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Hey guys!
Longtime lurker firsttime poster. My name is Frank and I'm in the process of gearing up for my first triathalon... I was inspired by the 6 time champion David Scott and his webcast to really get off my butt and try this out. I''m wondering if anyone else has heard of David Scott's newest cast? It's been pretty inspirational and motivational for me. The link is here for those that are interested. http://www.x2performance.com/webcast-dave-scott-20140412/

He's got a lot of good tips and was really the motivating factor in me registering at this forum, actually, lol.

2014-04-21 10:09 AM
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Dave Scott is The Man!

Welcome to posting on BT and triathlon, all the best with your training and goals!

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