After AG Nationals I got some sweet coverage including a mention in the "Faces in the Crowd" section of Sports Illustrated. Insane. I used to read that in middle school and wonder if they were real people or just invented by SI for journalistic effect...
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/scorecard/faces/2011/09/05/index.html
Plus, had a podcast interview with Endurance Planet!
http://www.enduranceplanet.com/rudy-kahsar-usats-2011-collegiate-and-age-group-national-champion/
And a very nice article written by the Sports Editor of the CU Independent.
http://www.cuindependent.com/2011/09/10/greatness-realized-a-conversation-with-champion-triathlete-rudy-kahsar/26880/
What a ridiculous year...
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
AG Nationals Pt 3: Awards Ceremony
Though it was absurdly long, Cameron, Colin, and I had a great time hangin out
And the overall awards!
And the blue bike for the fastest bike split! I was "Pretty Excited." And showin off the new Rudy Project Glasses.
Too bad they wouldn't let me take that one...
AG Nationals Pt 2: Race day
I don't have any footage of the race, but fortunately I remembered to get our friend Dave on film. Though the clip doesn't show it, he was one of the most entertaining roommates we had.
For example: "When I do the swim, I like to hit people on the head as hard as I can so I can get an advantage over them. There was this girl swimming behind me and she was trying to pass so I just swerved and kicked her in the face" -Dave. (Keep in mind he is in the 70-75 age group haha)
Here he is on race morning:
(while struggling to put on his shoes on race morning) "Theoretically I should be able to do this in 7 seconds per shoe"
We also made some other great friends at the hostel--turned out to be a great place to stay minus the dude who ran the place...
For example: "When I do the swim, I like to hit people on the head as hard as I can so I can get an advantage over them. There was this girl swimming behind me and she was trying to pass so I just swerved and kicked her in the face" -Dave. (Keep in mind he is in the 70-75 age group haha)
Here he is on race morning:
(while struggling to put on his shoes on race morning) "Theoretically I should be able to do this in 7 seconds per shoe"
We also made some other great friends at the hostel--turned out to be a great place to stay minus the dude who ran the place...
AG Nationals Pt 1: The trip to Burlington
Though I have been slacking with the flip all summer, I remembered to bring it to AG nationals the weekend of August 20th. Good choice too because I have documented proof of Cameron promising to eat life cereal before every race he does from now on...
We changed planes in LaGuardia, probably the worst airport ever.
And both Cameron and I took a hit when we had to through security AGAIN
We changed planes in LaGuardia, probably the worst airport ever.
And both Cameron and I took a hit when we had to through security AGAIN
REV3 and the early summer...
REV3 seems like a while ago but I haven't cleaned out the flip video camera in a while. Summer sure went by fast. Here is some footage of Scott and Ryan before the race...I was worried about the transition area but it turned out not to matter when both Ryan and I were directed off course on the bike portion. I rode about 40miles before getting back on. Good thing Corey and I drove 40hours round trip to get there...
Friday, June 17, 2011
Collegiate Nats Party Rock Anthem
Well, it certainly took me a long time to do something with the video I had from us dancing at nats, but 2 nights ago (on my flight back to Denver) I was afforded the enviable opportunity of spending the night at the O'Hare airport! Rather than sleeping (I eventually did for about 2hrs), I spent the night putting together this video. Enjoy,
ps. Party Rock Anthem was the theme song for this years dancing...what will be the theme next year?
ps. Party Rock Anthem was the theme song for this years dancing...what will be the theme next year?
Sunday, April 17, 2011
OMG, just ate a pretzel
It was kinda salty, but marginally less so than the others in the bag indicating that it was either insufficiently salted at the salt factory or that some of the salt had been knocked off in transit. Technically speaking, the higher altitude may have played a role in the decreased salt content, or quite possibly I have just become habituated to elevated salt levels in the wake of my extra salted-pre nats spaghetti. Either way, the salt content of that pretzel is surely of such importance that it required a post on my BLOG. In fact, this analysis is likely incomplete and will require future posts to fully capture the saltiness that was that pretzel.
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