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London, 28 th & 29 th March, the inaugural edition of World of Triathlon LIVE, powered by TriDot has been hailed a resounding success, welcoming an impressive 5,079 visitors across two action-packed days at ExceL London. The event brought together athletes, industry leaders, brands, and fans for a unique celebration of swim, bike, run and everything in between. With packed stages throughout the weekend, audiences were captivated by inspiring stories from some of the sport’s

Hiring a triathlon coach is one of the highest-leverage investments an athlete can make. The right coach doesn't just write training sessions — they accelerate your development, protect you from injury, keep you accountable, and help you compete at a level that self-directed training rarely achieves. But not all coaching is created equal, and knowing what to look for can make the difference between a transformational partnership and a frustrating, expensive disappointment. T

Walk into any triathlon expo — or scroll through any triathlon forum — and you'll quickly get the impression that getting into the sport requires a second mortgage. The sheer volume of gear, gadgets, and equipment marketed at triathletes can be genuinely overwhelming, especially for newcomers trying to figure out what they actually need versus what's simply nice to have. The good news? You don't need to spend a fortune to complete your first triathlon, and knowing which inve

Every triathlete reaches a point where training stops — whether through injury, illness, a busy life season, or a planned off-season break. And when it does, a familiar anxiety often follows: How much fitness am I losing? How long will it take to get back? The reassuring truth is that the science of detraining is far more nuanced than most athletes fear — but it's also more important to understand than most realise. Cardiovascular fitness begins to decline within the first