Friday, November 16, 2012

CrossFit

CrossFit the name that has redefined fitness, for good or bad, it is now a household name, very similar to "you drive like Mario Andretti". Amazing 10 years and millions of dollars later you have one of the biggest shifts in the industry happening. So just like a gym, CrossFit founder makes money, lots of money.

"CrossFit affiliates pay a $3,000 annual licensing fee, and their trainers must successfully complete CrossFit’s $1,000 level one course to get certified.
Greg Glassman says 5,000 CrossFit studios are in operation around the world with 400 more in the pipeline."
So that is a total of $15,000,000 million a year in fees annually, at least $5000 million from level one courses,  amazing and Greg Glassman owns it all. You wonder why everyone is trying to capitalize on the success, well the dollars show you why. Billions of dollars are stake in the fitness world, So when looking at programs and how to succeed CrossFit has laid the ground work, many should adapt this practice.

Monday, November 12, 2012

Xterra Wetsuits Holiday Bundle

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Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Leanda Cave


Amazing, she put in one heck of a race. Now flash forward to 2013, is Chrissie coming back. Could be an epic year.

Friday, October 12, 2012

Friday, September 21, 2012

Ford SVT Raptor, Great Tri Truck

It is always great to see other companies put trucks through their paces, real world stuff. What would be nice is how "real" people use their truck. Hauling people, cargo and tow. Bikes, racks, rocks, what happens over time, do they stand up. Pushing, pulling, snow and stumps, rocks and tree.

 Now we all know that the pickup has evolved, not really doing pickup duties anymore, more guys who want to think they are doing something manly, but have a yard service and snow removal. Also the price has jumped from the 20k to roughly over 50 if you want to haul a family of 4. 

So what car would win, in real world test. I know around me 4wheeling is a past time, maybe getting a good snow and using the system but for the most part most trucks have turned into a guys version of the mini van.

That being said if you want the best truck watch below..

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Contour 2 review: the best consumer helmet camera on the market -- Engadget

Contour 2 review: the best consumer helmet camera on the market -- Engadget






  • Contour+ helmet cam goes official, bringing 1080p video with wider viewing angle



  • Contour+ vs. GoPro HD Hero2: through the desert and into the skies



  • Contour's new mount, watersports kits help bring its cameras with you in the water, snow or dirt




  • Connectivity with the Contour line mostly happens courtesy of the same old Storyteller software, which remains little changed from before -- that is to say, it's kind of clunky and sluggish. But it's thankfully been granted some additional functionality that makes it rather more usable, especially on the sharing side.
    Before, if you wanted to share your Contour footage and include the GPS metadata -- map, altitude, speed and such -- you had to use a proprietary embed. You couldn't bake it right into the video itself. That changes with the +2. The new version of the software will let you add an overlay to the video showing the map, altitude and speed -- or, if you'd like to hide any of those figures, you can. You can choose which corner of the video contains the overlay and then push it straight to YouTube, if you like. You can also get a GPX export of the coordinates recorded by the camera, which can then be fed straight into any of a number of tracking applications, like Strava or Endomondo.
    The mobile apps have also been updated. Well, the iOS app has been updated -- the Android version will get a fix soon, we're told. With the iOS app you can still use it as a remote viewfinder, connecting over Bluetooth and getting a live stream of the footage to help you get the camera perfectly aligned. Now, though, you can start and stop the footage remotely. So, if you've mounted the camera somewhere out of reach, like the roof of your car, you can start or stop it without having to release your racing harness. (Or, you could just ask a member of your pit crew to do it for you.)

    Thursday, August 30, 2012

    Welcome to the School of Running

    Welcome to the School of Running


    Today Newton is very excited to be launching our School of Running (SOR) here in Boulder, Colorado. The mission of the SOR is to spread the knowledge of good, natural running form around the world by educating those who are interested in teaching others to become better runners and who wish to become better and more efficient runners themselves.
    The first session of SOR which began today is educating a handful of North American retail ambassadors. Soon the School of Running will expand to include Newton’s recently revamped Coach Certification Program. Details of that program will be coming soon but for now the dates of the first sessions are below.


