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Bel Air, MD – Local duathlete Julia Bacso claimed first place in her age group (22:46) at the Bel Air Town Run yesterday, after finishing a 17.4 mile ride through Forest Hill and Jarrettsville. |
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You only live once Published: June 02. 2009 4:00AM PST
Bend resident Mariel Ettinger knows that when she enters a race, anything can happen. A world-class runner since her early years and now, at 28, a successful cyclist and triathlete, as well as an attorney, Ettinger has certain expectations for her performance. With that, she also expects occasional failure. “I do love competition,” she says. “I do love a good challenge. I’m afraid of it. I approach it knowing that it could end up going badly. My dad — because he was a racer — always used to say, ‘It’s not a matter of IF you fall off the bike or IF you crash. It’s just a matter of when. And that’s true. That’s true in life.” And she did crash. |
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Go Mama Go Team believes that learning is the key to building confidence and overcoming fears. The team and coach sponsor events throughout the year to help athletes learn more about their bodies, the sport and the necessary accoutrements! All events are FREE for our members, and membership is only $50 for the year. See our team page for more information about perks and to purchase your membership online today! |
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Join us for our kickoff party/pep rally. You'll get insight on training for the upcoming season, getting in shape and balancing life! |
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Mamas love running skirts. They look great as we are jetting off after a run or practice to do another thing off our lists! Check out the skirts at http://www.runningskirts.com. A sample of the skirt will be available at the Kickoff Party on March 29. The more we order, the better the price!! Meanwhile, we are gathering more sponsors and STILL selling our team uniforms, the order of which will be placed at the end of March. If you haven't ordered a uniform, please contact kate@ironcladauthentics.com.
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The Birth of a New Kind of Team “Go MAMA Go!” It was that chant that brought triathlete Megan Kearney to tears, racing one summer in Philadelphia. She was listening to her then 3-year-old daughter cheering for her as she came into transition. It was at that moment that Kearney realized there was no name more appropriate for her team of “racey” women. And it was that same race where the Go Mama Go team made their debut. |
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AquaCulture Swim School of Forest Hill, MD, a 2008 Go Mama Go team facility sponsor has extended their relationship with the team through next year. |
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