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220 Triathlon · 28 de mayo de 2026 · por 220 Triathlon Team

From pro cyclist to age-group triathlete: “I just have to take as much advantage as I can on the cycling!”

We caught up with Greg Van Avermaet to talk about how switching from one sport to three isn't as simple as it sounds!

From pro cyclist to age-group triathlete: “I just have to take as much advantage as I can on the cycling!”

I started triathlon when a friend took me to Sgrail [Jan Frodeno’s gravel ride triathlon] a couple of weeks after I retired, and it was so much fun that I carried on. I did an Ironman 70.3 in Knokke-Heist [in Belgium] in 2024 and qualified for Marbella. I was already following triathlon and thought that I might take it up after my cycling career.

The approach is to do as well as possible. I just have to take as much advantage as I can on the cycling! I swam quite well given my ability in Marbella and I had a really good run. It’s strange to become an Ironman 70.3 age-group champion because I didn’t know the level of the racing, or what to expect.

I don’t think my wife would let me turn pro, but it’s fun and to see how far I can go. It was always on my mind that after my career in cycling I wanted to do something like this, out of my comfort zone. But you have to train a lot for this kind of…

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