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Marathons
A marathon is a 42 km running event. There are longer running events, called Ultra marathons, but from experience I can tell you that 42 km is plenty. If you have ever thought of doing a marathon I highly recommend it. But make sure you can devote the time commitment necessary to train, because you will need to train quite a bit.
Sport First Aid Kit
Having the right equipment easily accessible to deal with a sport injury is crucial to being able to deal with the situation effectively. Every sport is different and will have different requirements. Below is a list of things you should consider having in your sport first aid kit.
Sports Injuries Pictures
Sometimes I'm glad that I work in an office. Don't know what I mean, just take a look at these pictures and you'll understand...
WARNING: The first two pictures are "safe" and maybe even comical. Once you start scrolling, you may not be too happy with what you see if you're a particularly empathetic person so do so at your own risk.
Triathlons
A triathlon is a multi-skill sport involving swimming, cycling, then running. Obviously it is harder than any of the 3 events done independently and to succeed in a triathlon you need to be able to compete in all 3 events. The distances can vary from what's called a spring triathlon to an Ironman. Sprint distances are usually 0.75 km swim, 10 km ride, and 7.5 ride while an Ironman is a 4 km swim, 180 km ride, and 42 km run.
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