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On Finding Your Finish Line: OK, Now What?

The days are long and the beer is cold. Now we need to define our own finish lines.

by Jeremiah Bishop, July 14, 2020

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The Art of a Non Selfie Selfie

People clearly enjoy sharing images of their daily activities and that seems to be especially true when racing or training. But with no races to do and the option of a personal photographer following during training activities being slim, usually a selfie is the only option. But is it?

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Finding Your Next Finish Line By Making Your Own

With few races on the horizon, it's time to choose your own adventure.

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The Impossible Route

“This was objectively the hardest thing I have ever done,” said The Vegan Cyclist, and I would be shocked if it weren't.

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Flying High in the Granite State

A purveyor of all-things-endurance, Amber Ferreira shares her most recent exploits.

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Unleashing the Killer B’s

Here's what happened when one rider became obsessed with making the cut with the Killer B's on the Hilly Vanilli.

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Addaday’s Lesson on Percussion

Dr. Mike provides insight on the benefits and misconceptions of percussion therapy.

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A Look at NormaTec’s PULSE 2.0

Is a pneumatic compression system the recovery tool for you?

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Slowtwitch’s Scope of Recovery

Swim, Bike, Run, Recover. We're taking a look at triathlon's fourth discipline over the next few weeks.

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Turns Out Triathlon Is Flush With Mask Makers

Not only Emilio De Soto, but PremierBike's Dan Kennison is making masks. Dan has already made millions of them.

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We Noticed – A Look Indoors

With the pandemic halting outdoor gatherings, the endurance world turns towards the great indoors.

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De Soto Face Masks Move into High Gear

I got a text meant for someone else (as happens) showing Emilio De Soto picking up 2.5 tons of face mask fabric. I couldn't let that lay.

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Letters From the Front: Slowtwitchers in Italy

Here are two who're in the business of triathlon. Both are adapting. 3T Cycling is making valves for medical ventilators.