Are there nuggets of wisdom here? Or are they deserving of scorn?

Josh Hageman currently has 143 known Zwift badges to his name and is ready for any new ones to come, but he finds challenges in many other places too.

Fan favorite and three-time Kona runner-up Lucy Charles-Barclay moves to CUBE, and to DT Swiss and Schwalbe

HOKA has gained confidence in how it makes shoes, and that is evident in the Carbon X 2.

How we all, in triathlon, don’t know about this product is a mystery. But I know about it now, and so now will you.

If there is one computer/light/camera mounting system that can do it all, this is probably it.

Here are notes on the 2021 triathlon season after interviewing and surveying race organizers and others.

On New Year’s Day John Fischbach swam from Indiana to Kentucky in 39 degree water and no wetsuit.

This simple, perhaps simplistic, way of measuring training volume has stood the test of time.

Missed the 100/100? Here’s the 50/50! And, the Big Kahuna is on for 2021.

I hate listicles. So here’s mine. The products and tech that changed my everyday training experience in 2020.

Repack Ridge and Pace Partners are my recent discoveries in Zwift Run.

The pandemic isn’t going away. Planning on a train-cation or a destination race in 2021? This is what you should expect.

Is there a sub-$2,000 treadmill that isn’t the running version of a manual typewriter? Yes.

The facepalming Mach series got a major facelift. This shoe is… wow.

The best thing about our sport? The people.

Noel Mulkey did not start triathlon until fairly recently, but he is now all in and pretty good at it. But he was not always lean and mean and had to overcome some hard times.

At the recent PTO Championships in Daytona Matt Hanson put down the hammer during the run a reeled in all but one, and while the run speed wasn’t surprising he had a much lower goal going in.

Dave Orlowski finished 3rd in the first Hawaiian Ironman Triathlon in 1978 and he sadly just lost his battle with leukemia.

A comfort zone is unique to every person, and most people find it hard to leave it.

Giant might’ve had the best bang for athlete buck at Challenge Daytona with a 1st and 6th in the men’s race. Here’s one of the bikes.

I use progressive lenses for driving, cycling and running, in and outdoor. Getting them in a sport lens is now one-stop shopping.

We sit down with the inaugural PTO Champion, and you’ve got the chance to ask her questions.

Apparently, I’ve got a head problem. This translates into a helmet problem: finding helmets that work.