What to Look For A dedicated triathlon bike gives you a forward-set aero riding position that’s faster on the flat — and kinder to your run legs than a road bike. At the entry-level price point (under £2,500), you’re balancing aero geometry, a reliable groupset, and integrated storage for nutrition without overextending your budget. The…
Zone3’s Xfinity Renew swimwear collection brings together two priorities that matter to performance swimmers and eco-conscious triathletes: race-quality speed and sustainable materials. Made from 100% recycled polyester sourced from post-consumer plastic bottles, the Xfinity Renew fabric is chlorine-proof, sunscreen-resistant, and built to outlast standard training suits across a full season of regular pool and open…
Swim60minBeginnerSession Overview This 60-minute open water swim at Zone 2 intensity builds your aerobic base in race-specific conditions. Most athletes only do intervals in open water — this session develops the sustained aerobic capacity that underpins all of your faster race efforts, at the exact pace you’ll hold on race day. What You’ll Need Wetsuit…
Swim30minBeginnerSession Overview This 1,200m pool session is designed for the day before or morning of a sprint triathlon — gentle enough to leave you feeling fresh, but structured enough to activate your swim mechanics and prime your body for effort. The goal is neural activation and technique reinforcement, not training load. If you leave the…
What to Look For in an Entry-Level Triathlon GPS Watch An entry-level GPS watch for triathletes needs to track swim, bike, and run with reasonable accuracy — and ideally offer enough training metrics to be useful without overwhelming a newer athlete. The Garmin Forerunner 70, launched in May 2026, brings AMOLED display technology to the…
What to Look For A road bike is the most versatile choice for triathlon training at any budget level. Unlike a dedicated TT bike, a road bike lets you handle varying terrain, ride comfortably for hours, and add clip-on aero bars when you want to practise race position. Under £1,500, aluminium frames dominate — and…
Run30minBeginnerSession Overview One of the biggest challenges in triathlon is running well off the bike — your legs feel heavy, your stride is short, and you’re fighting muscular fatigue from cycling. This 35-minute session combines running with targeted bodyweight strength work to condition your legs specifically for the T2 transition. It’s ideal for beginners and…
What to Look For An entry-level triathlon wetsuit needs to deliver buoyancy, warmth and freedom of movement without breaking the bank. The Zone3 Agile is one of the most popular beginner wetsuits in the UK, combining B-Prene sustainable neoprene construction with features that were once reserved for far more expensive suits. Here is our full…
Bike45minBeginnerSession Overview This 45-minute session is your introduction to structured indoor cycling. It removes the guesswork from your first turbo ride by walking you through warm-up, a simple tempo block, and a proper cool-down. Perfect for beginners who have just bought a turbo trainer and want to make their first session productive rather than overwhelming….
The right cycling jersey makes a meaningful difference on long training rides — managing heat, reducing chafe, and keeping you fast across hours in the saddle. For UK triathletes, the ideal jersey balances moisture management, a racing fit, and practical rear pockets for nutrition. Here are the best options for 2026, all available in the…
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