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Russell Coxs Blog: Ironman New Zealand (08/03)
Source: Triathlete Europe - 10:11 08/03/2010
I’ve been quiet of late. I spent a lot of February unable to face blogging because I didn’t want to admit to the world how slow I was. Once I’d got over Epic Camp and started hitting the training again I was soon in a world of fatigue. Everything felt like hard work and I [...]

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Clumber Race Race results
Source: Triathlete Europe - 14:18 09/03/2010
James Cracknell was amongst the athletes at Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire this weekend (6th March) gunning for a place in the British team for the 2010 Edinburgh ITU Duathlon World Championships in September. The double Olympic gold medallist topped the bill, but it was Eimear Mullan and Daniel McCarthy who claimed the top spots and left as National Champions. The [...]

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Why You Should Love Your TT Bike
Source: Triathlete Europe - 10:50 04/03/2010
By Mark Deterline If you dont yearn to be on your aero bike, something isnt right. An accomplished age-grouper recently told me that over the past year he has ridden his TT bike only a handful of times, primarily at races. He spoke sheepishly, explaining that his road rig was just so nice and had proved too [...]

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Interview: Philip Graves
Source: Tri247.com - 08:00 05/03/2010
While the likes of Alistair Brownlee, Chrissie Wellington and Julie Dibens may have won more in 2009, if you were looking to present a 'breakthrough' award in the British triathlon world, then Philip Graves would surely be your 2009 winner. At just 20 years of age, Phil took the title at UK Ironman 70.3, Wimbleball, and then backed that up by becoming the youngest Ironman winner ever, when he won Ironman UK in Bolton. Add to that a national time trial medal in the 100-mile championship, representing GB at ...

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Brownlee opens new Triworks store
Source: Tri247.com - 12:15 03/03/2010
A large number of local triathletes as well as many who had travelled much further braved the cold weather and ventured out to meet Alistair Brownlee and see the new TriWorks shop in Leatherhead on Monday. All were able to chat with Alistair while he autographed hundreds of photographs as well as assorted T-shirts and other items with personal messages. The event was also well supported by the main brands including BlueSeventy, 2XU, Specialized and Zoggs who all came along for the evening with lots ...

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Race Report: Brown And Lawn Break Records At Ironman New Zealand
Source: Triathlete Europe - 04:36 06/03/2010
Cameron Brown has claimed an unprecedented ninth Ironman New Zealand title. Brown is the first person to win the same Ironman event nine-times, the Taupo master timing his race to perfection. In the women’s race, Joanna Lawn claimed her seventh title, breaking her own course record in 9:14:35. It was always going to be a tough [...]

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Do you suffer from muscle burn and jelly legs?
Source: Tri247.com - 14:00 04/03/2010
Do you start off training feeling light on your toes, only to be heavy legged, and lose your coordination too quickly? And do your muscles burn up and slow you down to a jog, within minutes of starting to train? Mike Trees addresses a common problem, especially amongst team sportsmen and women who take up running, cycling or triathlon and what can be done to overcome it in his article ‘How do I stop the burning pain in my legs when I train‘. Read Mike's ...

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Abu Dhabi: The Brits are coming...
Source: Tri247.com - 08:15 08/03/2010
A few weeks ago I penned an article about the increasing emergence of professional teams in triathlon, highlighting the impact of a number of British athletes within this arena. Coming up this weekend, we have a brand new professional race which is actually stage two in the development of the sport in one particular country, and once again, "the British are coming"... In early 2009, Team Abu Dhabi Triathlon (www.teamabudhabitriathlon.com) was announced as the latest sporting development of the oil rich emirate ...

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Eating Back The Clock: Using Your Nutrition To Stay Healthy As You Age - Competitor Magazine
Source: Google News - 18:38 04/03/2010
etitor MagazineEating Back The Clock: Using Your Nutrition To Stay Healthy As You AgeCompetitor MagazineIn a triathlon, no concessions are made for anyone. No shortcuts are offered, even for the 80+ age group. Everyone does the same race. ...

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Clumber race is a Classic
Source: British Triathlon Federation - 14:22 08/03/2010
This weekend saw the 2010 British Duathlon Championships take place at Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire. Over 700 duathletes competed in the Standard distance race and covered the 10km run, 40km cycle and 5km run amongst the beautiful National Trust Park. The race also represented the first race of the British Duathlon Ranking Series and was a qualifier for the 2010 Edinburgh ITU Duathlon World Championships, ensuring a strong field took to the course around Clumber Park.The British Duathlon Championships results were:Male1st Daniel McCarthy 1:49:37 2nd Wayne Smith 1:50:463...

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