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Chrissie Wellington World Record Interview on Tri247.com

2010-07-21T15:45:19Z

Last year Chrissie Wellington had a record breaking performance at the 2009 Challenge Roth event that WOW'd people around the world. This past weekend the 3-time Ironman World Champion was back in Roth to show people that she was back in shape after recovering from a bike crash earlier this year. This time Wellington totally SHOCKED the world with her amazing 8:19:13 performance at the 2010 Challenge Roth triathlon. Wellington's world record performance was comprised of 50:28 swim, a 4:36:33 bike, and a 2:48:54 marathon, which shattered her previous world record mark by over 12 minutes.

Tri247.com, a triathlon resource website in the UK has posted an interview with the amazing Chrissie Wellington after her race in Roth:

The world record
Did you think she could produce that sort of time before the race? "Absolutely not. I had spoken to Belinda (Granger) before the race, and said that I thought if I could get the record, it would be by seconds or maybe a minute or so. I really didn't expect to be able to go that fast. I truly didn't know if I could swim or bike any faster than last year. I was confident of my running, as that is where I knew I had improved, but to put it all together on one day...it was more than I could have hoped for."

The perfect day?
"To be honest, I'm not sure it was absolutely perfect conditions - there did seem to be a fair bit of wind on the bike course, and perhaps last year may have been slightly better conditions wise. I don't think you ever get a perfect race, that is one of the great things about this sport, but give or take a few small things, I think that was pretty close to perfect across the disciplines so I'm very happy and proud with that."

Here what she has to say about:
- Recovery
- The crash - a good thing?
- That run...
- Rest of the season
- Changes for Roth?
- Can you go faster...

Interview [via Tri247]

Interviews with Matt Reed, Sarah Haskins and Troy Jacobson

2010-07-13T17:50:34Z

We've uploaded three video interviews to our new page / channel on YouTube, which we will try to use from now on. Not only will we have interviews posted, we plan on posting some of our reviews on the channel as well. You can bookmark this address for direct access: www.youtube.com/user/triathlonjuice

We got some post 2010 Life Time Fitness Triathlon interviews with defending champs Matt Reed and Sarah Haskins, as well as with Troy Jacobson who was doing his first triathlon in nearly 10 years.

Don't forget to check out our 2010 Life Time Fitness Triathon Pictures.

Carbon Fiber Airstream Duffle Bag

2010-06-29T02:55:29Z

Here is something for those triathletes that just don't have enough carbon fiber in their life. The perfect bag you want to pack for your next race or visit to the gym.

We've seen carbon fiber used in a myriad of different products over the years, but this might be the first time we've seen it employed in a flexible piece of luggage. The Carbon Fiber Airstream Duffle Bag ($285) is made from waterproof carbon fiber sailcloth, giving it a glossy, textured look, that's complemented by three gusseted zippered pockets, a lockable, wide mouth dual zipper main opening, an adjustable, removable shoulder strap, and a padded handle wrap. Size: 26" x 11" x 12" [via Uncrate]

You won't have any trouble finding this bag at the gym or in the transition area but you sure will make other carbon fiber addicts very jealous.

New Book, How to Date a Triathlete

2010-06-05T02:20:01Z

Are you dating or married to an endurance athlete - or want to be? Then this is a must read! How to date a Triathlete takes an humorous and refreshingly honest look at the ups and downs of dating an endurance athlete.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Do you wish your loved one would spend as much money on you as they do on their high-performance bike? Do you wish your sex life didn't revolve around 5am workouts? You're not alone. In her debut publication How to Date a Triathlete, Lauren McVey-Harsch offers a personal and humorous look inside her relationship with an Ironman triathlete.

Spanning the globe with her husband on "racations," How to Date a Triathlete shares McVey-Harsch's triathlon stories as a spectator, volunteer, travel companion and loving wife. While accepting the lifestyle of a triathlete can be challenging at times, she notes travel as just one of the many advantages of hooking up with one. Referring to body marking and sunscreen application as delicious volunteer opportunities, How to Date a Triathlete serves advice to those who are in love with an endurance athlete, but are not always in love with the endurance athlete lifestyle.

