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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009: Race Report ...
Race Report - Geelong 70.3 (2009). The Geelong 70.3 is probably my favourite race. .... Complete the 2009 Australian Ironman between 10h15m and 10h45m ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009: Race Report ...
This is the second year I have travelled down to Geelong to compete and have .... (Daily); Improve T1 & T2 efficiency/time; Improve strength/power on bike ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009: Race Report ...
The Geelong 70.3 is probably my favourite race. ... everybody from the squad who was doing the race at 8.00am for a spin around some of the bike course. ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009: Sunday - Bribie ...
Dec 7, 2008 ... Sunday - Bribie Triathlon. Race Report: Bribie Triathlon (Race 2). A week out from the Canberra HIM it was timely that I had a bit of a race ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009
The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009 ..... Compete in the 2009 Australian Ironman; Complete the 2009 Australian Ironman between 10h15m and 10h45m ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009 ... Compete in the 2009 Australian Ironman; Complete the 2009 Australian Ironman between 10h15m and 10h45m ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009
The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009 ..... Compete in the 2009 Australian Ironman; Complete the 2009 Australian Ironman between 10h15m and 10h45m ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009
Compete in the 2009 Australian Ironman; Complete the 2009 Australian Ironman between 10h15m and 10h45m; Qualify for the Australian Team for the World 70.3 ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009: Post Race ...
Compete in the 2009 Australian Ironman; Complete the 2009 Australian Ironman between 10h15m and 10h45m; Qualify for the Australian Team for the World 70.3 ...
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The road to Australian Ironman (Triathlon) 2009
Really enjoying the water part of the triathlon at the moment, feeling strong and finding quite comfortable with my stroke and in that my kick is making a ...
 
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