Sorry for the sparse posts. I spent a bit of last week and Halloween weekend out in Halifax dressed up as Siegfried (From Siegfried and Roy) and returned just in time for my class at MRC on Tuesday. I have been kept busy with work at EG, looking for a job (which i now...
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Tags: Bikes, Blog, Cycling, Gibbs Gage, Halloween, Maclean, MRC, Olympics, School, Track, Video
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The German cycling federation announced Stefan Schumacher was among those caught. No surprise, because he tested positive for CERA in samples taken during the Tour de France, when he won two time trial stages. How was he even allowed to race? Croation 800-meter runner Vanja Persic also is on the list, a source confirmed....
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Tags: 800 meter, Athania Tsoumeleka, athelets, Canja Persic, CERA, Cycling, davide rebellin, gole medalist, Olympics, rashid Ramzi, Running, silver medalist, Stefan schumacher, Tour De France
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Do you ever wonder who takes those amazing shots of Lance crossing the line, or the painfull pictures of the pack climbing Alpe d’Huez? Well her name might be Elizabeth Kreutz and she’s damn good with a camera. She just so happens to be Lance’s official photographer. Her web page (http://www.elizabethkreutz.com/) has heaps of photos from the...
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Tags: Bejing, Biking, Blog, Ironman, Lance, Lance Armstong, Olympics, photographs, pictures, Triathlon
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After doing a little more research, and asking a few more question about Ryder and his climb at Haleakala I was surprised to find out that another Canadian actually “helped” Ryder capture the record up the Haleakala climb, Simon Whitfeld. Whitfeld was born in Kingston, Ontario. By age 15 he was pursuing triathlon on a serious competitive basis....
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Tags: Cadence, Climbing, Cycling, Haleakala, Heart Rate, Olympics, Power, Ryder Hesjedal, Simon Whitfeld, Triathlon, Watts
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