Tim Heming is a journalist who specializes in triathlon and endurance sports. He writes for publications such as 220 Triathlon and Triathlete, Inc. Tim's articles cover a wide range of topics including race coverage, athlete profiles, training tips, and industry news.
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Tim Heming's coverage primarily focuses on the sports industry, particularly triathlons and Ironman competitions. He seems to be interested in providing expert commentary on athletes' performance, training techniques, and major event outcomes. Given his focus on announcements and expert commentary within the sports theme, he may be open to pitches offering interviews with notable figures in the triathlon world or experts who can provide valuable insights into athlete performances, specific competitions, or industry trends.
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Five medals including gold for Dave Ellis and Megan Richter were the highlights, but the podiums weren’t the only stories on the biggest day in the sport’s history
By: Tim Heming
One of eight pro British women to line up at the Ironman World Championship in Nice, India Lee is in relaxed mood ahead of her adventures in the Maritime Alps
Ironman has split its World Championships between Hawaii and the south of France, but how much can women professional triathletes win at the Ironman World Championship in Nice?
Britain's reigning world champion Lucy Charles-Barclay withdraws from Ironman World Championship in Nice with grade 1 muscle strain
By: Tim Heming
German favourite Laura Philipp finally landed the Ironman title she was due in Nice, but GB's Kat Matthews matched her for long periods before staying strong for second
By: Tim Heming
The 33-year-old Brit Kat Matthews tried everything to get the better of Laura Philipp in the Ironman World Championship in Nice before having to graciously accept defeat
By: Tim Heming
It was a German triumph in Nice for the 37-year-old Laura Philipp who who was a late-starter in triathlon
By: Tim Heming
A foot injury almost ended her career last year, but the popular GB triathlete made an unlikely comeback to place fifth in the Ironman World Championship and enjoy the best day of her career
By: Tim Heming
The 23-year-old Groupama–FDJ rider Lewis Askey, who raced in the Giro d'Italia in May, lined up at Ironman 70.3 Weymouth and showed more than a little talent for swimming and running too.
By: Tim Heming
Tim Heming speaks to pro Ruth Astle on everything Nice bike course: power numbers, strategy, how it played out, the “media moto effect,” and much more.
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