How to Date a Triathlete includes a forward by Virginia Tinley, wife of two-time Ironman World Champion Scott Tinley and Executive Director of the Challenged Athletes Foundation, and a triathlon glossary that will help make any triathlon novice sound like a pro.

How to Date a Triathlete is available now at www.howtodateatriathlete.com. Visit the How to Date an Endurance Athlete Facebook Page for a taste of what this must-read has to offer.

Order your copy now for $19.99 + shipping and be among the first to receive this newly released triathlon book.

]]> About the Author
Lauren McVey-Harsch is the owner of Team Together and is married to endurance athlete Peter Harsch. Residing in San Diego, California, the triathlon capital of the world, McVey-Harsch did not take easily to being the wife of a committed endurance athlete. After finding a pleasant life balance, she crafted How to Date a Triathlete to provide a humorous approach to dealing with serious issues. McVey-Harsch is not a triathlete, she just happened to have married one.

Media and Speaking Opportunities
Lauren McVey-Harsch is available for in-person and remote interviews, speaking engagements, book signings and race expos. Please contact Erin Merz at erin@erinmerz.com for scheduling.

Triathlon Specific Raffle for Terminally Ill Children

2010-06-02T23:55:12Z

Our friends over at Infinit Nutrition asked us to share this with you. It's for a good cause, so please check it out!

The ELEONORE ROCKS Foundation is doing a raffle for terminally ill children. We will be out racing, raising awarness and trying to secure more great prizes. A ticket to the raffle costs 10 dollars. If you spend 25 dollars not only will you be getting a raffle ticket but also a beautiful Headsweats visor!

Prizes:
- Blue Seventy: Reaction Wetsuit
- K-Swiss: 6 pairs of shoe's... up to $110.00 per pair
- Newton: 6 pair of running shoes (of their choice)
- 2XU: Compression Running Tights and Running Jacket
- Beaker Concepts: 2 HydroTails, 2 Speedfolds Wallets, 2 pairs of compression socks, 1 Blaze Hydrotail
- ISM Saddles: 1 ISM Saddle
- Speedfil: 1 Speedfil
- Fuelbelt: 6 water bottle holders, 6 mp3 holders
- Headsweats: Visors/Hats
- Wheeltags: 2 sets of tags for 60mm wheels
- Sailfish: 1 certificate for a wetsuit
- Infinit Nutrition: 6 bags of customized Nutrition
- Rev3: Race Entries into Rev3 events
- Erin Bakers: 12 dozen cookies
- Coffees of Hawaii: 6 (1 pound bags of fresh roasted coffee of your choice)
- See www.eleonorerocks.org/info.asp?content=raffle for more details

They will be adding more prizes as we get more donations.... Thanks and good luck!

The ELEONORE ROCKS Foundation
www.ELEONOREROCKS.org

Devoted: The Story of a Father's Love For His Son

2010-05-26T12:05:20Z

Dick Hoyt pairs with Don Yaeger (Four-time New York Times bestselling author and long-time associate editor of Sports Illustrated) in this new inspirational book detailing the events which created the inseparable bond between him and his son, Rick, resulting in their true life mission statement: "Yes You Can!"

Devoted: The Story of a Father's Love for His Son is a new book that details the remarkable story of a father's devotion to his wheelchair-bound son and how their bond has inspired millions of people worldwide, including many triathletes.

Born a spastic quadraplegic, Rick Hoyt was written off by numerous doctors. They advised his parents, Dick and Judy, to put their firstborn son in an institution. But Rick's parents refused. Determined to give their son every opportunity that "normal" kids had, they made sure to include Rick in everything they did, especially with their other two sons, Rob and Russ.

But home was one thing, the world at large, another. Repeatedly rebuffed by school administrators who resisted their attempts to enroll Rick in school, Rick's mother worked tirelessly to help pass a landmark bill, Chapter 766, the first special-education reform law in the country. As a result, Rick and other physically disabled kids were able to attend public school in Massachusetts.

