Monday, January 22, 2007 Triathlon: Michael Giudicissi Specs: 19 mins, 23 secs | 9 MB
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Michael Giudicissi was one of EndurancePlanet.com's first interviewees. Over two years later, Michael has completed two Ironman-distance triathlons, had two books published and is self-employed as an author and motivational speaker. His website is PowerOfGoals.com. Here we talk about how he trains for triathlons, what changes he will make for the upcoming Ironman Louisville and ways he is still working on his "during-race" nutrition. What started out as a way to lose weight has turned into a lifestyle and career for this inspiring athlete.
Monday, January 8, 2007 Triathlete Tips: Eric Davis Specs: 30 mins, 30 secs | 14.1 MB
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Eric Davis is an age-group triathlete who has had tremendous success in endurance sports, even at an early age (for a while he had the fastest marathon time for someone under 12 years old!). Now, as a 40-year-old soon-to-be-father, he is still an avid athlete. Here we talk about his six tips for triathletes. This interview is a bit longer than our normal talk, but it's great information. He's also written several excellent race reports from the Half-Ironman World Championships, Ironman Canada, Ironman Kona, and Ironman Wisconsin (all are .pdf files).
Monday, January 1, 2007 Mountaineering and Marathon: Todd Sears Specs: 16 mins, 24 secs | 7.6 MB
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Todd Sears is a 45-year-old retired Naval Intelligence officer living in the U.K. To keep in shape after retiring from the Navy, he decided to get involved in mountaineering and marathon running. Here we talk about some of his experiences including a race report when his calves basically "locked up" just before the mile 26 marker.
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