Go Multi
Events Organisers in Durban

Jorgensen surged pas. Last lap blast at Banyoles Triathlon World Cup USA's Gwen Jorgensen and Lukas Verzbicas both left it until the last lap of the run to make their move and claim the 2012 ITU Triathlon World Cup Banyoles title.

We decided that the fitness industry was growing up, and the advertisers, especially those in the cycling space, were finding it increasingly difficult to place material in five or more print titles. We want to help you grow your fitness and health fast, with progressive articles and insights that other magazines may not be offering. They believe in self-improvement and are not afraid of failure. That is when you do at least two physical activities that train your cardiovascular, muscular and nervous system. This is any activity where distance, terrain and time are your chief challenges, and you have to use muscle power to move from start to finish. For the racing snakes, for an endurance sport race to be classified as and endurance event, we expect that the event must be timed and allow individuals or teams to race others over a fixed distance. We do feature some of the fringe sports from time to time, but only as an interest piece for you to know about. Life’s too short for one sport guides everything we think, say and do at the magazine. Our simple, six word call to action brings together the ideals of fitness, health, body-mind awareness and the principle of constant improvement, all while having fun in the outdoors through adventure racing, canoeing, cycling, mountain biking, running, swimming, surfski and triathlon. There’s only one thing to do if you’re in a one-dimensional rut and that is to Go Multi. We at Go Multi love the challenge of events like these, and our readership know it. It’s clear to see that we’re one of many worldwide tapping into this frequency. The Go Multi tribe is made from people like you, doing their best to escape single sport ruts. Our suggestion if you’re still struggling with the gravity field of the single sport that is now threatening to take over your life and drive you out of your mind? How about the sense of accomplishment when you finish your very first open-water swim in your very first triathlon? Go Multi Magazine’s call to action brings together the ideals of fitness, health, body-mind awareness and the principle of constant improvement, all while having fun in the outdoors through adventure racing, canoeing, cycling, mountain biking, running, swimming, surfski and triathlon. There’s only one thing to do if you’re in a one-dimensional rut and that is to Go Multi! It’s a battle cry for people of all abilities to get off the couch, get onto their feet, bikes and boats and experience more in life. Go Multi is quite simply combining cardiovascular sports to enhance the experience of living. Anecdotal evidence suggests that unless you’re after Olympic gold in a single sport, the smart money is on doing smaller bits of several sports rather than an overdoes of one sport over and over again. You might get a kick from doing more than just running, swimming or cycling all your life. Once a print magazine and now purely a website, we continue to connect the multisport community throughout South Africa by covering events and people in the personal style that is the hallmark of Go Multi. With a focus on marrying information with entertainment, we connect the multisport community throughout South Africa by covering events and people in the personal style that is the hallmark of Go Multi. One of our goals is to showcase the’ adventurous spirits of people in multisport.