When one ponders the great cycling destinations of the world, the same locales almost always come to mind: The French Alps...Tuscany...the Pyrenees...North Carolina.

Well, OK, some might argue that last one doesn’t belong. But, after spending a week on my bike with some Team Clif teammates in the Tar Heel State, I’m here to tell ya it’s pretty dang cool! If you need a little more convincing, I’ve compiled my top 7 reasons why summertime in North Carolina can be quite delightful for

Pro triathlete and Team Clif Bar athlete Linsey Corbin has been on a hot streak of late. After finishing fifth, fourth, third, and then second place consecutively in her last four triathlons, Linsey jokingly told us last week that “this can only mean first place is right around the corner.”

Hmmm...maybe she wasn’t joking…

The Victoria Half Ironman Triathlon is one of Canada’s most popular multisport events, drawing close to 600 athletes into the sold out field.  The event has a

Dylan’s out of the office on vacay, so I’ve taken it upon myself to update with what’s happening out in the wide world of Team Clif Bar. This race report comes from Brent Allen, who took a dip in the Pacific Ocean to race in the "officially unoffical Pier2Pier paddle board event" a few weeks ago. I tried to find more about the race, but couldn’t—figures, given that it’s technically unofficial. Here’s what Brent had to say:

For the past 14 years there has been an "officially unofficial

On Sunday July 22nd at Ford Ironman USA Lake Placid TCB sponsored triathlete Tyler Stewart of Team EndurancePTC raced her first Ironman as a pro, finished 2nd, and ended up the top American at the U.S. Pro Championship—a truly amazing breakout performance. Wow.

Another TCB triathlete, Linsey Corbin, finished 5th—so two nice showings at Lake Placid by great individuals who also happen to be stellar triathletes.

Diane Henry of Endurance Performance Training Centers had this to say

It’s June 25th and I’m back in the office after heading east for a bit to visit some friends and family. It was an adventure—of sorts. Sometimes breaks don’t go quite as planned. Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the many random variations of breaks.

As some of you likely know already—I’m broken. My left wrist has been rebuilt with some handy-dandy titanium hardware and I’m in the process of trying to feel less broken. This type of break is not so good. 

On another not so