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Jack Lindquist cyclist
Jack Linquist is a professional track-racing cyclist who won his first race in 2007 as a 26 year old cycle messenger, winning the 2007 Puma Velocity race in New York City. The win entitled him to a place in international competition, and he soon joined the U.S. National Developmental team. He’s known for his rise through the ranks from the humble bike messenger to one of the leading cyclists in the country. Jack is also known for his distinctive piston tattoos on his calves.
Mirko Buchwald fighter vegetarian from birth
Mirko Buchwald is one of the most respected instructors of Goju Ryu Karate and has studied the art for over 30 years. He is a 6th Degree Black Belt and chief instructor of the San Francisco Goju Ryu Karate Centre.
Patrik Takes On World Log Lift Record
January 2012
Meagan Is 5th At World Championships
Pairs skater Meagan Duhamel followed up her new Canadian title with an impressive 5th at the World Championships in Nice.
Dusan Dudas bodybuilder
Dusan is a Slovakian-born bodybuilder who lives in New Zealand. In 2001 he won 'Mr New Zealand' and a year later entered 'Musclemania' in Australia, taking 2nd place. In 2007 he won 'Mr New Zealand' Masters. Two years later he won Mr New Zealand Natural Over 50 category, aged 54.
Ruth Heidrich cyclist runner
Ruth Heidrich is a prolific runner who has maintained an astonishing level of fitness into her senior years.
Helen Fines runner
Helen Fines is a British Fell runner who has represented her country and has placed highly nationally.
Steph Davis climber
Steph is a climber who has tackled some of the toughest climbs in the world and achieved a number of firsts. She has been a high-profile climber for 25 years and is known as one of the most successful climbers globally.
Patrik Takes On Log Lift World Record
January 2012
Catra Corbett runner
Catra has run over 250 ultra marathons. She holds the overall record (for men and women) for completing the John Muir Trail twice (out and back), a total of 424 miles. Catra also has the second best all time result for a woman running one way (212 miles).