Blogging in pictures
This past weekend I raced St. Anthony’s for the fourth year in a row. St. A’s is definitely my favorite race – it’s one of the biggest triathlons in the world, the field is always stacked, the course is flat and fast, and it’s right in my home state! It’s also a great way to […]
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Chula Vista is awesome. My time here is almost up and I will soon be moving to my “long term” resident location at the Olympic training center in Colorado Springs, and even though Colorado Springs is equally awesome I will be the first to admit that I will miss training in Chula. The warm San
This was in the Ecuadorian newspaper “El Universo” on Monday. That’s right – kind of a big deal. As expected, the Playas Pan Am Cup was an adventure of a race as only South America can offer. I’ll have a rambling race report up ASAP!
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2008 Orbea Orca w/ full Dura-Ace 7900. Sweet! Florida Bicycle Sports hooked me up with my new bike for the 2009 season a few weeks ago. My first impression is that it is freakin’ awesome! I’m packing up right now to go race it in Ecuador – first race on the new ride!
I left sunny San Diego a couple of weeks ago for a short trip to Florida (which also happened to be warm and sunny – I know, my winter training this year has been tough). Anyways, I helped out at Sara McLarty’s “Train with the Pros” camp in Clermont, FL (along with Jarrod Shoemaker and
I hope everyone is having a happy holiday season! The offices of KevinCollington.com will be closed for the holiday season…and by ‘offices’ I mean I’m going to stop going to Panera to get internet on my computer to update my blog. So thanks again for reading and I’ll see you in 2009! I’ll leave you
Here are a few pics from Pac Grove: The swim course – lots of kelp to get caught in! Victor Plata giving his victory speech. From left to right: Kevin Everett (9th), John Dahlz (7th), me (5th), Callum Millward (3rd), Victor, Joe Umphenour (2nd), Brian Fleischmann (4th), Brian Lavelle (6th)
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In what was probably the most exciting thing to happen here in Colorado Springs since my arrival about a month ago, the Junior and Youth National Triathlon Championships took place yesterday over in Prospect Lake Park (a quick 15 minute walk from the training center). “Junior” in triathlon is defined as athletes aged 16-19 and
Manny, me, and Steve before the swim start. The top 20 athletes got called to the stage at the party on Sunday night. This is the women’s top 20. The crowd. Matt Chrabot and me on stage. The men’s podium.