Tri Myths De-Bunked: Do you have to be a great swimmer to do triathlon?

One of the most common myths (and perhaps biggest fears) in triathlon is that you need to be an excellent swimmer in order to compete or even complete a race. While this is partly true, it’s not entirely true. True: you do need to be able to swim to take part in triathlon. It would …

From chronic pain to podium finishes

A 20-year warm-upTo a 7-month tune-up  December 2024, I was lying in the bath doom-scrolling Instagram. My algorithm feeds me running posts and cats (separately). So, there I was, seeing 20-somethings get PBs on the daily, influencers flaunting their freebies and a social sphere of runners that I just couldn’t relate to anymore.  Here I …

Tri Myths Debunked: “Mental Toughness Just Means Pushing Harder”

Ask any triathlete what separates a good race from a great one, and you’ll often hear the catchphrase of mental toughness being thrown around. But here’s where things get tricky…because for many, “toughness” has been twisted into a toxic version of endurance, a belief that if you’re not suffering, grinding, or ignoring pain, you’re not …

Making or Breaking Kona

With the Ironman World Championships qualification changing, what does this mean for you? Is it taking away the dream from too many people? Team Manager James discusses.

Flying With Your Bike: Essentials Every Triathlete Should Know

Travelling for a triathlon is part of the adventure, but flying with your bike can feel like a logistical workout of its own. Whether you’re heading to a big race abroad or a training camp in the sun, here are some proven tips to make sure your pride and joy arrives safe and ready to …

May Newsletter

Hello! Welcome to our round up of all things Nebula for May, and apologies that it’s a been a bit delayed by race week. Normal service will resume at the end of this month. We’ve been a busy bunch, please have a read of everything that we’ve been up to. CORE Webinar With the weather …