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Wet, Dreary, But Awesome: 2011 Carpinteria Triathlon
The Carpinteria Triathlon Sprint is the best triathlon on the central coast of California (at least according to me). Despite heavy mist that slowly soaked everything to the core, cold air and an otherwise dreary day, the 2011 Carpinteria Triathlon … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, milestones, Results, Triathlon
Tagged Carpinteria Triathlon, Race Results, Results, Triathlon
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Camarillo Duathlon: A Race to Never Forget
For the past three years, since the very first Camarillo Duathlon was publicized, I have had the goal of completing the course. Due to cancellations, scheduling conflicts, and even injury, I couldn’t quite get my butt down to Camarillo at … Continue reading
Posted in analysis, Commentary, Competitions, Cycling, Duathlon, Goals, milestones, Results, Running
Tagged Camarillo Duathlon, Competitions, Cycling, duathlon, Goals, Results, Running
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On Becoming a Race Director…
Giving back to the community can take many forms. From donations to local charities to adopting a highway, there is more than one way to give back. How one gives back often depends on their beliefs and passions. Being a … Continue reading →