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Overheated and underprepared,
former 220 Triathlon staffer Rob Slade returns to racing with an Olympic-distance race in the Welsh capital.

Ever the glutton for punishment, would a 24-hour swim finally be the challenge to defeat Brunty?

When form is prioritised over function, something has gone seriously wrong in the world of swimwear, argues open-water coach Helen Webster.

Rob Starr has Crohn’s disease and arthritis – but also completes sporting challenges most people can only dream of…

Several organisations have started to speak out and step up to reshape the future of triathlon. From safety and fairness to visibility and opportunity, the race for true gender parity in triathlon is ongoing.

Aesthetics aside, cool, light and unrestrictive split shorts are the choice of champions.

Yes, they make mistakes, but race directors and their teams are working hard to improve your race from start to finish, says Tim Heming

Oversized, brightly-coloured and everywhere… “The humble swim changing robe has exploded in recent years and I love it”, says 220’s Helen Webster

When it comes to eyewear, you may have already heard the term ‘polarised’ being flung around the elite triathlon sphere – but what does the tech actually do and should you invest?

For a second year, our gnarly age-grouper pretends not to get emotional at a multisport event for children with physical and neurodiverse conditions.

That a wrist-based lifestyle device can take measurements usually performed in a lab sounds too good to be true – and is

From testing a dozen pairs of cycling shoes, I’ve learnt that features and fit should come first.

Our man Brunty ponders the performance of pro triathletes recently in single-discipline events – and how it compares to his own…

With a pro athlete recently DQ’d for going too fast on the bike, Brunty wonders whether this is something that would ever bother mere mortals…