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A Simple Triathlon Story, Until a Reporter Went the Distance

April 18, 2016 by timlangeman

From talking to Dan Empfield, who runs the forum as part of his larger triathlon-related business, I learned that triathletes view cutting a course — deliberately failing to run, swim or bike the whole way, and then lying about it — as the worst thing an athlete can do, far worse than doping.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: deceit, fraud, sports, triathalon

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