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photoMonty has kicked the habit and has been smoke-free for 5 years. Here's a discussion on how it has changed his life.
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photoBrittany 'TexasMPGAL' is this months Beginner Triathlete of the Month. Brittany got into triathlons as a stress reliever for 12 hour days in the military.
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photoTim got into triathlon when a guy he was working with had a massive heart attack in his late 30's and died. This was Tim's big wakeup call.
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photoSocks speaks of how she made her way into triathlon by dropping a can of pop on her foot.
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photoA special tribute to a very special BT'er. We miss you. Thanks for continuing to inspire us.
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photoTrixie speaks of how she made her way into endurance sports and also gives some interesting insight on common runner's mistakes.
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photoAfter getting talked into a Marathon, losing 100lbs, TriAya finds her way into the triathlon world.
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photoWith his weight approaching 210, Bob Stocks needed to find something to bring some health back into his life.
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photoWith high cholesterol and about 35lbs to lose, Tim heeded his doctors orders and began to transform his life.
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photoShe's back. We were able to interview Deanna Babcock, a triathlete who galvanized the forums over several months with her story of a tragic accident and subsequent recovery.
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photoFrom a cycling background to triathlete. A podcast with one of the first BT members about how triathlons allow him that daily satisfaction.
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photoI think her story of losing around 100 pounds and how she continues to train and push herself harder is very inspiring.
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photo37-year-old Bill Fults is an age-group triathlete. But by day he's an Air Flight Paramedic. He also spent the better part of a decade as an Army Ranger.
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photoAfter starting the season with only the goals of raising money for cancer research, Stacey finds herself with the opportunity to go to the Long Course Championships in France.
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photoKeith Jordan of Endorfun Sports gives us his thoughts on the Mooseman Triathlon and the industry itself.
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