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Why You Can - Say Yes to Triathlon
It's time to taste triathlon. As a triathlete, you'll surprise yourself as you face fears and set personal bests. You'll be more confident, have more energy and smile more often. People will be drawn to that difference. Triathlon is a rewarding sport for people of all ages and abilities. I hope to break down your obstacles: time, money, fear etc. Give triathlon a chance.

Why You Can - Excuse #4 I'm afraid.

Already a triathlete? Who can you encourage? Ask a friend to join you as you swim, bike and run. Your encouragement could make the difference. 

Series: Things I Wish I Knew As a New Triathlete:

IronMakeover - The Book
I'm hoping to publish my manuscript IronMakeover via a traditional publisher. IronMakeover is my story. As an overweight mom, I dealt with fear, weight and expectations while training, first failing and then memorably finishing an Ironman triathlon. Come along and experience the ride!

Coaching Clinic this Summer
I enjoy encouraging other women. I'm registered for USA Triathlon's Level 1 Coaching  Clinic in July. 
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10 year-old Winter Vinecki leads Team Winter. Her efforts have raised over $30,000 for Athletes for a Cure. Find other inspiring stories of people
loving the sport of triathlon and doing good things.

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Encouragement for triathletes.

Web site created and maintained by Sara Cox Landolt.

Landolt was featured in Her Sports + Fitness' e-newsletter column "Her Story."
Check out the sports devotionals from the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Each devotional includes three parts:
- Ready (the scripture),
- Set (a story), and
- Go (the application questions.)
Welcome! At IronMakeover you'll
find encouragement for triathletes.
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I'm a volunteer  moderator within
active.com's
triathlon community. Stop by and say hello!


Yes, You Can!
10 year-old Winter Vinecki leads Team Winter. Her efforts have raised over $30,000 for Athletes for a Cure. Find other inspiring stories of people
loving the sport of triathlon and doing good things.

IronMakeover Motivator
You miss 100% of the shots you never take.

IronMakeover's Reach
Since July 2008, IronMakeover has welcomed readers in 2,526 cities in 80 countries.
source: Google analytics

What's Your Story?
Chased by dogs, scared of sharks? Trying your first race? Tell me about it. Send inspirational stories and blogs you enjoy as well.
My first bike was yellow. It had a basket in front and a banana seat. I loved it.
Why You Can - Say Yes to Triathlon
It's time to taste triathlon. As a triathlete, you'll surprise yourself as you face fears and set personal bests. You'll be more confident, have more energy and smile more often. People will be drawn to that difference. Triathlon is a rewarding sport for people of all ages and abilities. I hope to break down your obstacles: time, money, fear etc. Give triathlon a chance.

Why You Can - Excuse #4 I'm afraid.

Already a triathlete? Who can you encourage? Ask a friend to join you as you swim, bike and run. Your encouragement could make the difference. 

Series: Things I Wish I Knew As a New Triathlete:

IronMakeover - The Book
I'm hoping to publish my manuscript IronMakeover via a traditional publisher. IronMakeover is my story. As an overweight mom, I dealt with fear, weight and expectations while training, first failing and then memorably finishing an Ironman triathlon. Come along and experience the ride!

Coaching Clinic this Summer
I enjoy encouraging other women. I'm registered for USA Triathlon's Level 1 Coaching  Clinic in July. 
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    Race Report: My husband's race report from Ironman Coeur d'Alene 6-21-09. Happy Father's Day Ken!