But how would Rick communicate when he couldn't talk? To overcome this daunting obstacle, Dick and Judy worked with Dr. William Crochetiere, then chairman of the engineering department at Tufts University, and several enterprising graduate students, including Rick Foulds, to create the Tufts Interactive Communication device (TCI). In the Hoyt household, it became known as the "Hope machine," as it enabled Rick to create sentences by pressing his head against a metal bar. For the first time ever, Rick was able to communicate.

Then one day Rick asked his dad to enter a charity race, but there was a twist. Rick wanted to run too. Dick had never run a race before, but more challenging still, he would have to push his son's wheelchair at the same time. But once again, the Hoyts were determined to overcome whatever obstacle was put in their way. Picture: Dick Hoyt pushing his son, Rick, in their first Boston Marathon (1981).

]]> Read in depth, personal stories from Dick Hoyt - relating to his personal life, as well as the 1000 plus races he and Rick have done together in the last 30 years. The new book includes never seen before photos of the pair.

Team Hoyt is an inspirational story of a father, Dick Hoyt, and his son, Rick, who compete together in marathons and triathlons across the country. Their story has inspired millions of people and will continue to do so. If you haven't heard of them or seen their story, you need to check it out, visit their website www.teamhoyt.com or search YouTube.

You can buy "Devoted: The Story of a Father's Love For His Son" from the Team Hoyt webiste or via Amazon.com

17 Hours to Glory Celebrates Kona's Ironman Heroes

2010-05-03T02:00:00Z

Boulder, CO, USA - April 30, 2010 - From the moment the starting gun is fired on Kona's sandy beach at the Ironman World Championship, triathletes have 17 hours to cross the finish line. It's a feat marking the ultimate achievement in the sport. 17 Hours to Glory commemorates this dramatic quest with 17 compelling stories that allow readers to experience the competition firsthand. 17 Hours to Glory: Extraordinary Stories from the Heart of Triathlon is available now in bookstores, tri shops, and online.

These are stories of ordinary and unlikely heroes: 17 Hours to Glory tells the inspiring stories of a sedentary secretary with all the wrong habits taking up triathlon to lose weight, a nun who races to bring attention to her causes, and two men with a rivalry so intense that their disabilities fade into the shadows.

Some will become Ironman champions, some will overcome all odds just to finish within 17 hours. All will reveal tremendous athleticism, unbelievable capacity for suffering, and true strength of character.

The personal stories of triathlon's most epic characters come to life in this book, beginning with the famous story of Julie Moss's determination to reach the finish line, paving the way for future champions like Mark Allen and Paula Newby-Fraser, and a new generation of superstars in Peter Reid and Chrissie Wellington.

Triathlon's most dynamic heroes are candidly portrayed in 17 Hours to Glory, a book that puts no limits on the possibilities of the human spirit.

17 Hours to Glory: Extraordinary Stories from the Heart of Triathlon
by Mathias Müller with Timothy Carlson
Download the Table of contents and an excerpt
Paperback with two color photosections | 6" x 9", 296 pp., $21.95, 978-1-934030-43-1

Listing of the 17 profiled athletes in the 17 Hours to Glory:
- Julie Moss
- Mark Allen
- Team Hoyt
- Paula Newby-Fraser
- Greg Welch
- Sister Madonna Buder

]]> - Karen Smyers
- Thomas Hellriegel
- David Bailey and Carlos Moleda
- Andreas Niedrig
- Robert McKeague
- Sarah Reinertsen
- Peter Reid
- Natascha Badmann
- Marc Herremans
- Normann Stadler
- Chrissie Wellington

About Mathias Müller with Timothy Carlson
Mathias Müller has competed in seven Ironman races and finished three Ironman World Championship races. His best finish was 99th overall in 9:28 at Ironman(r) Roth. Müller has written for several German magazines and newspapers for 15 years.

Timothy Carlson is among triathlon's most accomplished journalists and photographers. He writes for Inside Triathlon and Triathlete magazines and for Slowtwitch.com. He is co-author of Embedded: The Media Wars in Iraq.

VeloPress is an endurance sports and fitness publisher with books on cycling, triathlon, running, swimming, nutrition and diet, yoga, and the histories and personalities of our sports. VeloPress is the book publishing division of Competitor Group, Inc., publisher of VeloNews, Triathlete, Inside Triathlon, and Competitor magazines and producer of the Rock 'N' Roll marathons and half-marathons and the Muddy Buddy adventure series. For more information, please visit www.velopress.com.

