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(Jan - Feb 2009 Edition)

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If you want to perform like the pro's you need good technique. See the video's we've compiled of the best swimming, cycling, running and paddling techniques in our section below called GOOD TECHNIQUE.

If you've ever wondered why we push ourselves to breaking point, past the pain barrier, then at the melt down party announce to the world 'I'm coming back next year' this inspriational video should provide the answer.

Is the Hawaiian Ironman still the ultimate achievement in endurance sports. Watch the prelude below then have your say on this and other topics in our segment called 'HOT TOPICS'.

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TOUGHEN UP PRINCESS

So a friend of a friend of mine knows this girl who did the Rotto swim solo after dislocating both her shoulders the day before. She got half way then swam the second half just kicking with her feet…apparently!

We all love these stories of going against the doctor’s orders, pushing through the pain barrier and beyond. We know they’re out there, we know you want to share them, so here’s your chance. Let-em rip.

Please note we don’t encourage people to go out there and smash themselves to pieces just to tell your story on our website.

HOT TOPICS

The mind of an endurance athlete can be at times a blank canvas. Three hours into a six hour ride and the batteries in your Ipod pack it in. You’re out there pumping out the k’s or working the hills just you and your thoughts. The mind wonders into obscurity, searching for answers and solutions to the great issues of life, society and the environment. It is here that we intend on providing the collective answer to the greatest questions on earth.

This month we ask the question:

In today’s culture of extreme-distance endurance events and with the recent expansion and popularity adventure-racing is the Hawaiian Ironman still the pinnacle of endurance events?