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Travelling overseas to race is an amazing way to experience a new part of the world. Whether you’re soaking up the atmosphere and spotting the sights during a city marathon or waving to villagers as y

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

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There’s more to going long than just grinding it out. Steve Shrubsall finds out how to thrive during ultra endurance events

As a triathlete who spends a lot of time on the road for both business and leisure, training for my big A-races throughout the year can feel like trying to solve a constantly shifting puzzle! One minu

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