The Brownlee Brothers talk Tokyo 2020

Fit and healthy starting 2019, we spoke to Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee about their season plans, recovering from a poor season and plans for Tokyo 2020
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What’s next for Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee?

At the recent Triathlon Show: London we took the opportunity to sit down for an in-depth chat with the Brownlee brothers (www.thebrownleebrothers.com).

While Alistair secured a Silver medal in that fantastic race at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship, both regard their 2018 season’s overall as a poor year by their previous standards, impacted by injuries, illness and poor form.

Jonathan started 2019 on a much firmer footing by winning Super League Triathlon Singapore and Alistair confirmed that he is currently fit, healthy and has had a consistent winter of training.

What are their plans for 2019 and where does Tokyo 2020 fit into that? Watch the video below for the answers to those questions and plenty more.

The Brownlee brothers were at the Triathlon Show: London with their nutrition partners, OTE Sports (www.otesports.co.uk)

Jonathan Brownlee / Alistair Brownlee / Triathlon Show London / OTE Sports

Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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