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Thursday, 07 August 2008 |
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 Steelhead 70.3 Triathlon takes place in the fruit valley of Michigan; Chris Legh took gold at this one and continues to fill the record books with another Ironman 70.3 series championship.
Newfoundland 70.3 found familiar faces at the top as Craig Alexander and Miranda Carfrae put on first place performances. Alexander is now back at his training base in Boulder, Colorado - where he will turn all thoughts towards moving up a spot from last years runner-up Ironman Hawaii debut.  |
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Monday, 21 July 2008 |
Lisa Bentley is one of the sports great middle-long distance athletes. Blazing run speed makes the Canadian super-smiler one of the most feared triathletes in the world when she is chasing you down, just as she did at the Providence Ironman 70.3 race last week. Read Lisa’s race report below:
Last weekend, I raced in the Amica Providence 70.3 Rhode Island. Posting the fastest bike and run splits, I won the race finishing in front of the beautiful State Capitol.
I had been itching to race! So when I saw that there was a new 70.3 event in Providence, Rhode Island, I was pretty eager to make it happen. During those long computrainer rides in my basement and the subsequent channel surfing during those rides, I had watched a television show called “Providence”. It seemed like a beautiful little area and so, based on a television show that was likely shot in Hollywood, the tickets were booked and off we went........ READ THE REST OF LISA'S RACE REPORT AND CHECK OUT HER NEW WEBSITE.
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
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 You may never forget how to ride a bike, but remembering how it should fit is another story. For competitive cyclists, even minute adjustments to the frame can have a major impact on comfort and performance. Despite this, bike fitting has long been a black art with each technician employing her own method and metrics (plumb bob, video, rulers, etc.). Most methods have been inaccurate, tough to reproduce and based on the static position of the rider (not pedaling). Meanwhile, opposing views on the “right” fit have been difficult to reconcile without a standardized measurement method. Now Retul has introduced a motion-tracking system that may put those issues to rest.
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