Tim Heming is a freelance triathlon journalist at 220 Triathlon. He specializes in endurance sports, focusing on topics such as doping, governance, and Olympic selection, while also featuring inspiring stories from paratriathletes and Olympic gold medalists. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications including Triathlete, Inc. and Outside.
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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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By: Tim Heming
Despite the "growing pains" and event fiascos of 2025, the Professional Triathletes Organization is strengthening its partnership with a financially struggling World Triathlon to launch an all-encompassing Triathlon World Tour in 2027 and increase mass participation.
By: Tim Heming
Everything to lose and everything to gain – the current conflict in the Middle East brings to the fore the precarious financial footing of elite racing. Tim Heming investigates...
By: Tim Heming
Cal Tri founder Thom Richmond is building the sport back up - from the bottom up. From $85 flat fees to teachable moments instead of penalties, Richmond's inclusive formula aims to save grassroots triathlon in the United States.
Are Europeans faster? Is triathlon too expensive? What really saves you on race day? Columnist Tim Heming dives into the tri topics we were all talking about in April 2026.
“You're really fit, but there's something wrong. It's something that's impacting your sleep, your health, and your recovery as you push further and harder in your sport. And it’s quite often the degradation of breathing habits.”
By: Tim Heming
Is the future of U.S. full-distance racing in doubt? Can a simple breath fix solve your race-day performance problems? Columnist Tim Heming dives into the tri topics we were all talking about in May 2026.
By: Tim Heming
It’s early days in the qualification process for 2028, but Britain could be fielding its strongest men’s team yet where all three athletes are medal contenders.
By: Tim Heming
Winning at Ironman Lanzarote was the perfect return to sport for Lucy Charles-Barclay after injury. Post-race we caught up the Ironman champ.
By: Tim Heming
The super shoe debate moves beyond speed: World champion Kristian Blummenfelt says the shoes enable more frequent, intense training, but research suggests any performance edge comes with record costs and new injury patterns for the average triathlete.
After a 2025 race that ended with triathlete Jose Perez paralyzed, a gross negligence lawsuit, and new owners, the 2026 edition of the iconic Escape From Alcatraz triathlon will go off this weekend. What’s changed - and is it safe to race?
