In the next of our Athlete Spotlight series the torch shines back towards Saudi Arabia and one of our inspirational female athletes Jude Jamjoom who has overcome personal adversity and clawed her way back to becoming the current Saudi National Time Trial Champion. We know this is just the beginning for Jude… Age, Location, Profession:  27, Jeddah, KSA, Legal Associate and Entrepreneur  Why did you join RRC?  I was introduced to Will by fellow Rioter Ronald Rizk for an inspirational talk with the up and coming Triathlon Community in Jeddah (Jeddah Tribe), as part of our series of ..read more

In the next of our Athlete Spotlight series our light shines on Jarryd Dunn who details how he has overcome great adversity in his professional athletic career to finally catch the Triathlon bug! Age, Location, Profession 29, Stafford, Media and Communications Officer What is the biggest hurdle you have overcome in your life so far? Injury is always the most difficult period of being an athlete. After finishing 6th at the Olympic trials in 2012, and narrowly missing out on a place for the London Olympic Games, I was diagnosed with three stress fractures in my lumbar spine and I subsequent ..read more

In the next of our Athlete Spotlight series our light shines on our Israeli warrior Liran Lahav who details how he keeps the work/life/training/recovery balance in the midst of a pandemic… Age, Location, Profession My name is Liran Lahav, I am 34 years old, single, living in the city of Rishon Lezion in Israel. My profession is a running and fitness trainer. I am currently studying for a certificate in a course for managers and mental trainers and I am working on starting a new business that specialises in providing mental training services to athletes. Tell us a bit about your background… In ..read more

In the second edition of our Athlete Spotlight Series, we are proud to welcome Ronald into the spotlight to underline that even when you have hit rock bottom in life – there is always light, hope and strength to get you back on top again. We hope his incredible story resonates with you… Age, Location, Profession40, Lebanese based in Khobar Saudi Arabia, Chief Investment Officer and Board Member Why did you join RRC?I started my triathlon journey 5 years ago. I was coached since the beginning but never felt I was reaching my potential. A change was needed and I decided to train with another coa ..read more

In the first of our Athlete Spotlight Series, we are thrilled to welcome Hannah to the stage to share some insights into her athletic life as a Riot Racing Club athlete and what motivates her most… Age, Location, Profession 33, London, Product Marketing Strategist Why did you join RRC?It was an easy decision actually! I heard Will was an awesome coach from a mutual friend of one of his other athletes. I remember speaking to him on the phone thinking, “he really knows his stuff!” The fact he’s been super successful both as an athlete himself and coaching Ruth to her pro success was ..read more

Friends of the Riot. Now we are all week into the 2nd week of our official Covid19 self Isolation I wanted to take the opportunity to write my first real post for the Riot RC website from a coach perspective, an athlete perspective, and a father and family man perspective. These are crazy and very unique times in all of our lives and the impact of the pandemic on our lives with the restrictions put in place, the danger to peoples lives and our poor old economy I can imagine is comparable to war times. Who would have thought any of this was possible just one month ago but here we are… Almost al ..read more

Last week I was invited to the Boardman Performance Centre down in Evesham with friend Jamie Pringle, who was doing some Wind Tunnel testing on Riot RC member Ruth Astle and asked if I wanted to join. He was demonstrating the facility to some students from a visiting college, so it was a fantastic opportunity to support my coached athlete Ruth, and also give back to them via the Q&A with the students. Ruth looked aero AF as per usual, but Jamie still managed to find some additional gains from her test there last year. Wind Tunnel testing is an extremely useful tool to find those additional ..read more

We are super excited to launch the freshest racing team around: Riot Racing Club.  With Professional Athlete Will Clarke at the helm, this is sure to bring both fun and focus to your practice of our beautiful sport. Come and feel part of something meaningful, and get full support to achieve more.  JOIN THE RIOT ..read more

  Today marks one month since Ironman Hawaii and it’s now officially the end of my break. Tomorrow I’ll begin putting in the work for the 2019 season starting off by just exercising for fun but I’m aiming to feel a little bit better everyday till I get to the point in a few weeks time where I actually start to ‘train’ with structure and ambition. I’m not going to lie, I needed every single day of this break, the disappointment of another bad experience in Hawaii hit me pretty hard and I’ll probably continue to take a few more days here and there up till Christmas.   Regardless of a ..read more

As I finish the last training block of the year and I pack up my bags here in San Diego with the last 5.5hrs flight to Hawaii looming I find myself with enough time on my hands to sit down with my own thoughts and I suddenly for the first time drift into a state of nervousness and I can’t help but wonder why I bother doing this to myself. I said to myself at the end of last year when I was reviewing my plans that I don’t want to make this trip unless I know I can be competitive. It’s a strain on my family, it’s very expensive and actually I can’t even see the fun side of it unless I’m really ..read more