Have you ever wanted to become a triathlete? It sounds daunting, but if you are already a runner, swimmer or cyclist you are well on your way!
Despite an inability to swim right now in New England, you can still stay in a "triathlon state of mind" during this most unusual spring season. Going outside for a run is a great
For the fourth year in a row, USA Triathlon has named the 2020 Hyannis 2 Triathlon (September 12, 2020) as both the 2020 age group as well as the 2020 high school Massachusetts Championship race. (The original
This summer the renowned SOS name found its way to the outer coast of Cape Cod. Inspired by the 35-year-old New Platz, NY SOS Triathlon, the first-ever SOS Cape Cod Triathlon was held in late
For years the Gut Check Triathlon has been a favorite of athletes looking for a late-season challenge that was different from the traditional triathlons they've been racing all summer. While technically a "sprint" triathlon, Gut
By Andy Scherding Admit it, the idea has crossed your mind! Here are some things to think about: #1 Extend your running life. Plantar Fasciitis? ITB? Damaged knee meniscus? DOMS? If you haven’t yet experienced
By Pam Rogers Yes, it’s true…winter in New England has been very unkind this year. As the cold and precipitation continues to linger, hopefully we can find refuge and fitness indoors at a local pool.
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Last month, New England Endurance Events unveiled a new monthly newsletter devoted to training opportunities on Cape Cod. Our April edition is below. Want to receive each month's news in your inbox? Complete the
This weekend is the deadline for nominations for the prestigious Athletes Choice Awards. If you have a spare moment (and it really takes a moment), would you cast a ballot? Best Small Race in America:
By Pam Rogers From the seasoned iron-distance athlete to the aquatic newbie, pretty much everyone has experienced the trepidation — and adrenalin surge — that arises from the very thought of diving into the fray
