Jesse Dylan will be broadcasting live from the London Triathlon, August 5th and 6th. Click here for details.
2006-07-05
Hunter Kemper and Alan Ley join Triathlon Lifestyle
with their first of many radio interviews. Hunter and Alan will be
blogging on our site soon as we get ready for Cancun!
What are some of the things you can do to help make the race and all the
training miles a more enjoyable experience?
John Cobb talks about basic equipment: the bike, your helmet,
clothing, shoes and pedals.
David Keane
In an energy industry career spanning 25 years David has conducted business in over 10 countries. He has managed various forms of the business and has established a strong external reputation in the energy industry
St. Jude patients compete in the US Challenge
When that Journey song "Don’t Stop Believing” pops into my head, I can’t help but laugh. There we were, the charity team at the first-ever US Challenge—an event where teams from different companies compete while raising money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Basically, it’s a 48-hour event that’s like taking the SAT while doing a triathlon.
Ken Reuter
Ken Rueter, the chief operating officer for the Energy & Environment Business Unit affiliate company Thor Treatment Technologies in Richland, Washington, is coach of Washington Group International’s corporate adventure racing team which will be competing in the 2006 U.S. Challenge in defense of their 2005 US Challenge overall and coed national championships.
Sanjay Gupta
Dr. Sanjay Gupta is senior medical correspondent for the health and medical unit at CNN. Gupta, a practicing neurosurgeon and an assistant professor of neurosurgery, plays an integral role in the network's medical coverage, which includes daily packages, the half-hour weekend show House Call with Dr. Sanjay Gupta and coverage of breaking medical news.
Warren Jennings
IA graduate of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Webster University and a Veteran of the US Navy, Warren joined United Stationers Supply Company 6 years ago, and has spent time in Seattle, Philadelphia and Boston as a General Operation Manager with the largest wholesaler of Office Products in North America.
David Keane
In an energy industry career spanning 25 years David has conducted business in over 10 countries. He has managed various forms of the business and has established a strong external reputation in the energy industry
David L. Kjolhede
Dave Kjolhede (pronounced "coal-heed") is currently the Executive Director of the Roanoke Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau, a position he assumed in February of 1997. Prior to his arrival in the Roanoke Valley, Kjolhede served as Executive Director of the Amana Colonies Convention and Visitors Bureau in Iowa.
David
Rozelle
While
in Iraq, Maj. Rozelle lost part of his right leg when a landmine
exploded under his Humvee. After rehabilitation as a below-the-knee
amputee, Major Rozelle made the decision to return to active
duty – the first American soldier to do so in modern
times. Maj. Rozelle is helping his fellow injured soldiers
to reclaim an active lifestyle, working at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center.
Andrew
Finan
Graduating
from City University, London in 1985, Andrew joined
top 20 advertising agency, Arc Advertising. He took
over as MD of Challenger World in 2001 with the aim
of taking its Intelligent Sport(TM) concept worldwide.
The BG US Challenge is the latest event to join the
Intelligent Sport World Series which now takes place
in 11 locations worldwide from UK to South Africa
and Singapore to the USA.
Gary
Erickson
Gary
Erickson is heralded nationally as a visionary entrepreneur
who believes there is more to business than the bottom
line—even though his company, Clif Bar & Co.,
has done well by the bottom line, having been selected
four straight years (1997-2001) to Inc. magazine's
list of the fastest-growing private companies in
the United States.
Susan
Dell
Susan is a co-founder and Chairman of the Board of the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation. The Foundation's mission is to improve outcomes for underserved children in a measurable way. As the driving force behind the Foundation, Susan is dedicated to supporting programs that positively impact children's lives around the world through the Foundation's health and education initiatives. In addition to her business and foundation roles, Susan competes in marathons, triathlons, and cycling races and now holds many world records.
Alan
Ley
Alan
Ley is the USA Triathlon Coaching Education Manager. At the
2004 Olympics he assisted with the Olympic Triathlon Coaches
and was the Chair of the USA Triathlon National Coaching Commission
until resigning to take the position with USAT.
After
graduating from University in 1998, Hunter Kemper became a
professional triathlete and won his first Pro National Championship
that year. He then went on to receive the USA Triathlon Pro
Rookie of the Year Award and was also presented the prestigious
Jim Thorpe All-Around Award.
Nick
Russling
Nick
Russling manages the core team and delivery of The Michelob
ULTRA London Triathlon and other triathlon and Duathlon events
in the UK. Nick has covered many areas, including managing
a series of high profile sports personalities and working on
a series of the largest inter-corporate team challen
Bill
Corsan
Bill
Corsan is property administrator at the Vancouver Port Authority
and team captain for the Vancouver Port Authority"s triathlon
team that will be competing in the 2006 ITU Corporate Triathlon
World Championships. Bill has been competing in triathlons
since 1991 and will be competing in his first
Andrew
Heffernan
Andrew
Heffernan is certified as a personal trainer through the National
Academy of Sports Medicine. He is a black belt in Shorin-Ryu
Karate, a practitioner and teacher of boxing, jeet kune do
and Enshin Karate, and a competitive triathlete, with multiple
top-five age-group finishes in races on the
Mark
Fretta
Mark
Fretta held the #1 ITU world ranking for 6 weeks in April and
May of 2006 and finished 2nd at the ITU Doha World Cup in 2006
as well. Mark finished 6th at the 2006 Ishigaki ITU World Cup
moving into the #1 world ranking. Mark competed in A ll-State
in track and field and cross-country and as a
Loreen
Barnett
Today
the world of Triathlon was rocked by a major announcement,
that we broadcast live, with an exclusive interview from the
Executive Director of the International Triathlon Union, Loreen
Barnett.
What are some of the things you can do to help make the race and all the
training miles a more enjoyable experience?
