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Triathlon
(redirected from Olympic Distance Triathlon)

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Triathlon
A competitive event involving 3 sport disciplines: swimming, bicycling, and running, usually in that order
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The Olympic distance triathlon, for those of you who are not familiar with the event, is a 1,500m (just under a mile) open-water swim, a 40km (nearly 25 miles) bike ride and a 10km (about six miles) run.
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Ernesto said: "Since getting the new heart, I've done five Olympic distance triathlons and run five marathons.
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Palmiero-Winters is the current world record holder in both Olympic distance triathlon (2:25) and marathon, (Chicago 2006-3:04:16) for female below knee amputees and the fastest amputee marathoner in the U.
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