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Americans Matt Chrabot and Sarah Haskins turned in strong early-season performances at the Miami International Triathlon, taking down last year’s winners. Photographer Robert Murphy was there to catch all of the action.
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Professional triathlete and sports nutritionist Pip Taylor gives advice on maintaining a healthy diet when traveling.
Written by: Pip Taylor
Triathlon is a global sport, and travel for the triathlete can be exciting, but there are always challenges associated with leaving home for an event—and eating properly while on the road is one of them. When you’re racing close to home the nutritional considerations may be just a matter of getting things right for a day or two, but when you’re traveling further afield, nutrition can become more complex. Here are six tips for triathlete travelers.
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This is the first episode of our new running news show called RunCenter! Each episode will feature the latest in running news, race results, training tips and more! This pilot episode features news from the Rock ‘n’ Roll Mardi Gras Marathon and Half Marathon and interviews with American distance running stars Dathan Ritzenhein and Kara Goucher!
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The short answer is late afternoon—unless you normally run at some other time.
By Mario Fraioli
A couple weeks ago I rolled out of bed on an uneventful Thursday morning and went for an easy 6-mile run from home. I covered my usual out-and-back route in 45 minutes, which seems to be par for the course when I lace up the sneaks before noontime on a weekday. Four days later, in the early evening on Monday, I ran the exact same route at an equally easy effort and the watch read a few ticks over 42 minutes.
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Check out all the best shots from a fun and exciting day in Big D.
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Americans Matt Chrabot and Sarah Haskins kicked off the 2010 North American triathlon season with wins at the Miami International Triathlon.
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Australian Luke McKenzie and American Amy Marsh overcame the tough conditions of Haikou, China to take the wins at Ironman China.
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A big weekend of track and field and running wraps up with impressive an unexpected results.
Written by: Matt Fitzgerald
If any indoor track and field world records were going to be set this weekend, surely they would be set at the IAAF Indoor World Championships in Doha, Qatar, right? Nope. The University of Oregon’s Ashton Eaton set a new world record in the heptathlon Saturday at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. His total of 6,499 points surpassed American Bryan Clay’s previous mark of 6,476 points. It also would have put him well ahead of Clay and another American, Trey Hardee, who captured the gold and silver medals, respectively, in the heptathlon in Doha.
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The top professionals of the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon were taken on a tour of the area and Triathlete Photo Editor Nils Nilsen was the only media photographer on the tour. He’s provided photos the tour, which included a visit to the Sheikh Zayed Mosque.
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GOETHALS DOES IT AGAIN, ROSA SHOWS HIS STRENGTH AT NIKE INDOOR NATIONALS
Written By: Chris Lotsbom
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Megan Goethals has done it again. Her finishing kick has won yet another national title, this time at the Nike Indoor Nationals at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center here. Goethals, the 17 year-old senior from Rochester, Mich., put in a massive surge with about 100 meters to go in the two mile, ultimately catching Chesterfield, Missouri’s Emily Sisson for first place. The race was a near replica of her performance at the 2009 Foot Locker National Cross Country Championships where Goethals won by 7/100ths of a second, all of which was gained in the final meters.
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