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Happy National Triathlon Week! This week we're celebrating all things multisport. What's your favorite thing about the sport of triathlon? Tell us in the comments. #TriWeek #RiseEndurance #triathlon #SwimBikeRun #TriLife #IronmanTri #RiseEnduranceCoaching #TriathlonTraining #IronmanTraining #USATriathlon

🏊♂️🚴♀️🏃♂️ Gear up for the ultimate challenge at the USA Triathlon 2025 National Championships! 🌟 The countdown has begun, and as we approach the much-anticipated 2025 National Championships, I can't help but recall my first triathlon experience. It was daunting yet exhilarating, pushing my limits in ways I had never imagined. And now, USA Triathlon has officially announced a packed race calendar that promises to bring excitement, competition, and community spirit to athletes of all levels. Whether you're a seasoned triathlete or considering your first triathlon, this series of events is a fantastic opportunity to test your endurance, meet fellow athletes, and achieve personal bests. Each event is crafted to challenge both mind and body, providing a platform for both personal growth and fierce competition. 🔥 Are you planning to participate, or will you cheer from the sidelines? 📊 Did you know that participation in triathlon events has surged by 15% over the past five years? This is the perfect venue to push your limits and prove your mettle. Let's make every stroke, pedal, and step count! 👉 Share your training tips, prep strategies, or motivational stories in the comments below. Let's build a community of support and enthusiasm as we head towards 2025! #Triathlon2025 #EnduranceSports #Multisport #ChallengeYourself #SwimBikeRun #USATriathlon #AthleteLife #FitnessMotivation Discover more tips, insights, and resources by visiting our site at https://lnkd.in/g4dkcgXV

NEWS: World Triathlon Paths to Paris: Csongor Lehmann 🇭🇺 Check out the journey of Csongor Lehmann in World Triathlon's Paths to Paris series, uncovering the secrets to seizing Olympic triumphs. Read more 👇 #OlympicTRI #RoadToParis2024 #BeYourExtraordinary

🚴♀️🏊♀️🏃♀️ Anne Haug's Triathlon Dominance: Redefining the Boundaries of Athletic Excellence! In the fiercely competitive world of triathlon, Germany's Anne Haug is not just racing; she's redefining what it means to be an athlete. Haug's recent triumph at a prestigious event is a testament to her relentless pursuit of excellence, showcasing not only her physical prowess but also her strategic acumen. My own journey with triathlon began as a spectator, watching the Ironman World Championships on TV. Seeing athletes like Haug push the limits inspired me to take on my first sprint triathlon, despite my initial apprehensions about open water swimming. Haug's story reminds me of the power of resilience and strategic planning; she meticulously prepares for every race segment, understanding that victory lies not just in speed, but in endurance and recovery. Her achievements raise a compelling question: How do we, as professionals in any field, push our own limits and redefine our boundaries? Haug’s approach emphasizes the importance of preparation, strategy, and mental toughness. ➡️ Let's discuss: What strategies do you use in your professional life to overcome challenges and exceed your limits? Share your stories or thoughts below! #Triathlon #AnneHaug #AthleticExcellence #ProfessionalGrowth #Inspiration Discover more tips, insights, and resources by visiting our site at https://lnkd.in/gaKNcKSj

Laura Lindemann who won recent 2024 World Triathlon Indoor Cup in Lievin says a few seconds later (at 8m 05 sec of the video) that the final race was "all out". But it is not exactly true - look at the breakdown of her results in the semi-final and the final: Swim 150m - Bike 3000m - Run 1000m Semi-Final 01'47 - 04'49 - 03'10 = 10minutes 25sec Final 01'49 - 04'42 - 03'04 = 10minutes 19sec So a bit slower swim helped Laura not just to improve her Bike and Run legs. Look at how comfortably she added speed and controlled the race in her last 400 meters (starting on 6m 20sec of the video). That's very impressive, of course, but in order to control the swimming pace like that one needs to work not necessarily on the power of the swimming strokes, i.e. no on improving your best strokes. Rather one needs to work on improving the bad strokes and on improving the rhythm. There are multiple strategies on improving the worst strokes, but first you need to know what is the difference between you good and bad strokes, and what are the root causes of the bad strokes. And MySwimEdge gives a lot of insightful data about your every stroke. https://lnkd.in/ev5mUknf myswimedge.com #worldtriathlon #elitetriathlon

Choosing the right distance for a triathlon is a challenge with in itself. This blog post explores the different triathlon distances you get and what one is best to choose for both race directors and athletes. https://lnkd.in/e6gvvFhz #triathlondistances #triathlon #racedirectors #athlete #raceday

Triathlon at the Paris Olympic Games by the numbers 📊 From record-breaking splits to hidden stats, the Paris Olympic triathlon was defined by unforgettable numbers. Read more 👇 #Paris2024 #OlympicTRI #Triathlon

The competition was called: "Middle and Long Distance Triathlon Competition "Bronze Horseman" 2024" Team: GPNTriClub In the corporate category: 1st place, 2 minutes behind second place, 27 minutes behind third place In the overall standings, 4th place, 14 minutes behind first place, but in the top three there were people from the city teams in cycling and running It turned out to be 1970 meters in 26:14 at 1:19 per 100 meters Last year it was 1952 meters in 28:17 at 1:27 per 100 meters, an improvement of more than 2 minutes over the year. In the absolute relay result is 3rd: 1 place 24:12 2 place 24:36 If we take swimming who performed individually, then: 1 place 24:55 2 place 25:03 3 place 25:41 In general the results together were as follows: 1-24:12 2-24:36 3-24:55 4-25:03 5- 25:41 6- 26:27 (my time +13 seconds running along the pontoon and exit to the exit from the swimming stage (somewhere around 50 meters all together)👇

New Post: Olympic Triathlon Mixed Relay In Seine To Go Ahead Monday - https://lnkd.in/gDtGy8PA Image for representative use© X (Twitter) 
 
 The Olympic triathlon mixed relay will go ahead as planned Monday, organisers said, despite two days of training in the River Seine being cancelled and a Belgian triathlete falling sick. "The latest test results confirm that the water quality of the Seine at the triathlon site has improved over the last hours, and the prospective tests indicate the water quality will be within the acceptable limits according to World Triathlon," Paris Games organisers said in a statement on Sunday. A decision was initially due to be made overnight Sunday to Monday based on bacteriological results from 24 hours before, but it was brought forward at the request of the triathlon teams to allow athletes more time to prepare.The men's triathlon was postponed from Tuesday to Wednesday earlier this week because of pollution problems, with competitors only finding out around 4:00 am on the morning of the scheduled race.Belgian triathlete Claire Michel fell "sick" after taking part in the women's race on Wednesday, the Belgian National Olympic Committee (COIB) said.As a result of her illness, her country will not take part in the mixed relay."The COIB and Belgian Triathlon hope that the lessons will be learned for future triathlon competitions at the Olympics," the committee said in a statement.(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.) Topics mentioned in this article source

The ✋ talking points! Has anyone else fully processed that finish in the men’s race at the #Paris2024 Olympics? As we try to regain our bearings from one of the most stunning finales of triathlon history, we dive into five of the many talking points that came out of the action. Read more 👇 #Triathlon #OlympicTRI #Olympics