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Brit pro Ironman athlete Joe Skipper is known for two things �
Triathlon is the greatest and toughest endurance sport in the world. After 17 years, however, I’m going through the motions. I’m 44 with dodgy knees and a plummeting VO2 max. PB-hunting is out the win
Big cities never sleep. Through the apartment window, facing out onto the Central Market, I hear the joy, laughter and occasional tears of revellers in the streets below heading home to bed after a lo
There is always a frisson of excitement on race morning, but it was nearly all over before it started in London as an internet outage at the Aquatics Centre led to a 2 ½ hr delay before the action got
“I’m still training two or three hours a day and really enjoying getting out there just for the love of triathlon and exercise. Do I miss the racing? We’ll see once the season really kicks in. But I h
Adventure athlete Ross Edgley has carved out a niche with his treacherous open-water swims. His next feat? A90-day lap of the Icelandic coast. MH suits up for a training session
It can’t have escaped your notice that some of Britain’s top triathletes have been making a name for themselves in single-discipline sports recently. First there was 14x Ironman winner Lucy Gossage wh