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Triathlon
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Triathlon
A competitive event involving 3 sport disciplines: swimming, bicycling, and running, usually in that order
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Research shows that marathon runners are injured more frequently than triathletes - the reason: although triathletes may exercise more, they exercise differently and use different muscle groups on successive days.
Jane WOODHEAD by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Organised by Total Racing International, a group of ironmen and triathletes from the North East, the event included two 700-metre swims in the sea at Bamburgh, a 42km bike ride taking in Dunstanburgh Castle and a 10km run in The Pastures below Alnwick Castle.
NICE TRI by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
JUNIOR triathletes from Holmfirth Harriers were at the final event in the Yorkshire & Humberside Triathlon Series held at Wakefield.
Harriers' triathletes in stunning season finale by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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