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Competitor Radio
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The Competitors is a weekly show is a fast paced look at the world of endurance sports through the eyes of the greatest endurance athletes in history. Featuring interivews with great athletes from the sports of triathlon, running, cycling, and all the sports you do! You can share your comments about our episodes on our website, www.competitorradio.com
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Todd Gogulski
Todd Gogulski is a long time professional cyclist who you have seen on VeloCenter every day during the 2010 Tour de France. No one has better insight into the sport and the Tour than the man they call GoGo.
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Clayton Treska
Clayton Treska was diagnosed with Stage 4 Testicular cancer in July of 2009 and his doctors told him there was very little hope. Fortunately, Clayton never believed them and, against the odds, he just finished the Ironman 70.3 event in Kona, Hawaii.
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Ryan Hall
Top American marathoner Ryan Hall has come down from altitude to San Diego to work on his speed.
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Milena Glusac
Milena Glusac was one of the premiere runners in the nation in high school and followed that up with a collegiate career at the University of Oregon where she was a seven time NCAA All-American. In 2001 she won US titles at 20K, 25K and the half marathon and in 2002 she ran 2:31:14 at the New York City Marathon.
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Catriona Morrison
Her name is Catriona Morrison, but you can call her Cat. If you are looking for someone to possibly give three time defending Ironman World Champion Chrissie Wellington a battle in Kona this October, Cat just might be the gal!
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Rob Englehardt
Rob Englehardt did the Ironman when he was 14 years old back in 1981. The best part? He dropped Bob Babbitt like a stone at the finish.
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Chrissie Wellington
Chrissie Wellington is at the very top of her sport. Her exuberance for the sport of triathlon comes through loud and clear. What also comes through loud and clear? The three- time defending Ford Ironman World Champion is faster and fitter than ever.
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Dave Orlowski
Dave Orlowski is one of the true pioneers of Ironman. He competed in the first ever Ironman back in 1978 on a Sears Easy Spirit bike that he borrowed. After finishing in third place in that first ever Ironman, he didn?t do another for 30 years. Now 55, he has now completed 11 Ironman events in the past two years.
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Terenzo Bozzone
Terenzo Bozzone did four races-three of them 70.3 events- in 22 days this spring. The New Zealander came on to talk about everything from his hopes for Kona to his training with Chris McCormack.
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Jim Ryun
Jim Ryun was the first high school runner to break the 4:00 minute mile and as a senior ran 3:55.3, a mark that stood for 36 years. The three time Olympian and 1500 meter silver medalist came on with us to go through his unbelievable career. What an awesome interview!
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