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Title: Ironman U.S. Championship
Subtitle: Bring It on Home
Author: James Armata
Narrator: David Carlone
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 6 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-08-17
Publisher: James Armata
Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs
Publisher's Summary:
The US Ironman Championship Triathlon compelled me to provide details of a year in training, various races, and a wealth of stories. A timeline of events using provocative, innovative, and explorative methods and short stories are at your fingertips. I hope to inform, motivate, and inspire anyone that wishes to follow a similar path. You will enjoy heart-felt dedications, tributes, and stories in an unyielding, honest, open, and courageous way with a willingness to share my heart and soul so that others may benefit from my strengths as well as learn from my shortcomings. The Ironman Triathlon continues to provide me with an instrument in which I seek my greatest challenges, but, more importantly, allows me to continue to explore, create, share, and experience life in a way that is filled with joy, love, peace, and happiness for all and affords me the opportunity at the end of the day to "bring it on home".
Members Reviews:
A Very Enjoyable Read
The book is exciting and well written. James takes us through his training as an age-grouper for and racing the Ironman U.S. Championship set in New York City, August, 2012. A good blend of personal and family events mixed in with just the right amount of training details and data. It kept me on the edge of my seat waiting to read about his "race day". It's a fun read as James is good at expressing the mental "second guessing" going on in his mind leading into the race. Race day comes and it gets even better. You are right there with him that day experiencing the polluted waters of the Hudson River and the hills & heat of the bike & run course.
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Title: Ironman U.S. Championship
Subtitle: Bring It on Home
Author: James Armata
Narrator: David Carlone
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 6 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-08-17
Publisher: James Armata
Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Personal Memoirs
Publisher's Summary:
The US Ironman Championship Triathlon compelled me to provide details of a year in training, various races, and a wealth of stories. A timeline of events using provocative, innovative, and explorative methods and short stories are at your fingertips. I hope to inform, motivate, and inspire anyone that wishes to follow a similar path. You will enjoy heart-felt dedications, tributes, and stories in an unyielding, honest, open, and courageous way with a willingness to share my heart and soul so that others may benefit from my strengths as well as learn from my shortcomings. The Ironman Triathlon continues to provide me with an instrument in which I seek my greatest challenges, but, more importantly, allows me to continue to explore, create, share, and experience life in a way that is filled with joy, love, peace, and happiness for all and affords me the opportunity at the end of the day to "bring it on home".
Members Reviews:
A Very Enjoyable Read
The book is exciting and well written. James takes us through his training as an age-grouper for and racing the Ironman U.S. Championship set in New York City, August, 2012. A good blend of personal and family events mixed in with just the right amount of training details and data. It kept me on the edge of my seat waiting to read about his "race day". It's a fun read as James is good at expressing the mental "second guessing" going on in his mind leading into the race. Race day comes and it gets even better. You are right there with him that day experiencing the polluted waters of the Hudson River and the hills & heat of the bike & run course.