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JBST Camp Day 6
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‘What it Takes’ the Movie Released
ByStuartI’ve mentioned ‘What it Takes’, the triathlon movie by Peter Han before in my blog. The film has finally been released, and saw its premier at the Ironman Hawaii carbo-load dinner yesterday. The film is also available to buy on DVD from their site, http://www.witmovie.com. I’ve got my copy on order, and a review will…
JBST Camps Days 4 & 5
ByStuartDay 4 consisted of a morning recovery bike ride of 1:30, in the small ring for the entire ride. In the afternoon a mini duathlon event was run, won by World Long Course Gold Medallist Lee Piercy. Day 5 starting with a morning ride of 2:30, out towards Uga, then to St. Bartolome, La Florida…
iSMARTtrain V4.1 Beta 6 Released
ByStuartV4.0.1 Beta 6 is out tonight. Download from http://www.ismarttrain.com/beta/ Can now hide Garmin devices managed by ANT Agent & Garmin Express in the left-hand panel by right-clicking Added ‘-‘ button to delete items from Manage Sports, Equipment & Keyword Windows Improved the drawing of the Calendar View Pool Swims now show individual lengths on Data Graph…
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iSMARTtrain V3.0.6 Beta 21 Release
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Scott Neyedli, 3rd in Hawaii Ironman Age Group
ByStuartCongratulations to Scott Neyedli, from local club Fleet Feet, on this third place in the 25 – 29 age group at the World Ironman championships in Hawaii yesterday. His time of 9:00:01 would have been under 9 hours, but he dropped his Scotland flag on the run-in and went back for it!