Media review copies, excerpts, author interviews and events:
Dave Trendler, Marketing and Publicity Manager, (303) 245-2138, dtrendler@competitorgroup.com

Distributors and specialty retailers please order through:
Jen Soulé, Sales Manager, (800) 811-4210 x169, wholesale@competitorgroup.com

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Hilarious Uranus / Pearl Izumi 4D Chamois Ad

2010-04-01T18:15:34Z

Minneapolis based ad agency Pocket Hercules put together this hilarious ad for Pearl Izumi Bike Shorts... You gotta watch this...

The Pearl Izumi insanely anatomical 4D Chamois has been tested in virtually every cycling competition on Earth. Now it is being sent to the harshest environment in the entire solar system: Uranus.

Site: www.pearlonuranus.com

2010 Ironman 70.3 California Photos

2010-03-28T14:55:20Z

Michael Raelert (2009 Ironman 70.3 World Champion) and Mirinda Carfrae (2008 Ironman 70.3 World Champion) win the 2010 Ironman 70.3 California race in Oceanside. Check out the pictures in the 2010 Ironman 70.3 California Photo Gallery from Paul Phillips of Competitive Image.

2010 Ironman 70.3 California Photos

Photo courtesy of: Paul Phillips

ATHLETE - The Inspirational Sports Documentary

2010-03-25T18:15:24Z

If you have pondered the idea of doing a marathon or a triathlon but never thought you could ever do one then you're not alone. If you need a reason or you are looking for motivation or inspiration then this might help. Hey, if they can do it, why can't you?

ATHLETE is a new sports documentary that examines the growing popularity of endurance sports and profiles four everyday individuals -- a cancer survivor, a blind senior citizen and twin sisters -- who compete in marathons and triathlons and are redefining what it means to be an 'athlete'.

"During those three marathons, I noticed the diverse group of individuals running these races. Not only in terms of the different sizes, shapes and ages of the participants, but the reasons behind each person's commitment to train and run 26.2 miles. It changed my view of what defines an athlete and inspired me to make a film about it." -- David Lam

The ATHLETE documentary features:
Jenny Hinshaw: 38-year-old cancer survivor (Hodgkin's lymphoma) and triathlete who trains and competes despite living with complications from chemotherapy and radiation.

Artie Elefant: 61-year-old blind (retinitis pigmentosa) Achilles member who takes part in the New York City Marathon, 25 years after he ran the race as a sighted runner.

Carrie Neveldine and Kellie Smirnoff: 35-year-old twin sisters who try to balance family and work while training for their first Ironman Triathlon in Lake Placid, NY.

"I just keep thinking of the finish line and how that's gonna feel and that's what's really getting me through it." -- Kellie Smirnoff

The ATHLETE DVD was release on March 9th, 2010 and is available for purchase at athletemovie.com and at major retailers including Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Best Buy and Netflix. MSRP: $19.99

]]> ATHLETE was filmed on location at the following races:
• New York City Marathon
• New Jersey Marathon
• Miami Marathon (FL)
• Ironman Lake Placid Triathlon (NY)
• Mighty North Fork Triathlon (Long Island, NY)
• Tupper Lake Tinman Triathlon (NY)
• Finger Lakes Triathlon (Canandaigua, NY)
• New York City Triathlon
• Rochester Autumn Classic Duathlon (NY)
• Achilles Hope & Possibility 5 Mile Run/Walk (NYC)
• Five Boro Bike Tour (NYC)

The film is directed by David Lam, an award-winning graphic designer and photographer based in New York City. The idea for the documentary came from his experience in completing three marathons in New York, London and Chicago between 2004 and 2005. ATHLETE marks Lam's directorial debut and also features music by Grammy-nominated and platinum-selling artist Moby.

Additional information can be found at: www.athletemovie.com

Powered From Within: Stories About Running & Triathlon

2010-03-14T14:40:32Z

A new motivational book by Margreet Dietz has been published that might inspire you to continue your quest or even test the waters in the sports of running and / or triathlon.

