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Written by Charlie Yu
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 14:31 |
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I would like apologize to everyone out there that I offended with my email to triathlete. I re-read my email and I was a complete jerk and I am so very sorry. My intention was not to belittle anyone that has completed an Ironman distance race. I truly do respect anyone that completes one.
I have only been able to do one myself and I am amazed by some of you out there that do them over and over again. I just feel that the Ironman is special and when I read it that someone working out in a gym or health club was the same thing as finishing the Ironman well I could not believe it and before I could collect my thoughts I fired off a stupid e-mail and put in there allot of thing I really don’t believe.
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Written by Michael Horton
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Wednesday, 22 July 2009 15:38 |
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In case you are wondering what happened to your old T-Dot website, well it's a long story but we are still here. We suffered some catastrophic failures with our web server so we are trying to get all of our content back up as quickly as possible. Please be patient as we transition and keep checking back for more articles every day. |
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Written by T-Dot Staff
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Friday, 28 May 2010 09:11 |
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Lance Armstrong is not, Craig Alexander is not, Floyd Landis would say he is, but that too would be a lie. You can be, if you have what it takes.
Bicycle God is the brain child of Rob Layton, the race director for Bicycle Illinois. For those who are tough enough to endure this ultimate endurance test, this may be the challenge you have been looking for and a pretty cool title to hold- Bicycle God!
How do you earn such high praise? Easy, 7 centuries in 7 days! That's right 7 hundred miles of biking in 7 days or 100 miles of riding a day for 7 days. The centuries are a part of two different rides, organized by Bicycle Illinois.
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Written by David Wallach
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Friday, 04 December 2009 07:57 |
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If you have a baby, you're having a baby or know someone expecting a baby, then introduce them to BOB.
BOB isn't a nanny or a trainer, but a running stroller that looks great, is light weight, safe and can take a beating.
There is a single or a duallie version (two kids), the big wheels, hand brakes and water bottle holder (sold separately) all make BOB a practical and cool gift idea for the endurance mom or dad who want to get out and run, shop or stroll. |
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Written by David Wallach
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Thursday, 05 August 2010 13:13 |
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 Triathlete Magazine is looking for Miss July and yo get to help pick your favorite!
They've nabbed fifteen women from the hundreds of submissions for this month's model search. They're looking for Triathlete.com's Miss July, a woman who represents the multi-sport lifestyle and can make a bikini melt. Not sure how fast these women are, but they definitely do a bikini proud.
This is your chance to get in on the action and vote, click here to pick your favorite bikini clad multi-sport momma. Or, if you think you have what it takes to end up in the pages of Triathlete, there is a different contest every month, send your pictures to me. No! Wait, send your submissions to
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They will be narrowing it down to a single winner each month between now and January 31, 2011. Monthly winners will then face off for the Title of Miss Triathlete.com 2010. The winner will be featured in Triathlete's annual swimsuit photo shoot.
You can see this months finalists in the photo gallery by clicking here..
Miss July, will be announced at the end of August.
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