Keywords: Multisport, Triathlon
Total Results: 33

1. Executive Decision

   By Erin Peterson, December 2008
   Tom Tiller took his CEO lifestyle in a healthier direction and found his work and family life transformed. PRINT EDITION ONLY

2. The Big Event

   By Bob Cooper, October 2008
   When your workouts are lagging, nothing can get you charged up quite like registering for a really big race. READ ON ...

3. Go, Team!

   By Kara Douglass Thom, September 2008
   Participating in an athletic event as a family - from a fun-run 5K to a full-on Olympic triathlon - can improve your fitness, and your bond... READ ON ...

4. 10 Triathlon Mistakes to Avoid

   By Kara Douglass Thom, June 2008
   You can learn a lot from mistakes - but they don’t have to be your own! Here’s how you can sidestep common pitfalls of first-time... READ ON ...

5. Lesson Learned

   By Sheila Mulrooney Eldred, May 2008
   John Martin used to eat whatever he wanted. When he was diagnosed with celiac disease, all that changed. And his health changed, too -... READ ON ...

6. New Start, Strong Finish

   By Kara Douglass Thom, September 2007
   This year's Life Time Fitness Triathlon in Minneapolis saw the world's top professional triathletes and the best U.S. amateurs compete in an... PRINT EDITION ONLY

7. Up for a Challenge

   By Sheila Mulrooney Eldred, July-August 2007
   A determined goal-setter in his professional life, Tommy Johnson found a way to make his personal fitness a higher priority: He embraced... READ ON ...

8. Tri Around the World

   By Kara Douglass Thom, July-August 2007
   Thanks to its quirky, catchy, semi-addictive personality, triathlon is conquering the globe. PRINT EDITION ONLY

9. Triathlon Transformations

   By Kara Douglass Thom, July-August 2006
   You're making your move toward greater fitness, so why not do it in a big way? Discover why triathlon is proving to be such a popular and... READ ON ...

10. The Long Haul

    By Stephen Regenold, June 2006
    Want the ultimate mind-body challenge? Test your mettle and your body's limits at a multiday race. PRINT EDITION ONLY

11. Out & About

    By Laine Bergeson, June 2006
    An early-morning wake-up call pushed Mike Spiller out of his hit-or-miss routine - and into the best shape of his life. PRINT EDITION ONLY

12. Silent Sports

    By Matthew Solan, November 2005
    Listen up: There's a quiet subculture of outdoor enthusiasts who prefer muscle power to motorized recreation – and they're beginning to... READ ON ...

13. Carbo-Loading Lessons

    By Kara Douglass Thom, November 2005
    Oodles of noodles aren't the only secret to successful pre-race fueling. Here's a closer look at how to maximize your energy supply. READ ON ...

14. Equipment Upgrade

    By Kara Douglass Thom, October 2005
    Sure, it's possible to do a triathlon while wearing tennis sneakers and pedaling a junker bike. But why suffer when there's gear built for speed... PRINT EDITION ONLY

15. Heated Competition

    By Kara Douglass Thom, September 2005
    As the mercury rose, pros and amateurs sweated toward the finish of the 2005 Life Time Fitness Triathlon. Some wanted glory - others just wanted... PRINT EDITION ONLY

16. The Evolution of Triathlon

    By Kara Douglass Thom, July-August 2005
    What do superathletes, fit kids and the physically challenged have in common? Surprisingly, triathlon. These days there's room in the race for... PRINT EDITION ONLY

17. Smooth Transition

    By Kara Douglass Thom, June 2005
    You're fast in the water, explosive on the bike and smooth in your running stride. But a great triathlon finish hinges on your performance in... READ ON ...

18. So, You Want to Be a Swimmer

    By Kara Douglass Thom, May 2005
    Increasing your stroke cycle can make you speedy. But lengthening your stroke may be the most important key to competitive... READ ON ...

19. What I Did Last Winter

    By Kara Douglass Thom, December 2004
    It's cold and dark and there are no races on the calendar. What's a triathlete to do? Something fun. READ ON ...

20. Lost & Found

    By Kara Douglass Thom, November 2004
    Tired of running on straight roads? Try orienteering. You start by getting lost in the woods, then bust your body and brain to find your way... PRINT EDITION ONLY