In short:The author, a four-time triathlon champion, discusses training routines, motivation, nutrition, race strategy, and proper swimming, cycling, and running form. Full Review: The author, a four-time triathlon champion, discusses training

Contact: http://www.garmin.com/uk Phil Marston 2: Nice all round triathlon watch with loads of features and customisable view interface, but expensive Strengths: I use it for run swim & bike triathlon cross training, I wear glasses and find

:Designed for neutral runners, but several mild overpronating testers found them surprisingly supportive. Weight (M): 280g Weight (W): 230g Contact: www.avia.com Full Review: First introduced to the UK in 2007, Avia, a niche brand with a big reputation in the triathlon

or longer races. Some supprt. Overall: Lovely shoe, just feels great to run in. M.ister W: LIKE RUNNING IN YOUR FAVOURITE SLIPPERS. Strengths: Light, comfortable. Weaknesses: Light, comfortable. Overall: I bought these to run short distances in triathlons

it to run off the bike in a triathlon and would not choose a different shoe. Weaknesses: Brilliant shoe - I have the 2009 model - Precision 10 - having previously run in the Aero - I find this a great alternative, quick, responsive, encourages good foot

of the main things that attracted me to this she was it`s weight. the 904 is extremely lightweight and I had hoped to use it for triathlons and other running races. But as far as pros go, that`s about it. Weaknesses: One of the main things that attracted me

return to form, offering good support for such a lightweight shoe. Weight (M): 272g Contact: www.asics.co.uk/running Full Review: The DS Trainer has gone back in time to its most successful incarnation, number 7. Having discovered that the last few

activity as well. Overall: I've used this for marathons, half marathons and triathlons. Never let me down, just make sure you get the measurements right! NXX: COMPETITIVELY PRICED & TASTES GOOD Strengths: I like the taste of this in comparison to some

pair of 'proper' running shoes. Weaknesses: Extremely comfy and bouncy.Bought from Saucony stand at the Sandown Triathlon show, after gait analysis. My first pair of 'proper' running shoes. Overall: As my first pair, I have no real benchmark

flimsy and the ankle can feel a bit loose as a consequence, but if you're reasonably careful, I can't see them ripping.The big plus for me is that you can essentially wear them 'laceless', so they're ideal for Triathlon (quick on; quick run; quick off