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A group of close friends from Coatbridge friends recently took on the Loch Lomond endurance triathlon in aid of Scotland’s mental health charity (SAMH).

X Factor star Honey G looked unrecognisable as she shared a new snap following her latest triathlon.The 41-year-old, who soared to fame on the ITV talent show in 2016, took to Instagram to share a snap of herself after completing the Hertfordshire Triathlon at Stanborough Lakes, Welwyn Garden City. Honey G – real name Anna Gilford -, who has lost more than two stone recently due her love of exercise and mile-runs, updated her fans on Sunday. She penned: "I’m very proud of myself having now completed my 3rd Triathlon.

Chace Crawford and Dylan Efron snap a pic with Mark Feuerstein after competing in the 2021 Malibu Triathlon held at Zuma Beach on Sunday afternoon (September 26) in Malibu, Calif.

The Wee Beltie will be a standard distance triathlon and begin at 9am.

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Team GB's Georgia Taylor-Brown has won silver in the triathlon after battling back from a flat tyre.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Kristian Blummenfelt put his body on the line to win the men's triathlon at the Olympics, needing rescuing after he finished.Norwegian star Blummenfelt beat Team GB athlete Alex Yee to the gold medal as he raced to victory in Tokyo.Though his win came at a cost with Blummenfelt falling to his hands and knees after the race and throwing up.The heat seemed to get to the athletes despite the race starting at 6.30am local time.Temperatures pushed 29C with humidity levels at around 67 per cent as the triathletes pushed through some brutal conditions.Blummenfelt was helped to his feet by bronze medalist Hayden Wilde before the Norway star was placed in a wheelchair.And Blummenfelt joked he

Alex Yee secured a silver medal finish for Team GB during the men's individual triathlon, finishing runner-up to Norway's Kristian Blumenfelt.

A Cheadle Hulme man aims to round off a 72-hour mega-triathlon by pulling a plane as he crosses the finish line.

A Florida man crossed the finish line over the weekend to become the first athlete with Down syndrome to complete an Ironman triathlon, the Special Olympics announced. Chris Nikic wore a shirt featuring his motto of “1% better every day,” as he completed the Panama City Beachcompetition Saturday in a moment captured on video.

Chris Nikic, 21, of Maitland, Fl., made history Saturday by becoming the first person with Down syndrome to finish an IRONMAN triathlon.The full-distance IRONMAN triathlon competition consisted of a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike and a 26.2-mile run totaling 140.6 miles, all of which needed to be completed in 17 hours. Nikic began competing in triathlons when he was 16.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine fan favourite has and dropped four dress sizes thanks to a new fitness regime.Speaking to the Daily Star on Sunday, the 39-year-old shared that she feels newly confident following her dramatic weight loss.The performer, whose real name is Anna Gilford, said: I've always had a bit of a complex about my weight and now I can shop in the likes of Topshop and Miss Selfridge."The star went on: "I used to be Size 16 to 18 but I recently bought a pair of size 12 trousers which feels so good."The weight loss is making me feel better about myself and it's nice to wear something more revealing and sexy and know I can strut my thing."Khloe Kardashian's fitness schedule kept her 'sane'Anna also admitted that during

Kinross woman who did a 140-mile gruelling physical challenge to raise money for Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) has told how her mum had to ‘kick her up the backside’ to help her make it to the end.Ginnie Kennedy (34) from Kinross wanted to do her bit for SCAA after they came to her loved one’s aid when he suffered a cycling accident last year.War medal for military man AlanThe sporty merchandiser for a cycle attire company was out riding with her fiancé Brian Spence last September, when he came off his bike.SCAA paramedics helped at the scene.After their assistance he was taken by road to PRI then to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee and made a full recovery.“On September 7, 2019, a simple, easy bike ride towards Glenfarg took a

Creative Perth Triathlon Club is not letting the coronavirus outbreak stop them from remaining active.

St Johnstone coach Steven MacLean ready to use his experience to inspireChairman of the club David Innes has been a member for six years - on the committee for three - and is keen to introduce more people to triathlon.“We have a membership from places covering an area set off by roughly Dundee, Aberfeldy, Crieff and Dunfermline,” said David.“Our swim training is at Kilgraston and in the winter we use Perth College UHI. Other than that, we’re out on the roads of Perth and Kinross.“Currently we only have adult members, probably from about 24 to 65.