Do you really get cold when swimming?

The Norseman Research Team recently published a new study. The study was based on core temperatures measured during the Norseman swim in 2017, 2018, and 2019. We measured the core temperature up to one hour after the swim to see if we could identify an after-drop among the 51 athletes that were tested.

Time to Jump Again.

Triathletes from all over the world were planning to jump in August. A pandemic changed that.

A Second Chance?

Due to travel restrictions related to the pandemic, we now have a few available slots for people residing in Norway.

Krill oil and race distance

Based on data collection from the summer of 2019, our research team completed another research project last summer. Based on this, a new study taking a closer look at krill oil and race distance was published in Frontiers in Nutrition. The study was a collaboration between the Norseman research team and our partner researchers at Aker Biomarine.

Zombie Hill looks tiny from above.

As you hopefully know, the Norseman has survived 2020, even though no event took place. This is only possible due to the loyalty and support of sponsors like Zalaris, Renault, Bunde Gruppen and all our other partners, as well as you, the athletes and supporters that breathe life into this great race year after year.

Norseman: Endurance Science Seminar

Monday November 2nd, we´re bringing together scientists from all over the world to help you become a better and safer athlete.

The seminar is presented by Zalaris & Aker BioMarine.

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