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Rambling On

Well here we are in that dead week in between Christmas and New Years. The no fly zone. Not a whole lot happens this week but it’s a nice transition period between all of the Christmas excitement and the energy that the breaking new year brings with it. I usually remain in the Holiday spirit until a few days into January and then I am ready to put everything away and fast forward the calendar to April.
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A Message from Ethan

Many of you know that I have become quite friendly with Ethan Zohn this year. This connection was just another living and breathing example of the power of people and the power of networking
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Building the Perfect Beast

But the title speaks to much more than multisport training. “The Beast” concept hit me again the other day when I was responding to a friend’s email and I realized that I am constantly in a state of building or creating something or charting a course to somewhere.
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2009 ING NYC Marathon Recap

The 2009 ING New York City Marathon was truly an amazing experience. I raced NYC this year as part of Ethan Zohn’s charitable organization Grassroot Soccer (GRS) which raises funds for AIDS and HIV education and awareness. Our team raised a combined $150,000 for the cause.
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NYC 26.2

If nothing else, I will have fun. I don't anticipate an exceptionally fast day. But between the newness and excitement of a course like NY, and sharing it with 48,000 other runners and a couple of million spectators, you never know what kind of day it could turn out to be.
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Zohn to Field All-Star Team for ING NYC Marathon

Team to raise money to spread the message of its HIV/AIDS life-skills program in Africa
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