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Category Archives: Triathlon Central
Ironman Canada
The first thing to remember is that I did not go to Canada intending to race. I really didn’t want to go there at all, but I tried to figure out a way to make it worth my while in … Continue reading
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Stubborn
“Why are you doing *this* race, Teri?” We’re riding in a rental Ford Escape up to Yellow Lake. I’ve finagled a ride with Steph and Teri from Colorado and Utah, to “drive the course” here at (the last) Ironman Canada. … Continue reading
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Slaying the Badger
In Slaying the Badger, Richard Moore tells the story of the 1986 Tour, when Hinault battled Greg LeMond for the win at the Grand Boucle. Continue reading
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Dreams
The best things in life start with dreams. Don’t squash those of the young. Continue reading
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Mid Term Report: Outseason 2012
…it’s time for me to do a status check on my training and fitness. Last year at this time, I was scrambling to find enough energy, strength, time and fuel to get geared up for an Ironman at the end of June Continue reading
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Iron War: Dave Scott, Mark Allen & the Greatest Race Ever Run
…this is probably a must read for any serious triathlete, or even for a runner or cyclist, who is seeking insight into how the best have achieved their greatest successes. And for those who relish a gripping human athletic drama, as seen on TV in the Olympics, they won’t be disappointed either. Continue reading
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Reckless Courage
Peter Rose was a Cincinnati boy. He was born and raised on the west side, went to Western Hills High School, and never had any intention of going to college. He was the epitome of the guy who decided the … Continue reading
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Speed, Grace, and Reckless Courage
So what are these “athletic virtues”, speed, grace, and reckless courage? Speed is your ticket to the dance. It’s the innate “talent” which begins to separate truly elite athletes from the rest of us, usually at an early stage. It’s … Continue reading
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Speed, Grace, and Reckless Courage
I’ve always been a voracious consumer of magazines. During medical school in the 70s, while gone on a ski trip, my housemates were astounded by the number of magazines which piled up for me in the mail – 15 during … Continue reading
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Mind Over Matter
…sometimes, a swift kick in the butt is all you need. Continue reading
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