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Podium Sweepage?
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Friday, 23 September 2011 03:00
(Photos L - R - DKT, Dan Hedgecock & Patrick Parish)
Peregrine Charities Triathlon - The 4th annual PC Olympic and Sprint Triathlon will be staged in Waterloo, Iowa, this Sunday. A record turnout will be on hand and the fields will be deeper than ever. Several of Minnesota's best multisporters will be there and we predict an Olympic podium sweep for the Loon State visitors....
Iron Girl VII Stuff...
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Thursday, 22 September 2011 03:00
Race Preview Stuff - The 7th annual Iron Girl-Bloomington Duathlon, which with 1200+ participants is America
History & Fatty Melts...
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Wednesday, 21 September 2011 03:00
Race Previewy Stuff - The 6th annual Treadman Duathlon, which is expertly produced by Final Stretch, will be staged in the halcyon community of Pine Island on Saturday. Record attendance is expected and weather conditions are predicted to be hospitable. If you are a fence-straddler, let us recommend that you give this event a try. The courses and amenities are groovy and you can drive south after the race to one of the two locations of Newt
Muscle Memory, Sibling Rivalry & Other Stuff...
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011 03:00
One Last Tri Coverage - Several things made the 6th annual One Last Tri more memorable than usual. Firstly, it was BIG. This year
Fall Classic Stuff...
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011 02:40
Stream of Consciousness Race Coverage - Jennifer Strange is a very pretty girl. And she's totally skilled at applying eye make-up (photo), not that she needs that stuff to be pretty.
When she got married, she wore a very, very long, very white dress. In the photo here she's walking up a flight of concrete steps in her very, very long, very white dress. It, the dress, must have gotten really, really dirty, which is kinda sad because it's such a beautiful dress that must have cost more than $100 and is intended to only be worn only two or three times.
We digress.
Jennifer is a pretty goshdarn good duathlete. And it's about time MTN wrote some stuff about her....
