At Ironman Leeds over 2,000 athletes took on one of the world’s toughest one-day sporting events. Amongst them was Aaron who crossed the finish line in an impressive 12 hours and 41 minutes, officially earning the coveted Ironman title.
Read moreWhat. A. Day. We entered several teams into this year’s Revesby Running Festival, and what a day it turned out to be!
Read moreIn the stunning waters of the River Avon, Devon the Bantham Swoosh took place. The main event, a 7km open water swim, is famous for its exhilarating finish – the “swoosh” – where the ebbing tide propels swimmers down the river with an unforgettable burst of speed.
Read moreThis weekend, Anne and Sarah took part in the Upton Sprint Duathlon— a key qualifying race for athletes aiming to represent Great Britain in their respective age groups at the 2026 World Sprint Distance Duathlon.
Read moreThe Chillswim Ullswater End to End isn’t just a swim—it’s an epic test of endurance wrapped in the stunning Lake District.
Read moreStarting with a 3K swim in an estuary with a strong current (which somehow always felt it was against Wendi) the water was 23.8°C, so wetsuits were optional for all athletes.
Read moreSet against the stunning backdrop of Rutland Water Reservoir, this ever-popular Olympic distance triathlon served up a real challenge – particularly in the water, where strong winds created choppy conditions and slower swim times across the board.
Read moreThis was Sarah’s first Duathlon World Championships (Sprint Distance) –and what experience it sounds! Sarah gave absolutely everything she had on race day, implementing hard training which improved her transition from previous races.
Read moreManish and John recently completed the Chillswim Coniston, a challenging 5.25-mile swim across Lake Coniston in the beautiful Lake District.
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