2009 Accenture Paratriathletes Of The Year Announced

by Liz Hichens

• February 08, 2010

Sarah Reinertsen and J.P. Theberge have been named the 2009 Paratriathletes of the year by USA Triathlon.

The Latest Innovation In Running Utility Belts—Spibelt

by Sean McKeon

• February 08, 2010

Competitor.com’s Sean McKeon had a chance to test out the true capacity of the popular running utility belt called Spibelt. Spibelt can be used to help you carry things on your run, see how much we were able to fit in one Spibelt!

Run Three Times A Week

by Matt Fitzgerald

• February 08, 2010

You may be able to race faster on three or four runs per week than you do on six or seven.

Written by: Neil Cook

There are three key workouts that every runner should do each week. These are essential, must-do workouts. All of your other runs are optional. In fact, if you want to, you can create a training plan that includes only your three weekly key workout and no other running.

A Look At The Technologies In Under Armour Running Shoes

by Sean McKeon

• February 08, 2010

Competitor.com’s Sean McKeon had a chance to learn about the new technologies that highlight Under Armour’s running shoe line. Leading their technology lineup is Cartilage, a new cushioning technology that will help dampen impact forces and smooth out foot-strike.

Montero And Phillips Win 2010 Coastal Challenge

by Race Coverage

• February 08, 2010

Ty Stevens, of the US, takes third.

Written By: Greg Dawson

After six days of climbing volcanos, traversing rivers, fighting wind swept plateaus and scorching dry heat, Javier Montero (CRC) has secured his third consecutive overall win at The Coastal Challenge. Stage racing newcomer Margaret Phillips (Canada) took first place in the women’s division.

Ironman 70.3 Geelong Photo Gallery

by Race Coverage

• February 07, 2010

Photographer Delly Carr provides images from a hot day and face race at Ironman 70.3 Geelong.

Lagat Highlights 2010 Reebok Boston Indoor Games

by Race Coverage

• February 07, 2010

5000m races highlight meet.

Written By: David Monti
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He may have been wearing number 13 on his hip, but tonight’s Reebok Boston Indoor Games at the Reggie Lewis Center here was anything but unlucky for two-time Olympic medallist Bernard Lagat. The 35 year-old three-time world champion uncharistically ran from the front to win his first-ever indoor 5000m in 13:11.50, breaking Galen Rupp’s one year old American record by 7 seconds.

2010 Reebok Boston Indoor Games Photo Gallery

by Race Coverage

• February 07, 2010

PhotoRun.net caught some of the highlights of the meet, including Bernard Lagat’s new indoor American record for 5000m.

Updated: Alexander, Steffen Win Ironman 70.3 Geelong

by Race Coverage

• February 06, 2010

Australia’s Craig Alexander and Switerland’s Caroline Steffen turned in strong performances in Geelong to take their first wins of the new year. Alexander’s win was thanks to a blazing run time of 1:11:57, while Steffen dominated the women’s field on the second leg of the race with a bike time of 2:20:38.

Lagat Sets New American Record

by Sean McKeon

• February 06, 2010

Bernard Lagat's new indoor American record. Photo: PhotoRun.net

Bernard Lagat set a new indoor American record over 5000m at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games. Lagat’s time of 13:11.50, broke Galen Rupp’s record of 13:18.12 set in 2009. Rupp, also in the race, set a personal best and is now second all-time for American’s indoors over 5000m with his time of 13:14.21.

Results can be found here: www.bostonindoorgames.com