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Dede Griesbauer's Kona Report 10/30/07: Aloha from Manele Bay on the island of Lana’i. After a very early morning island hopper, Dave (my husband) and I arrived here just moments ago. While we were sad to leave Kona, this is seemingly a beautiful and relaxing place to put our feet up (Read More)
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Xtri Interview: Brian Boyle 10/30/07: One day Brian Boyle was a competitive high school swimmer, getting ready to start college in a couple of months. The next day, he lay in a coma with nearly every bone in his body crushed, with little hope for survival after getting hit by a dump (Read More)
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Xtri Interview: Scott Rigsby 10/26/07: Scott Rigsby made history on October 13 at the Ford Ironman World Championship when he became the first double amputee to complete the Ironman on prosthetics. When Rigsby was 18, he was riding in the back of a pickup truck that got hit by an 18 (Read More)
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Chris Lieto: Knocking on the Door of Victory! 10/23/07: Leading over 80% of the race was one step closer to taking it all.
I am back at home in Danville, and starting to unwind from all the travel. Kona was great this year. The whole experience was awesome starting with training in Hawaii (Read More)
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Alex MM: Top Amateur at Kona and Newlywed! 10/22/07: Well it has been a VERY busy and whirlwind week!
The Brief Version: I had an amazing race here in Kona finishing as the amateur champion and 29th overall in a time of 9:00:09…I know 9 seconds...don’t ask! Then on Tuesday I got married (Read More)
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Heather Gollnick's Kona Report 10/22/07: What a Season!!
2nd at Ironman New Zealand 1st at Ironman Arizona 1st at Ironman Louisville 11th at Ironman World Championships
Although Top 10 was the goal, I am very happy with the day and with a stellar 2007 (Read More)
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Tough Day in Kona for Luke Bell 10/17/07: Hello to everyone, As you all would most likely know by now thing leading up to Hawaii did not all go according to plan. After a fantastic build up there was a glitch in the prep as a result of a casual recovery swim. I somehow managed to (Read More)
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