Chris Foster is a Senior Editor at Triathlete. He specializes in health and wellness, sports, and sports business, with a focus on fitness, diet and nutrition, and wellness programs. Chris has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Sports, The Daily Advertiser, and Outside.
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By: David Gleisner, Abby Levene, Chris Foster
In a historic record-breaking season across distances and disciplines, eight runners rose above the rest.
After traveling around the globe to capture the spirit of the sport, we've poured through thousands of images to highlight the most impactful moments of the year.
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By: Chris Foster, Travis Mundell
After back-to-back swim, bike, and run sessions, making it to the gym can feel like a road too far. For busy triathletes, that can be enough to skip their strength training. These editor-tested, at-home gym essentials make it easier to stay consistent and never miss a workout.
By: Chris Foster
We take a close look at the multiple Ironman winner's unique giraffe-themed bike, loaded with custom bits and bobs.
After a busy fall that saw Casper Stornes become the new Ironman world champion in Nice (and a podium at 70.3 World Championships), the Norwegian is back for his 2026 debut. We take a close look at his 70.3 Oceanside bike setup.
You might not recognize Zachary Bernier-Michaud's name, but the youngest ever sub-8-hour Ironman(!) — and his eye-catching custom Ku TF1 — should be on your radar in 2026.
By: Chris Foster
More nutrition, a repaired front end (after his crash at 70.3 World Championship last year), and a new paint job highlight Geens' rarely seen Ridley Triton Fast setup for Ironman Texas 2026.
By: Chris Foster
“Insanely light” wheels from the Netherlands and rarely seen low-profile SRM pedals highlight Svensk's purple/pink-painted Trek setup for Ironman Texas.
By: Chris Foster
The young-gun Scot is breaking the mold with the first Bianchi tri bike we've photographed in years (maybe ever?). Check out Cam Main's Aquila TT on the eve of Ironman Texas.
