Commanding the race, four of The Feed’s HPT triathletes went 1st-4th at IRONMAN Michigan. In this post-race debrief, we get a race report + nutrition plan from each of them for a unique look inside the event.
With an unexpectedly quiet July, Pete took the opportunity to put his energy into a new challenge: a NorCal area FKT, the Marin High Five. Jump in to see how Pete's FKT went, his fueling strategy for the effort, and what makes this challenge unique.
Now more than ever, riders are implementing a high-carb fueling plan. This shift in strategy is improving athletes' ability to push deeper in training and get more out of themselves on race day. We'll show you how to make a strategy of your own to improve your performance.
Tara Warren is running one of the most challenging series in the world and may be the first woman in eight years to do so. However, Warren’s purpose for running the Rocky Mountain Slam (RMS) is so much deeper than just accomplishment: it’s about raising money and awareness for ALS.
Marc recently overcame more than one challenge at Challenge Beijing. When you’re up against elite competition, everything has to fall into place. But losing your bike? That’s not the kind of puzzle you plan for.
The second year of the Gravel National Championships brought more power as the discipline's National scene is growing. This year, The Feed's HPT athletes captured the Pro Women's podium entirely. We'll unpack the race and experiences from the lenses of our three ladies.
Sam Holness is an autistic Ironman triathlete who has struggled with gut issues for most of his life. His father, Tony, explains how the family has evolved his everyday and in-race nutrition to help improve Sam’s performance and make life on the race course much more enjoyable.
Alexey Vermeulen is back with a report on his summer season since Pro Road Nats back in May. This report highlights the balance of life activities he's maintained and how the entire experience of racing can shift from one weekend (Leadville) to the next (SBT).