About Triathlon Adventures
Clearer advice for people finding their way into triathlon.
Triathlon Adventures is built for beginner and recreational athletes who want practical guidance without the pressure to train, race, or shop like an elite athlete.
We cover race distances, training, gear, transition, race day planning, and the small decisions that often make a first season feel less confusing.
Why the site exists
Triathlon should feel challenging, not needlessly confusing.
New triathletes often find information written for people who already know the sport. Simple questions turn into unfamiliar terms, expensive gear lists, and training plans that do not fit normal life.
Triathlon Adventures was created to close that gap. We focus on clear explanations, realistic options, and advice that can fit around work, family, weather, budget, and recovery.
We explain the race, the gear, and the training without assuming the reader already knows the language.
We focus on what an athlete can realistically use, not what looks best on paper.
Different races, bodies, goals, budgets, and schedules can lead to different answers.
The people behind the site
Experience from the course, care in the edit.
Justin brings the athlete and coach perspective. Kelly handles research, editing, publishing, and the structure that makes each guide easier to follow.
Author and triathlon coach
Justin James
Justin has spent more than a decade chasing finish lines. His experience includes Olympic distance triathlons, full Ironman distance events, road marathons, and trail running.
He became a triathlon coach because he enjoys helping athletes work out what actually fits their goals, available time, and current experience. His writing is grounded in real training, racing, and coaching rather than perfect weeks or expensive upgrades.
Editor and publisher
Kelly Hanna
Kelly is the editor and publisher behind Triathlon Adventures. Her background includes business and marketing education, banking and personal finance work, consumer comparison research, website design, and editorial publishing.
She researches topics, edits the articles, organizes the site’s guides, and builds tools that make complicated decisions easier to understand. Her focus is to create help full articles, careful claims, and clear next steps.
How the work gets done
Every article should earn the reader’s trust.
A confident tone is not enough. We try to show where advice comes from, where it may vary, and what the reader should verify for a specific race.
How the site is funded
Advertising and affiliate links
Triathlon Adventures may earn money from display advertising, affiliate links, and future partnerships. A commission does not guarantee a positive recommendation.
Sponsored content, supplied products, and commercial relationships should be clearly disclosed when they apply.
Accuracy and corrections
Tell us when something needs another look
Rules, products, prices, and event details can change. If you spot a possible error, send the page URL, the section that needs review, and a reliable source when available.
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