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News Image Tim Don versus the tube!
Source: Tri247.com
Britain's foremost triathlete and Olympian, Tim Don, raced against London's Circle Line in a unique and epic man versus machine duel - and the result - man won by an amazing 4 min 13 seconds!
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News Image Kona Diary: Part One
Source: Tri247.com
We are now in race week! This Saturday, 11th October, it's the biggest and most famous long-distance triathlon in the world: the The Ford Ironman World Championship - Kona, Hawaii. We'll be bringing your our Kona diary, with updates, news and gossip from the event, including updates from the Brits who are out there racing.
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News Image Kona Diary Part Two
Source: Tri247.com
We are now in race week! This Saturday, 11th October, it's the biggest and most famous long-distance triathlon in the world: the The Ford Ironman World Championship - Kona, Hawaii. We'll be bringing your our Kona diary, with updates, news and gossip from the event, including updates from the Brits who are out there racing.
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News Image Last chance to RunKingston
Source: Tri247.com
Entry to the Asics RunKingston Running Festival close tonight (Monday), at midnight.
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News Image Barcelona Triathlon results
Source: Tri247.com
The latest in the IMG Euro-Cities Triathlon Series took place yesterday with the inaugural Barcelona Triathlon.
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News Image Norden grabs win in Lorient
Source: International Triathlon Union
Tambin texto en espaol.On a sunny and crisp morning in northwestern On a sunny and crisp morning in northwestern France, Lisa Norden of Sweden cruised to victory in the first BG Triathlon World Cup race since the Olympic Games. Nordens finishing time of 2 hours 2 minutes 5 seconds was enough to handily take home the first world cup victory of her career and the first for Sweden in ITU history. In second place was New Zealands Samantha Warriner, 34 seconds back, who, with silver, makes a bold ...
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News Image XTERRA USA Championships
Source: Tri247.com
There were a few Brits tuning up for the XTERRA World Champs in Maui later this month, competing at the XTERRA USA Championships this past weekend. The race was held at Incline Village (!), Nevada, and won by Mike Vine (USA) and Melanie McQuaid.
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News Image Michelle Dillon update
Source: Tri247.com
Following on from the news that two times Olympian, Michelle Dillon, had undergone a six hour back operation, Tri247 are pleased to announce that Michelle is progressing well and has sent us through this update to let us know how she's doing.
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News Image Exmoor Beast gets seal of approval...
Source: Tri247.com
As the last major sportive of the year draws near and the entries keep flooding in, The Exmoor Beast team prepare for their second event. "With 589 crossing the line last year, on what could only be described as the most beautiful Autumn morning, we are looking forward to placing this event firmly at the top of everyone's things to do list before you put your bike away." said Marcus Di-Vincenzo the event organiser. "We have had a massive response to this event, ...
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Hayes concludes Life Time Fitness Series with third
Source: British Triathlon Federation
Stuart Hayes finished third in the Toyota US Open Triathlon in Dallas, Texas just one minute behind Australia's Greg Bennett and 30 seconds behind Andy Potts from the USA.
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Features
Chrissie Wellington QandA
With Chrissie Wellington looking to defend her Ironman World Championship title in Hawaii on October 20th, she kindly agreed to answer the questions of TriTalk members.
How has life as a world champion changed your approach to training, and to the sport? For example, it must be easier to get sponsors but how does this trade-off against the media work they would expect you to do, and the demands they make on your time? (Welsh Bloke)
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Chrissie Wellington QandA
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Triathlon Coaching - Ironman Coaching - Swim Coaching - Endurance Sport Coaching - Cycling Coaching - Run Coaching
TriCentral - based in Manchester - work with athletes, from novices to the elite, to improve their swimming, cycling and running skills.You will receive professional advice from qualified British Triathlon, Amateur Swimming Association & British Cycling coaches to help you improve your performance and times.TriCentral have the only Endless Pool in the North West offering swim video analysis through state of the art above and under water cameras. If you purchase a wetsuit from us you can try it out in the Endless Pool prior to purchase to ensure it is the correct size. TriCentral.co.uk also has a fully stocked triathlon store offering a full range of tri, run, bike and swim gear.To arrange a consultation with our coaches please contact Gavin Rogers or Rob Harvey by email at sales@tricentral.co.uk or go to www.tricentral.co.uk or by calling 0161 748 1907
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Open Water Swim UK
Open Water Swim is proudly sponsored by 2XUOrganised by GB triathlete Richard Stannard and Ex pro-triathlete Mike Trees the  facilities are located just off Junction 14 of the M25 at Liquid Leisure's water ski lake near Datchet. Richard and Mike will be opening four mornings a week (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) from 6am to 8:45am. The lake is open from Mid April until the end of September. They will be providing training sessions, specific coaching and the ability to try out 2XU wetsuits for free at all their sessions.
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Open Water Swim UK
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