Jordan Rapp responds to Elizabeth Weil’s portrait of the Ironman XC (eXecutive Challenge) program written for Bloomberg’s online BusinessWeek.com. She argues the program is about status; Rapp argues it’s still about self-discovery.
by Jordan Rapp, December 17, 2012
It’s that time of year again! The annual 100 Runs in 100 Days challenge is back and better (or at least as good) as ever. Come on in and join us.
Eyeo has announced a mobile version of its popular AdBlock software, which blocks internet ads. As a 100% advertising-supported site, this is a topic we wrestle with, and I thought I’d take this chance to share some thoughts.
Nils Frommhold wins Ironman Arizona in his long course debut with a balanced performance; Linsey Corbin finally takes the top step at the race where she’s been second three times.
The 4th Annual Rappstar Charity Challenge for World Bicycle Relief was the most successful ever, raising $59,027 by the midnight deadline on Nov. 4. That’s enough to put over 440 bikes into the field.
We’ve got something special that came down the pipe at the last minute. It should be a carrot to get us to the finish. But I’m not afraid to use it as a stick if needed!
An Eric Wynn photo gallery from the inaugural Rev3Tri in Florida. Jesse Thomas won the men’s race and Beckly Lavelle won the women’s race. Rip tides turned to event into a duathlon for the pros.
We’re in the home stretch of the fourth annual WBR challenge. With only nine days left to donate, we hope to meet and exceed our lofty goal of $50,250, or 375 WBR bikes.
Athletes take on the point to point race, from the sunny beaches, to the heart of downtown L.A in the last race before the Dallas Cup.
Nils Nilsen was on site at the 2012 LA Triathlon capturing the action as the day unfolded for both pros and age-groupers under sunny skies and with warm temperatures.
More Than Sport has released a new video promoting their efforts on the big island following the 2012 Ironman World Championships.
We’re now in week three of this year’s Charity Challenge. We’re making good progress, but still have plenty of work to do. We hope that this new list of goodies will entice you to support a great cause.
More Than Sport is partnering up with some local charities in Kona following the Ironman World Championships to mentor and coach teens on the big island.