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Triathlon is a sport that tests your unique ability to endure and survive.
Working nine to five is a tough gig day in day out, but combining swim bike run
everyday is a lifestyle.
Three features that brings me as an athlete to this sport:
- Anticipation of the event
- Camaraderie between triathletes and supporters
- Crossing the finish line ahead of fellow rivals
Follow my triathlon experience....
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Podium Finish in
Challenge Barcelona Half
"Paul Ambrose finished third in inaugural
Challenge Barcelona-Maresme behind Clemente Alonso and
Germany’s Timo Bracht in 4:04:55"
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2nd
Place in
Byron Bay Olympic Triathlon
Paul Ambrose finished second behind Leon Griffin in
1:52:45.
"Leon made his move on a small hill
in the four laps of the 10km run leg near Clarks Beach to
finish about a minute in front of Paul Ambrose and three
minutes in front of third place"
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Podium Finish in
Noumea International Triathlon
Paul Ambrose finished third behind Aaron Farrow and
Cameron Brown in 1:52:56. "Paul Ambrose was
riding well and I finally caught him on the last lap, we had
a 90 second lead on the following 4 riders" Said Cam Brown
See Race Report |
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Podium Finish in
Rhode Island Ironman 70.3
Paul Ambrose (only 24 yrs old) finished third
behind Oscar Galindez and
Richie Cunningham in 3:57:48.
"After leading of the bike Paul Ambrose
ran step-to-step with Galindez during the first several
miles of the run until Cunningham took the second place
position. Ambrose finished in third place" |
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Podium Finish in California Ironman 70.3
Paul Ambrose (only 23 yrs old)
finished third behind Andy Potts and Craig Alexander in 4:03:35.
"Racing against two world champions like that was really a
great experience," Ambrose said. "This was the most competitive
field outside the world championships." |
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