About the Editor
In addition to putting this online column together on a semi-regular basis, Jeff Trout is the Executive Director of the TriSoldier Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that seeks to help disabled veterans regain a semblance of normalcy through participation sport.
Jeff is a USA Triathlon, USA Cycling and USA Track and Field Coach and owns Cadence Performance Lab in Las Gatos, CA. He is currently working on a Masters Degree in Sports Psychology.
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- Headlines and 20 Questions with ITU Triathlete Paula Findlay
- Headlines and 10 Questions with Ironman Triathlete Katya Meyers
- Headlines, TriSoldiers, Blazeman, plus photos from the Lake Stevens Ironman 70.3
- TriSoldier Project and Paralyzed Veterans of America Taking Team of Five Disabled Veterans to Ironman 70.3 Lake Stevens
- Headlines and 10 Questions with Scott Tinley, Hall of Fame Triathlete
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Headlines and 20 Questions with Bree Wee
Sarah Haskins, Matt Reed Win Chicago Triathlon Crashes wipe out title contenders Julie Dibens and Andy Potts Rapp, Macel rule Canada Jordan Rapp stormed to his first Ironman win with a dominating performance at the 2009 Subaru Ironman Canada. For … Continue reading
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