Training Log Kona 2010: Chrissie Wellington
Three-time defending Ironman World Champion Chrissie Wellington spent time this morning training on the course along Alii Drive. She spent time to wave to fans and show her signature smile.
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Triathlon Training
Three-time defending Ironman World Champion Chrissie Wellington spent time this morning training on the course along Alii Drive. She spent time to wave to fans and show her signature smile.
American Linsey Corbin cheered on fellow athletes at a running event in Kona, Hawaii. Post-race Corbin headed down Alii drive for a run along on […]
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