Each Monday from now on (well, whenever possible, at least)
I’ll be doing a top five or top ten list to start the week. This week, I’m starting
nice and easy with my ten fave people, companies or websites to follow on Twitter,
with a brief explanation as to why. This list is aimed at those with an
interest in triathlon and related subjects, but does not include pro
triathletes (ten triathletes who tweet well will be a future list). If you have
any comments, recommendations or additions, I’d love to hear them:
- @ThirdBrownlee – An irreverent look at the world of triathlon from Alistair and Jonathan’s “little brother”
- @TrainingPeaks – lots of great information and technical training articles, even if you don’t use the TP programme for training
- @BeginnerTriathlete – loads of advice and features for intermediate as well as beginner multisporters
- @dcrainmakerblog – plenty of triathlon information but also the best and most complete reviews of all tri-related technology
- @TriathleteEurope – good source of news and interviews
- @purplepatch – Purple Patch head coach, Matt Dixon, is a top tri mind with lots of ideas that could be of benefit to age groupers
- @trifuel – links to interesting studies, sessions, slideshows, news and reviews
- @Doctor_Hutch – as well as being a brilliant writer (if you’ve not already, read his book The Hour), Michael Hutchinson is a great source of cycling-related news and opinions
- @BenGreenfield – top triathlete who is also a huge nutrition mind, with loads of links, opinions, videos and podcasts relating to health, wellbeing and sports performance
- @slowtwitch – a place where all tri junkies can really geek out
This list is, of course, in no way exhaustive and tries to include
a little of everything but, if you’re a triathlete just getting into Twitter or
a member of the Twitterati just getting into triathlon, you won’t go far wrong
if you follow these ten handles to start.
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