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2014 LinzTriathlon () Race Report – Stefan Reiter reaches his first podium!

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Short version: After a disappointing swim I managed to screw up my transition a little followed by strong ride in heavy rain and finished with a very solid run. This alltogether was enough to put me on 3rd place of my AG beaten only be two professional athletes! Long version: 1) Pre-Race I followed my…

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2014 Rev3 Quassy Race Report – Coach Patrick McCrann

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Coach Patrick McCrann hopped in the car and made the journey over to Middlebury, Connecticut for the 2014 Rev3 Quassy triathlon last weekend, and he came back with a pretty decent race to report on. While he worried a little about his recuperating shoulder (after a little accident he had last season), he was happy…

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2014 Rev3 Quassy Race Report – Coach Patrick McCrann

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Coach Patrick McCrann hopped in the car and made the journey over to Middlebury, Connecticut for the 2014 Rev3 Quassy triathlon last weekend, and he came back with a pretty decent race to report on. While he worried a little about his recuperating shoulder (after a little accident he had last season), he was happy…

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2014 Texas Race Report with Mike Crosby | Voice of the Nation Podcast

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Join Coach Patrick for this post Ironman Texas 2014 race review with Team Endurance Nation athlete Mike Crosby. Hear how he went sub-12 hours (comfortably) in his first race, and how he leveraged our Texas Training Camp (www.endurancenation.us/camps) and the input of his teammates to create the perfect first race.   Click here to access the Endurance Nation Post-Ironman® Transition Page Our guide for successfully transitioning from your Ironman® to the rest of your triathlon season  

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2014 Texas Race Report with Mike Crosby | Voice of the Nation Podcast

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Join Coach Patrick for this post Ironman Texas 2014 race review with Team Endurance Nation athlete Mike Crosby. Hear how he went sub-12 hours (comfortably) in his first race, and how he leveraged our Texas Training Camp (www.endurancenation.us/camps) and the input of his teammates to create the perfect first race.   Click here to access the Endurance Nation Post-Ironman® Transition Page Our guide for successfully transitioning from your Ironman® to the rest of your triathlon season  

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2014 Texas Race Report- Jeff Leslie, first time Ironman finish, sub 12:00:xx!

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History 42 yrs old. This was my first Ironman® distance. Prior experience was 1 sprint, 2 olympics, 2 HIM (Austin x 2), 1 DNF a “B race” HIM (too cold/windy, quit 5 miles into bike), all in the past 1.5yrs. ~5 yrs road cycling before switching to triathlon. Never been an athlete. Bench warmer/sub all…

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2014 Texas Race Report – Shaughn Simmons with a sprint race at the finish line!

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Team Endurance Nation’s Shaughn Simmons put in a tremendous effort for an 11:10 finish, and had another Age Grouper sprint him to the finish! Read his report to see who won the spectacular, adrenaline filled finish. Goal: 11:25   Actual: 11:10 About an hour faster that the last one and warmer temps. Great plan, great coaching, and…

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2014 Texas Race Report – Mike Roberts

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Team EN’s Mike Roberts had a pretty sweet Texas this year. Read his detailed race report below. Short Summary Swim: 1:02:33 /  Bike: 5:22:37 /  Run: 3:50:35 / Total: 10:21:29 / M45-49: 12/289 / OA: 166/2,437 Pre-Race I had a really good build-up to IMTX.  Followed vast majority of the plan, kept injury-free, and went…

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2014 Ironman Florida – Jan Schorpion Race Report

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Team EN member Jan Schorpion raced well at Ironman 70.3 Florida, and his wife Melissa raced along with him. Nothing like a little husband/wife teamwork to keep you motivated!

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Endurance Nation's First Time Finish™ Program and upcoming eBook

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Join Coach Patrick for this post-race podcast on the Beach to Battleship iron-distance event, where Darren Freeman walks us through his race and the event itself. 

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