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Saturday, 10 July 2010 13:35
* It's possible that as early as 2016 Cathy Yndestad will have to take off a shoe in 
order to count her Life Time Fitness victories. The amazing CY picked up her 5th LTF win this morning. That covers one hand. She'll start counting on the second hand next year.
* Catherine Lee continues to excel in 2010. She placed 4th at LTF. Elite Master Sarah Mercer of Golden Valley finished 7th.
* The men's Elite Amateur race was won by late registrant Patrick Davis of Ankeny, IA. Davis' 2010 resume features a win at Miami International and a 2nd at Hy-Vee. Previously undefeated in 2010, Cirlce Pines' Patrick Parish placed 2nd. Columbia Height's Matt Payne took 4th and rookie phenom Daniel Hedgecock (Minneapolis) finished 6th. Other Minnesotans in the EA Top 10 were Josh Riff (7th) and Steve Sander (10th)....
Fun At The Expo...
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Saturday, 10 July 2010 05:00
L - Coaches Kris and Devon do cool, cutting-edge testing stuff at the LTF Expo with a prominent, temporarily faceless local triathlete who happens to be married to our state's premier multisportsman and whose name rhymes with "Tannah Tullivan." She asked to remain nameless and we were happy to oblige. R- Jmatt and Kevin getting inordinately excited about a helmet....
Keeping The Hardware At Home
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Friday, 09 July 2010 12:56
By Norm De Plume
Who are the most successful amateur triathletes in America right now?...
Hangin' With Matty...
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 07:00
The defending men's champion at the Life Time Fitness Triathlon is arguably the best male triathlete in the world..
Hotel Timberman...
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 06:00
"...You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave."
This is one of the more jarring lines from the 1977 Eagle's classic "Hotel California." The song allegorically addresses the addictive and self-destructive nature of excess in America, and especially in Southern California; an especially in the SOCAL music industry.
These words apply, albeit in a non-sardonic way, to what can be called the "Timberman Experience." Staged in one of our region's most picturesque and peaceful locations, the Timberman, "Minnesota's Destination Triathlon," is addictive. But it is not destructive. It is rejuvenating...
