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Welcome! At IronMakeover you'll find encouragement for triathletes. I'm glad you're here.  The Joy of Triathlon Yes, you can! Read how these people are loving the sport of triathlon. Suggestions? Please email the article and link to me at sklandolt at yahoo dot com. 9 year-old Winter Vinecki leads Team Winter. Her efforts have raised over $30,000 for Athletes for a Cure. WIth matching funds, Winter and her mom have raised more than $100,000! Six-Time Cancer Survivor and Triathlete Wins First-Ever Growing Bolder Award "It's all about attitude -- training has always helped me get up and out of bed faster after surgeries or treatments for cancer," Handler says. "I don't feel like I'm almost 70, I feel 50. And as long as my body holds up, I'll do triathlon." Megan Fisher, a below knee amputee finished the XTERRA World Triathlon Championships in Maui. Three years ago she was told she would never walk again. She finished the off-road triathlon in 5:09:47. David Kyle, who has multiple sclerosis, won the men's physically challenged division in just under five hours. Cancer Survivor Wins Best of the U.S. Triathlon Huge Turnout for Breast Cancer Foundation Triathlon "I have a sense of achievement. Of starting to get stronger again and get fit. Of training for something, committing to it and seeing it through to the end, and doing it against the odds," participant Mrs Alvemalm said. Runnning for My Life And now, though I am weakened, I am stronger, too. I can handle more, appreciate more, understand more about the world around me. I can cope with the unknown, too; I'm not happy about it, but I am capable. And I fight. Iron-fortified Mom: Woman with four young children trains for elite triathlon. Big Island Man Inspires Others by Going the Distance Cancer Survivor Aims for Kona Finish Greenwich's Stugart Rebounds from Cancer to Compete in Ironman Triathlon Kitsap Tri Babes Take Challenge of Competition  and Life  in Stride "I was overweight, over 50, over busy, over-scheduled and not athletic..." Napa woman defeats cancer, turns to triathlon "My training is time for myself."            Personal Best: Woman, 35, adds training and triathlon to working, studying and raising a son " Tevin said the triathlon is his mother's way of setting an example for him.

Check out the sports devotionals from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In a recent devotional, the author discusses a scene from Chariots of Fire. In it, Eric Liddle explains his passion for running. He tells his sister, "Jenny, you've got to understand. I believe God made me for a purpose- for China- but He also made me fast. And when I run, I feel His pleasure." Each devotional includes three parts: - Ready (the scripture), - Set (a story), and - Go (the application questions.) Check it out.

Landolt was featured in Her Sports + Fitness' e-newsletter column "Her Story."

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IronMakeover 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. In a recent devotional, the author discusses a scene from Chariots of Fire. In it, Eric Liddle explains his passion for running. He tells his sister, "Jenny, you've got to understand. I believe God made me for a purpose- for China- but He also made me fast. And when I run, I feel His pleasure." Each devotional includes three parts: - Ready (the scripture), - Set (a story), and - Go (the application questions.) Check it out.

Welcome! At IronMakeover you'll find encouragement for triathletes. I'm glad you're here.  The Joy of Triathlon Yes, you can! Read how these people are loving the sport of triathlon. Suggestions? Please email the article and link to me at sklandolt at yahoo dot com. 9 year-old Winter Vinecki leads Team Winter. Her efforts have raised over $30,000 for Athletes for a Cure. WIth matching funds, Winter and her mom have raised more than $100,000! Six-Time Cancer Survivor and Triathlete Wins First-Ever Growing Bolder Award "It's all about attitude -- training has always helped me get up and out of bed faster after surgeries or treatments for cancer," Handler says. "I don't feel like I'm almost 70, I feel 50. And as long as my body holds up, I'll do triathlon." Megan Fisher, a below knee amputee finished the XTERRA World Triathlon Championships in Maui. Three years ago she was told she would never walk again. She finished the off-road triathlon in 5:09:47. David Kyle, who has multiple sclerosis, won the men's physically challenged division in just under five hours. Cancer Survivor Wins Best of the U.S. Triathlon Huge Turnout for Breast Cancer Foundation Triathlon "I have a sense of achievement. Of starting to get stronger again and get fit. Of training for something, committing to it and seeing it through to the end, and doing it against the odds," participant Mrs Alvemalm said. Runnning for My Life And now, though I am weakened, I am stronger, too. I can handle more, appreciate more, understand more about the world around me. I can cope with the unknown, too; I'm not happy about it, but I am capable. And I fight. Iron-fortified Mom: Woman with four young children trains for elite triathlon. Big Island Man Inspires Others by Going the Distance Cancer Survivor Aims for Kona Finish Greenwich's Stugart Rebounds from Cancer to Compete in Ironman Triathlon Kitsap Tri Babes Take Challenge of Competition  and Life  in Stride "I was overweight, over 50, over busy, over-scheduled and not athletic..." Napa woman defeats cancer, turns to triathlon "My training is time for myself."            Personal Best: Woman, 35, adds training and triathlon to working, studying and raising a son " Tevin said the triathlon is his mother's way of setting an example for him.

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