Ironman Wisconsin TriathlonWritten by Sandy Sayler - WisconsinGuide Magazine
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Ironman North America and Wisconsin Sports Development Corporation should stand tall as lead organizations that brought this exciting event to our magnificent state. Their generous sponsors and ambitious volunteers deserve credit for sharing their efforts in setting up water and first aid stations along way, coordinating shuttles and lodging, working with local and state officials, and their endless generosities could go on. Thanks for helping make this triathlon run so smoothly. If you are unable to attend, don’t feel left out. You will be able to view Ironman Wisconsin on various regional stations throughout state and on National TV stations: ESPN, Outdoor Life Channel and CNN. The vigorous training of each triathlete should be commended. The mindset to push oneself to attempt an Ironman triathlon goal is exhilarating. Each contestant should embrace honor of participating in this inspiring event. The hard work and time spent in developing these awarding-winning talents to accomplish their dream is true reward.

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| | Super Bowl Athletes Prepare for Game Day by Getting Feet and Hands in Shape Written by Dana Lawrence
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