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Picking up where he left off last year, Assad was the first amateur across the line Sunday the 21st at his hometown 70.3 event! With a 7 minute buffer to the second amateur Assad could enjoy the last few KM’s as you executed a PERFECT race! Congrats to Assad and here’s to a great 2010!
With a solid 1:26 PR Meghan ran to a 8th overall finish at the Austin Half Marathon on Feb 14th!
Congrats to Meghan and keep an eye on her as she prepares to take on the world at AG Worlds in Budapest this summer!
February 6, Weston MA : Kurt Perham, head coach and founder of Personal Best Multisport Coaching, used a solid run split to set up a blistering bike split and take the reins at the Weston Winter Triathlon. Kurt beat out perenial New England super-athlete Terry McNatt by 1 minute on a blustery day at Weston Ski Track.
The win moves Kurt into the lead of the Channel Multisport Winter Tri Series with 1 race remaining.
This is Kurt’s second win on the Weston Course.
