Ironman Triathlon

Ironman Triathlon

by JohnCollins (Foreword), Bob Babbitt (Author), JimLampley (Foreword)

Synopsis

Ironman Hall of Fame Inductee Bob Babbitt and some of the world's best photographers loving share images and stories from what many consider the Toughest Day in Sport. With a forward from legendary sportscaster Jim Lampley and an introduction from Iron man creator Commander John Collins, this coffee table book chronicles an event that started out with 15 crazy entrants in 1978 and now, 25 years later, is considered the ultimate goal for athletes worldwide and the ultimate showcase for endurance sports. The name Ironman guarantees expertise in the field of triathlon and endurance sport. The year 2003 marks the 25th anniversary of this event that started with a handful of participants and has now grown to be one of the most popular events and also brand names in sport.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 200
Edition: 25th Anniversary edition
Publisher: Meyer & Meyer
Published: 01 Apr 2003

ISBN 10: 1841261009
ISBN 13: 9781841261003

Author Bio
In the 22 years since Bob Babbitt first became an Ironman, he has given back to the sport perhaps more than any other. He completed his first Hawaii Iron man in 1980 and entered the Ironman Hall of Fame in 2001. His spirit of adventure, goodwill and sense of fun shine through in the many roles he continues to play in the sport as editor and co-publisher of the multi sport magazine Competitor, producer and host of a multi sport radio show, emcee of the Ironman World Championship carbo and award parties, and as the founder and force behind the Challenged Athletes Foundation. His presence in triathlon, especially the Ironman World Championship, mercifully acts as a counterbalance in a sport that often seems to take itself too seriously. From Triathlete Magazine