    Friday, September 21, 2012 – Saturday, September 22, 2012

    Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification

    What:Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification
    Who:Newton Running – School of Running
    Where:1300 Walnut Street, Suite 120
    Boulder CO 80302 US
    Date:Friday, September 21, 2012 – Saturday, September 22, 2012
    REGISTER NOW »
    Saturday, October 27, 2012 – Sunday, October 28, 2012

    Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification

    What:Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification
    Who:Newton Running – School of Running
    Where:1300 Walnut Street, Suite 120
    Boulder CO 80302 US
    Date:Saturday, October 27, 2012 – Sunday, October 28, 2012
    REGISTER NOW »
    Friday, November 9, 2012 – Saturday, November 10, 2012

    Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification

    What:Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification
    Who:Newton Running – School of Running
    Where:1300 Walnut Street, Suite 120
    Boulder CO 80302 US
    Date:Friday, November 9, 2012 – Saturday, November 10, 2012
    REGISTER NOW »
    Saturday, December 8, 2012 – Sunday, December 9, 2012

    Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification

    What:Newton Natural Running™ Coach Certification
    Who:Newton Running – School of Running
    Where:1300 Walnut Street, Suite 120
    Boulder CO 80302 US
    Date:Saturday, December 8, 2012 – Sunday, December 9, 2012
    REGISTER NOW »

    Wednesday, August 1, 2012

    Wipe Away, Wingman Wipes

    Hey you biked to work and there is NO shower, well Wingman Wipes are here to help. 

    No matter where you are or what you are doing, you can always trust your wingman to be there when it matters most. NEVER FLY SOLO!
    Available in a handy 2 pack or a larger capacity 8 pack. Why not just stick one in your back pocket at all times – that way you can freshen up at any time in any situation.
    Everyone wants to bike to work, but not all jobs have showers, this seems like a great alternative to baby wipes. 

    Monday, June 11, 2012

    Who Really Won, Matty Reed!

    As you can see, even Matty Reed feet are ahead of Millard Callum, even his body suggest he is ahead. The results of Boise 70.3 show MC won the race. Really. MR is challenging the finish.

    Friday, June 8, 2012

    QR’s Shift Technology and the Cd 0.1 for 2012. | Oh Shift This Looks Fast!

    QR’s Shift Technology and the Cd 0.1 for 2012. | TriSports University
    OH SHIFT!
    Don't get caught off the rear of the pack, this bike will spare no one.
    Quintana Roo’s approach to using their Shift technology across a line of bikes including this version of the CD 0.1 makes the technology available at a variety of prices with different component specs. At $5199.95 with race wheels this is a strong way to buy into superbike technology from the company that invented the triathlon bike.
    University Tri Sports

    Tuesday, June 5, 2012

    Macca, Can Armstrong Beat Him?

    Macca gives a great interview here with firstofthebike.com, he says "Armstrong, doesn't have a hope in hell of beating me", one thing that all should learn is never say never the Ironman Kona has proven itself to be a dream killer.
     
    Could be an interesting if not a great watch in October. Stay tuned, I am sure there is going to be some words exchanged between now and then.

    Friday, June 1, 2012

    Feel For The Water! Advice & Tips to Improve Your Swimming.: The Corkscrew Open Water Turn

    This is one of the best articles and advice a triathlete can have. Brilliant

    Feel For The Water! Advice & Tips to Improve Your Swimming.: The Corkscrew Open Water Turn
    If you are looking to excel in open water races or triathlon swim legs then you need to regularly practice your turns. Every open water turn gives you the opportunity to save a few seconds and the possibility of dropping other swimmers who may be drafting off you.

    In this post we're going to look at an advanced way of turning called a corkscrew turn. It's a fast and tight way to cut round a buoy and a very useful skill to have in your locker. Even if you are not an advanced swimmer give this a try in training, it's a lot of fun and makes turns a lot easier when you need to cut a tight line at a turn buoy.