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Saturday, 15 June 2013 01:10
(Photos courtesy of Matthew Dickinson.)
Liberty Half Ironman Race Report
By Sara Carlson
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Epic Living....
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Thursday, 13 June 2013 03:10
ED. Here is the next installment of "Michelle's Road to Kona." It includes her Ironman Hawaii 70.3 race report. Enjoy. Oh yeah, that is 2012 Ironman World Champion Pete Jacobs hanging out with Michelle in the photo. There's a shot of her hanging with Jordan Rapp on page 2.
By Michelle Andres (teamandreskona.blogspot.com)
EPIC CAMP!!!
It was truly an amazing experience
"Why Are We Doing This?"...& Liberty Vid...
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Thursday, 13 June 2013 01:10
(Photo - 2013 Manitou Du women's winner Christel Kippenhan.)
By Stephen Bullard
Manitou Race Report - Steady rain, cool temps, and gusty winds greeted some reluctant triathletes and they announced that they would cancel the swim and turn the whole affair into a run/bike/run duathlon.
It was one of those days when you wonder "why an I doing this?" and the modest field took the announcement in stride. The only thing that might make this day a bit more miserable was the thought of jumping in a cold lake and the cancellation of the swim gave the athletes more options on what to wear....
LMT's 10-Year Celebration....Updated...
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Wednesday, 12 June 2013 01:10
(Photo -Two-time LMT winner, Jan Guenther.)
LAKE MINNETONKA PREVIEW
Minnesota's Triple Crown Kick-Off...
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Monday, 10 June 2013 05:10
Trinona V - Pros nabbed the Top four men's places at Trinona Olympic on Sunday, with Minnesotans David Thompson, Dan Hedgecock and Devon Palmer comprising the podium. Fourth went to 20-year-old Illinois guy Reeven Nathan, whose parents should get "Style Points" for naming him Reeven, which is a totally cool frontal moniker.
The Top 3 was never in doubt, though the order was debatable. DKT had won the last three editions of this annual classic, which now serves as the kick-off event for Life Time Fitness' Minnesota Triple Crown Series (with Minneapolis and Maple Grove), but he had yet to demonstrate in 2013 his usual early season fitness. He was beaten the week before by Dan Hedgecock and there was some speculation that Dan's fitness--he's won three races already this year--would propel him to another victory on Sunday. He raced hard but David was just too strong on the bike. His 1-mph advantage gave him a sweet cushion. Though Hedge made up 2:17 during the run, Thompson still managed to win by a 1:26 margin. His 4th consecutive Trinona win was the 82nd W of his career...
