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Arizona, Wingate, North Central Win Women’s Collegiate Triathlon Nationals Team Titles!
On Nov. 8-9, athletes from over 30 NCAA DI, DII and DIII women's triathlon teams competed at the Women's Collegiate Triathlon National Championships, held alongside the 2024 USA Triathlon Clermont Age Group Challenge Cup.
Read MoreNext slide: 2-Time Olympic Medalist Katie Zaferes to Lead AUXO Collective, New Team Training Group

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2-Time Olympic Medalist Katie Zaferes to Lead AUXO Collective, New Team Training Group
Auxo — a Greek word meaning “growth” — sets the tone for this program. Featuring a daily group training environment, AUXO Collective will provide the foundation for up-and-coming U.S. triathletes to develop and chase their Olympic dreams.
Read MoreNext slide: USA Triathlon Extends Partnership with Zoot Sports!
USA Triathlon Extends Partnership with Zoot Sports!
The partnership, which began in 2022, will focus on supporting the age group multisport community through triathlon performance apparel and outfitting for USA Triathlon’s Age Group Team USA program.
Read MoreNext slide: Get to know 2024 Paralympian and NCAA Women’s Collegiate Triathlete Emma Meyers
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Get to know 2024 Paralympian and NCAA Women’s Collegiate Triathlete Emma Meyers
Fresh off the Paralympic Games and a trip to Paris, eighteen-year-old Emma Meyers made her NCAA women’s triathlon debut with Colorado Mesa University. She’s the only paratriathlete competing at the NCAA varsity triathlon level in the U.S.
Read MoreNext slide: 2025 & 2026 USA Triathlon Sprint & Olympic-Distance Nationals Returning to Milwaukee
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2025 & 2026 USA Triathlon Sprint & Olympic-Distance Nationals Returning to Milwaukee
Milwaukee will again host the 2025 and 2026 USA Triathlon Sprint and Olympic-Distance National Championships and the 2025 and 2026 USA Paratriathlon National Championships.
Read MoreNext slide: Dehydration in Cold Weather Workouts
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Dehydration in Cold Weather Workouts
Athletes often monitor hydration in hot conditions, but in colder weather, sweat loss can be less noticeable. Many may not realize they are still sweating, leading to inadequate hydration. Read the key factors for workouts in cold environments.
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