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Adamson Wins Silver At Worlds


Amy Kloner Does it Again
Amy Kloner wins the 2007 Long Course Duathlon National Championship at Powerman Ohio by a comfortable margin and her third strait duathlon win.

Amy Kloner is National Champion
  Amy Kloner Wins 2007 Short Course Duathlon National Championship. 

Atlanta Meteorologist and The Sport Factory Team Up For Inaugural Tri To Remember


Close Wins Iron Will / June Takes Second at Acworth


Coming Back From Catastrophe
Ginny continues to be a source of light and inspiration to those around her.

Dylan Rist
The season began with an age group win at the John Tanner sprint. Next to follow was the Lavaman Olympic distance in Hawaii where he place 3^rd in the age group. Finally, was Hawaii 70.3 this past June where everything came together.

Jon Adamson
Most athletes have a “dream goal.” I want live like Jon Adamson. If I have one athletic wish, it is to enjoy training and competition until the day I die, and Jon seems to have discovered the athletic fountain of youth.

Kelly Purcell's Dreams Are Coming True Again
By Don Norcross for Ironmanlive.com on Wed, Dec 24th 2003 (4:13 PM).

Kester Leads Pack of 632 at Iron Girls


Lonergan Places 2nd at Halfmax Championship

Alex Lonergan (left) on the podium at Halfmax

Master Chef Discovers Recipe For Success


Meyer Wins Buckeye Challenge


Pint Size Powerhouse

Many of us wonder what our performance would be like if we started training years earlier. Katie June will not have to wonder, as she started triathlon at the tender age of 12...

Running On Faith
I have worked with athletes who are emotionally fueled by a combination of every one of these motivators. I was surprised by Jackie Seibert�s, though; her motivator is her faith, which I find fascinating. It must be a powerful one as she recently finished 7^th overall female and 2^nd in her division at the Atlanta ING Marathon.

SE Champs!

Shoup Wins SE Championship


Teacher Ready To Face Physical Challenge

Team Sport Factory Member Makes Comeback at Olympic Trials


Tri Newbie Takes On Xterra


Vicki Cherry
Vicki Cherry has followed a fairly typical athletic progression, stepping from one challenge to the next and becoming an incredible athlete along the way.

World Champion!

Kicking off the 2007 season with another win at Powerman Alabama, Amy was on her way to one of the most impressive seasons in duathlon history.

24 Hours, Top Speed, One Gear
Teams carefully select the right gearing for the course to fully utilize all 27 speeds of their drive trains. But this was not challenging enough for team Independent Fabrication. They decided to do the race with just ONE speed.

Alpharetta man on the road with Metallica
A strange triad of forces led Bob Canecchio to his dream job: A physical therapy degree, a water skiing accident and Rick Springfield.

American Athletes
It is dark and Mike Smith's clothing is wet. Mike Smith is an athlete, an elite athlete in fact. He is a triathlete, has done Ironman several times, a couple adventure races and even run the Marathon Des Sables in Morocco - a 152 mile running race through the Sahara done in stages.

At 66 Years Young, What Hasn't John Cook Done?


Athlete finds his 3-sport niche
Chris Gower would still be playing pickup basketball games and volleyball, feet firmly planted on dry land, if he hadn't broken his collarbone in 1998...

 

Beginners Luck?
For most athletes, finishing an Iroman triathlon is beyond their physical and mental capabilities. To be an actual competitor is unfathomable...

Dan Dantzler- Going For Broke
A young man heals very quickly but this type of trauma affects the body for a lifetime.

Death sentence inspires triathlete
Jon Blais hopes to finish Hawaii Ironman and raise ALS awareness

Faster, Stronger, and a Whole Lot Lighter
But Chris is a perfect example of what determination, dedication, hard work, and discipline can bring you; in just 11

months.

Featured Athlete- Vicki Santello
From a motivational standpoint, athletes fall on two ends of the spectrum.

From Sofa to Starting Line in 90 days

An athlete's journey to his first duathlon.

He's 50 and Going Strong
A veteran triathlete sticks with a winning program



Jered Gruber Realizes His Dream
Jered is coached by Matt Russ, and has recently been excepted to team Haufbrau Radler in Germany.

Team TNT-Collin's Angels- Coach Sandy Geisel

Collins Angels

We each felt blessed to be teammates with each other and have been so inspired by our first experience, we are tackling another race together in a month!

The Power Within Me

Two hundred and nineteen pounds and five foot tall -  that was me just two and a half years ago. Until February of 2002 when I saw a photograph of myself from a friend's wedding. I had no idea how obese I had let myself become. I still saw myself as a size 12 even though I put on size 20-22 clothing regularly and only shopped at Lane Bryant. Still, it took me another three months to realize that I had to change my life in a big way. I began my new journey and new lease on life just a few days before my twenty sixth birthday.

Look Who's Trying Triathlons
There are more seniors in triathlons than teenagers. Why are they participating? Because they can. (Visit website)