A simple and effective powder to prevent blistering. Works well with or without socks

Early last week, I received the first product for my beginner triathlon series, a set of Profile Designs Century Aerobars.  These are the least expensive bars available from Profile Designs.  Profile is one of the most popular suppliers of aerobars, ...

Hey folks, According to the number of readers on our site, the following articles were the most popular this week.  In no particular order: Initial Reviews of BlisterShield and SportShield Review of Women’s Brooks Ravenna Irate Motorist Honks at Cop ...

Carey Kepler, a triathlete coach, walks us through what’s needed for first time triathletes.  Don’t think that you need everything she mentions here, but Carey does a great job outlining the necessities and desired accessories for beginner triathletes. Gear for ...

Saw this over on the BT forums, thought I’d pass it along.  Kinda wish the cop would have ticketed the guy. Who are you honking at? from Keri Caffrey on Vimeo.

In this video, Carey Kepler, a tri coach focused on entry-level and intermediate triathletes, provides tips for a successful transition.  Carey shows you how to set up your transition area, tells how to speed up your transition, and walks us ...

Durable and effective visor, some long term odor issues, but overall a great product

I hope you’ve already read through my initial review of SportShield.  As I mentioned, we received samples of two products, BlisterShield and SportShield.  Both products are from 2Toms, both designed to reduce friction during training and races. I don’t have ...

Good beginner helmet, not overly expensive, breathes well, very durable

Following up on yesterday’s video by Dave Scott on proper aero positioning and maximizing your aero form, here’s another great video to give you a bit more background.  While Dave’s video was mostly practical applications, this video, from TTBikeFit, really ...