USA Triathlon

Taking Control of Diabetes

Dan Donlevie Jan. 25, 2016

This ultra-distance race was particularly special as just a few months prior to the event, I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and told that my career as an endurance athlete was over.

She Who Has The Most Fun Won

Nancy Reinisch Jan. 12, 2016

If you can’t have fun with sports, why do it?

Why Do I Run?

Mark Bydalek Dec. 01, 2015

Mark Bydalek has a new view on life. After struggling from obesity for 15-plus years and overcoming many obstacles, here's his story and new retirement plan to race across the U.S.

P.R.E.P.A.R.E. to Avoid Triathlon Disasters

Paul N. Bloom and David K. Williams Nov. 17, 2015

Coaches Paul and David have experienced many race day disasters over the years. They share their advice (and humorous anecdotes) so you can learn from their mistakes and prepare for your next race.

Ironmen Anonymous

Patricia Curren Nov. 10, 2015

Personally, I think there should be an Ironmen Anonymous (IA) for recovering Ironmen. 

Learning How to Race with Diabetes

Luke Rosser Nov. 10, 2015

Hello, my name is Luke Rosser. I am 13 years old, and I have Type 1 diabetes.

My First Triathlon at Age 71

Lee Chemel Oct. 06, 2015

How Lee, 71, got to the start and finish line of her first triathlon after being diagnosed with lymphoma.

Pride To Fill The World: Rediscovering the Sport of Triathlon

Mike Plant Sept. 22, 2015

Remember the joy of finishing your first triathlon? Longtime triathlete Mike Plant rediscovers the sport through his daughter. Hear it now from a proud Dad: this sport still packs an emotional punch.

Battle at Buckhorn Race Report

Bri Gaal Sept. 15, 2015

One age-grouper's worst nightmare came true: she forgot her transition bag at home. Thanks to a supportive triathlon community, she not only found a way to race — but she topped the podium.

A Scholarship-Based Juniors Program Develops Future Leaders

Joe Bachana Sept. 01, 2015

Many athletes wouldn't have the opportunity to compete in triathlon without the help of coaches and organizations like South Bronx's TriLatino Juniors. Joe Bachana shares his team's inspiring story.