By IT Interactive
Posted Aug. 4, 2008
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Although nobody expected to race a 2.1-mile run, 56-mile bike, 13.1-mile run when signing up for Whirlpool Steelhead 70.3 in Benton Harbor, Michigan, pros and age groupers adjusted to last-minute format switch accordingly and Saturday, August 2 turned out to be a great day at the races.
Aussie pro Chris [...]
Okay people. THIS IS THE STUFF I AM TALKING ABOUT!! You can not make this stuff up. Yes, my bike is back. An unbelievable roller coaster story but it can happen no other way in my world apparently. While everyone was racing Sunday I was out driving the race course looking for my bike, driving [...]
June 13, 2008
I have been back from Honu for two weeks now. I am just starting to feel better since the race. Being “out of shape” caught up to me as I tried to recover last week. Blaisen is still getting up 2 times a night so my sleep is not what it use to [...]
(By John Ryan, San Jose Mercury News) - Some people think a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride and 26.2-mile run, all without rest, would be about the most painful experience anyone could endure. Some people haven’t given birth.
(By Triathlete Magazine) - The third Act of Gina Kehr’s professional career as a triathlete has begun. Kehr was at the top of the triathlon world in 2003 when she crossed the finish line at the Ironman Hawaii World Championship as the first U.S. Female finisher for the second consecutive year (7th overall). But then everything changed.
(By Lars Finanger, Inside Triathlon) - While 2006 Ironman Hawaii fourth place finisher Gina Kehr traveled from her Redwood City, CA home for the international event, Diana Hassel from Fort Collins biked away from her competition to win the half-iron event.
(By USA Triathlon) - USA Triathlon has announced that Celeste Callahan and Gina Kehr have been appointed to its Board of Directors. Kehr replaces Susie Gallucci as the elite athlete representative.
