WIN! A CATEYE Q3 HRM WORTH £174.99

For your chance to win, we’re asking myTri users to simply upload their best triathlon shots from 2012 – from training rides to race action and club shots – using the new photo upload function on myTri.

At the end of December, we’ll pick our top 10 and users can vote at 220’s Facebook page for the winning entry and the two people whose photos receive the most votes will win the prizes.

To enter December’s Photo competition, upload your multisport images here: http://training.220triathlon.com/. Deadline: 11.59am, Monday 31st December 2012.

About the Cateye Q3 HRM

Q-series is an all new multi-sports wrist mounted heart rate monitor with cycle computer functions. Perfect for triathlon or multi-sports events, heart rate can be monitored off the bike while swimming, running, kayaking etc., then all the usual cycle computer functions used and recorded while on the bike.

Using 2.4ghz digital technology the computer receives speed and cadence data from the single ISCTec transmitter located at the bottom bracket. The head unit can also be handlebar bar mounted, using the included mount. Data is stored then downloadable to PC via a USB dongle (sold separately) and is compatible with Cateye’s’ E-Train’ software for analysis and feedback on your training progress or race performance.

Common Q series features include:

• 2.4 ghz ISM band digital wireless (ID Coded)

• Downloadable (USB Dongle available separately)

• 5 Heart Rate Zones with audible alarm

• Total weekly, monthly & yearly time and distance

• Up to 30 stored files

• Handlebar mount included

Plus, don’t forget our Wheely Good Christmas Challenge, where you could win a pair of Shimano RH-RS10 wheels courtesy of Madison. To find out how, head to: http://training.220triathlon.com/group/view/165/the-wheely-good-christmas-challenge

Liz Barrett 220 Deputy Editor

About

220 deputy editor Liz Barrett started work on the magazine in 2007 as staff writer. Since then, she’s reported live from almost every major triathlon across the globe, including the Ironman World Championships, 70.3 Worlds, six ITU Worlds, Challenge Roth, the 2014 and 2022 Commonwealths, the London and Paris Olympics and the Rio Paralympics, to name but a few. Name a pro and chances are she’ll have interviewed them, so, unsurprisingly, she’s our go-to pro-athlete expert on the team. When not covering races, you’ll find her whipping words into finely-crafted shape for both the magazine and website.