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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Conquer the Kona Heat: Dr. Dan Plews on Race-Day Pacing, Cooling, and Nailing Your Big Island Execution - Triathlon Magazine (opens the original)
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Kona isn’t just a race – it is the proving ground. The world’s best long-course triathletes arrive on the Big Island hoping to deliver the performance of a lifetime. But every year, even some of the fittest competitors fall short – not because they’re undertrained, but because they misjudge the course, the heat, or their own physiology. If you want to shine on triathlon’s most iconic stage, you need more than fitness. You need a strategy. Enter Dr. Dan Plews, a world-renowned exercise physiologi
What Is Woven? Inside Ironman’s New Initiative for Women in Triathlon - Triathlon Magazine (opens the original)
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Ironman had been teasing an upcoming reveal, and today it was announced: Woven, an exciting new Ironman-founded initiative specifically focused on supporting the growth of women’s participation in Ironman events – and, in turn, triathlon more broadly. Anytime an organization takes the time to meaningfully engage with participants, solicit their feedback, and then actively evolve its model in response, we believe that’s something worth celebrating. And that’s exactly what Ironman has done here. T
Jackson Laundry Wins Ironman 70.3 Augusta and Believes His Best Is Still Ahead - Triathlon Magazine (opens the original)
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Canadian Jackson Laundry took the win this past weekend at Ironman 70.3 Augusta, putting together what may have been the best 70.3 performance of his career at the age of 33 and building on the momentum from his runner-up finish at the inaugural Ironman 70.3 Northern California in August. “I absolutely believe my best is still ahead of me,” he said when we sat down to catch up with him post-race. “I’ve also refound my love for the sport after opening my mind to doing things differently,” he adde
Hurricane Nolo and the Ironman World Championship: What We Know - Triathlon Magazine (opens the original)
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As the iconic Ironman World Championship in Kona nears, concurrent discussions have focused on Hurricane Nolo – both whether the storm could interfere with the race and, more importantly, the potential risk to those living on and visiting the Hawaiian Islands. As reported by Jack Kelly on the Triathlon Hour podcast earlier this week (September 27th), Ironman has apparently held discussions regarding contingency plans for Kona should the hurricane impact its ability to proceed. It was also report
Matt Hauser Wins by 0.08 Seconds, Vasco Vilaça Takes the World Title at WTCS Final in Pontevedra - Triathlon Magazine (opens the original)
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Following Cassandre Beaugrand’s dominance on the women’s side, the men’s race delivered nail-biting suspense right to the finish line. After 1:39:31 of racing in Pontevedra, 2025 World Champion Matt Hauser and 2026 series leader Vasco Vilaça reached the line together as part of a four-man sprint finish, with a photo finish giving Hauser the race victory by just 0.08 seconds. Vilaça’s second place was enough to make him the 2026 World Triathlon champion, ahead of Hauser in the overall series stan
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