Articles

By Dr. Luke Bucci, PhD

A high-level tour of the key changes and key contributing ingredients in MultiV-PRO – as well as what stayed the same between generations.

With Shannon Koch

Shannon Koch rode into Augusta looking for gold. She found it. We had a conversation with the new Master’s crit national champion following her big solo move to take the stars and stripes.

With Rob Britton

In early September, FE Factory Team member Rob Britton netted the win at Badlands, which traverses 500 miles of countryside in southern Spain – including absolutely dizzying heights and over 52,000ft of climbing.

By Griffin Easter

Though he’s previously bullied his way to individual stages at Rebecca’s Private Idaho, Griffin Easter never took the overall until the 2023 edition.

By Adam Merry

Adam lays out the general training and nutrition plan that have led him to a season of notable results and a qualifying spot at his A race, Western States.

By Josiah Middaugh

After 25 years, the XTERRA World Championship was moved from Maui, Hawaii to Molveno, Italy. XTERRA has been gaining steam in Europe for the past decade and especially elite racing has really taken off in the past few years. The change was bittersweet, but I am excited for the sport and I was really looking forward to a mountain world championship in the Dolomites.  Without racing in Europe for several years it was hard to gauge how I would slot into the deeper, more competitive Eurocentric field.  

By Matt Hanson, EdD

Obviously, the Ironman World Championships is the one event each year where I want to be at my best. To me, this continues to remain the most important day of the year, and the entire season is geared around trying to set up the best performance possible on this day.

The course itself makes preparation and approach tricky, because the conditions of the Ironman World Championships are almost always going to be brutal. You have to be prepped for heat, humidity, high winds, and choppy water.

Words like “inspiring,” “perseverance,” “overcoming,” and the like get thrown around a lot in endurance athletics, but – for some athletes – they aren’t just stoke-bro hyperbole. Tommy “Rivs” Puzey is one of those athletes, and we’re unironically and very sincerely stoked to announce a partnership with him.