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EnduraCamps St. Louis is Coming- Will You Be There? |
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Enduracamps St. Louis kicks off Wednesday July 23rd and runs through Sunday the 27th, to help you on your way to your best season yet! If you are tackling Ironman Wisconsin, Ironman Louisville, The Great Illini or The Redman Triathlon full distance events than our St. Louis camp is a must. Those who are focusing on a late Summer 1/2 such as The Pig Man, Great Buck Eye Challenge or Redman can show up at their race knowing that their training has been "spot on" becasue they made the camp. Perfectly placed in your training plan to make your biggest and toughest week even better with supported rides, runs, open water swims and of course all the experience and know how we can provide in structured discussions. Enduracamps St. Louis is the perfect way to peak for your upcoming "A" race of to get a jump start on the rest of the field later in the year. Check out our "Alumini" section from last year; our athletes went on to great results and personal bests.
Every athlete will receive a personally designed training plan for the camp based on data we get from you on your history, experience and, of course, your goals. We will host sessions all over the greater metropolitan area of St. Louis and push athletes over some of the toughest terrain that the region has to offer. Together we will swim in clean clear lakes and share the misery that July in the Midwest always brings. Enduracamps will push you deeper than you have ever been, while sharpening your will to succeed. Join Profesional Triathlete Ben Schloegel as he puts the finishing touches on his build for Ironman Wisconsin, Coaches and Elite age groupers (both Hawaiian Ironman finishers) Ken Welsh and Nicole Burge and the ever positive Pat Beesley for the experience of your Summer. St. Louis Summer session is just $199 until July 1st and then $249 after. Get signed up today!
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Ben takes Second at Worlds Hardest Half! |
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Ben Schloegel took second place overall, at The Worlds Hardest Half in Auburn, CA on May 18th. The Worlds Hardest race course is widely considered the toughest on the planet. Athletes tackle the course via a point to point bike course that has a substantial amount of climbing both technical and tough as well as brutal heat, then finish on one of the toughest and most exposed run course on the planet. Schloegel was bested only by cycling legend Steve Larsen of Bend, Oregon who he will meet again at IM CDA. |
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Camp Zoot Ultra Camp Report |
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I just returned from the Zoot Ultra Team Camp in Carlsbad, CA read all about it at my blog www.benschloegel.com. The camps was great, everyone at Zoot was very good to us and I have all sort of cool new gear to race and train with. The team is stacked this coming season, we have some of the best age groupers and top pro talent around. We had two athletes from the team in the top 10 at Ironman California 70.3 last weekend, Brandon and Amy Marsh. Both are class acts on and off the race course and should be forces this coming season. |
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Ken Welsh receives USAT Level I Certification |
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USAT announces that Ken Welsh has received his Level I certification. This certification is a testament to his knowledge of and dedication to athletes and the sport of triathlon.
"I learned a lot at the clinic and believe the certification will make me a better athlete and coach," said Ken. Although Ken is in his 15th year as a triathlete and 4th year as a coach he believes there is a strong need for continuing education and development. In addition to coaching athletes year-round through Midwest Triathlon Coaching, he is excited to be the primary coach for EnduraCamps in 2008. |
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Ben's Blog is up and running along with his own, home made (you'll have no problems telling that) web site. Check it out and read up on his progress through the year, training, racing and life through the eyes of a guy that is trying to keep it all together. Lots of pictures, info and mindless ramblings to keep even the most bored entertained for at least another two minutes. |
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