waves may mean for your results. Read More

Chris Foster USA Triathlon

Foster's race schedule is only about half-completed, but he has had a number of strong finishes so far in 2010. Most recently he grabbed first place in the San Diego International Triathlon, two weeks after a 19th place finish at the Hy-Vee… More

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