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Time to lace up!
Lace up those shoes, hop on that bike and dive into the swim—your first triathlon awaits!
Find your next adventure with these trail running tips.
These mountain biking tips take your ride from confusing to confident and will help you score a new PB on the hills.
Game, set and match. This is where you want to be this weekend. 🎾
Load up on these tips from pros on how to start your weightlifting journey and carve out muscle as you strengthen up.
Here, top sports to try that you’ll easily be able to take up if that’s your new-found goal.
Need a break from the day-to-day routine of phone pings, work tasks, and the constant pull of responsibility? Take a hike. Literally.
Netball, the girls’ go-to sport, has come a long way. Clubs and leagues abound, so join one, get active and heed these tips from the pros to up your game.
Just started mountain biking and want to improve your skills? Or maybe you’re doing your first mountain biking race?
All your triathlon questions answered, like whether you should pee in your wetsuit and when is a good time to eat, plus a race-day packing list!
Whether it’s your first cycling race or you – like me – like having a checklist and want some handy tips to make sure you have a good day out, read on…
The South African XTERRA triathlon is taking place this Saturday in Grabouw. Regretting entering? Don’t fret – here are six ways to be prepared…
Let OCR pro Dominique D’Oliveira school you on how to actually train for an obstacle race — without having to become a full-on ninja.
To the uninitiated, triathlons can seem really daunting. Word to the wise: to really ace a triathlon, you need more than just, biking, running and swimming.
Candice Lill, pro cyclist, knows a bit about being on a bike. Here, she drops some mad nuggets of knowledge and cycling hacks you really need.
Print this race day checklist to ace your next race! Plus: check out resident WH runner and super-foodie Amy Hopkins’ winning before, during and after menu.
Sure, running might seem easy – just lace up your sneakers and go. But the thought of actually training for a race can be intimidating AF.