Powered From Within: Stories About Running & Triathlon will motivate runners and triathletes of all levels. Stories include profiles of two-time Ironman world champion Craig Alexander and his preparations for Kona 2009; three-time Paralympian and runner Gerrard Gosens; Ron Stuart who became a steeplechase world champion in his 60s after injury and polio halted his ambitions as a young athlete; Kate Rowe who became an Ironman 70.3 world champion in her 50s after taking out a $25,000 loan to fulfill her dream; and Bernie Millett who at the age of 67 runs a 3:16 marathon.

Top running coaches Dave Scott-Thomas and Kevin Smith provide advice on marathon training. Age-group triathletes reveal their strategies to gain a mental advantage on race day while female triathletes discuss their approach to the sport.

Powered From Within: Stories about Running & Triathlon by Margreet Dietz is available as paperback at Amazon.com (150 pages, $15.95).

CONTENTS
• CHAPTER 1 Ironman World Champion Craig Alexander 1
"It's not the winning or losing that keeps you awake; it's maximizing your potential and executing a great performance you know you're capable of."
• CHAPTER 2 Paralympian & Runner Gerrard Gosens 11
"I rode my bike to school by following the sound of my brother's bike in front of me â€¦ because my parents didn't put me in cotton wool."
• CHAPTER 3 Guide Runners 23
"I probably have only 3 or 4 guide runners I'd use in a race. Like with a motorcar you have your tires for racing and those for qualifying."
• CHAPTER 4 Women in Triathlon 33
"I was quite frightened that I wouldn't be good enough or fast enough. Then I began to realise a very small percentage of the field is fighting for the big prizes. Everyone else is like me."
• CHAPTER 5 Steeplechase World Champion Ron Stuart 45
"I used to beat Dave Stephens, the Flying Milko, until he went and stayed six months with Emil Zatopek."
• CHAPTER 6 Google the Competition 57
"These days most people have MySpace or Facebook pages with photos which enables me to get a mental picture of them."
• CHAPTER 7 Runner Brian McCarthy 69
"It is easy to convert someone to be a runner: they only need a pair of shoes."
• CHAPTER 8 Ironman 70.3 World Champion Kate Rowe 79
"When my boss said he'd give me the time and the bank said they'd give me the money, I decided to have another go at Kona."
• CHAPTER 9 Burley Griffin Bernie Millett 91
"You have to dedicate yourself to running. You don't get the time or the energy to do other sports."
• CHAPTER 10 Runner Karen Scott 103
"I feel that if I had listened to advice in the early stages of the running injury, it wouldn't have become as chronic as it did."
• CHAPTER 11 City to Surf legend Alan Farrell 115
"People didn't run with me. It was at least 10 years before I realised that you don't have to run flat out every time."
• CHAPTER 12 Marathoner Stephen Callahan 123
"It is a good effort to run a 10km or a half but a marathon is the ultimate. For the first one, I was out in the bush on my own running about 30km three times a week."
• CHAPTER 13 About Marathon Training 133
"The marathon is long enough that I don't think anybody can undertake it lightly."

]]> About the Author:
Margreet Dietz has worked as a journalist for more than 13 years, including nearly eight years for Bloomberg News in Brussels, Toronto and Sydney respectively. She is a regular contributor to endurance sports magazines. She wrote Running Shoes Are a Girl's Best Friend, an inspirational book about 53 women who run with advice from two top running coaches. Margreet has been a runner since 1996 and did her first triathlon in 1999. The five-time Ironman finisher is now focused on marathons and is about to run her 12th in Rotterdam next month.
Website: www.margreetdietz.com

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Race with a Pro Relay Charity Auction

2010-03-02T21:27:55Z

Here is your chance to Race Side-by-Side with U.S.A. Triathlon Legends Matt Reed and Andy Potts, in turn raising money for a good cause, Jenny's Light Foundation.

Olympian Matt Reed and Ironman 70.3 World Champion Andy Potts will be attending this year's Gateway to the Bay Triathlon Festival in the Houston, Texas area. Both athletes will captain their own relay teams and raise money for Jenny's Light. Spots on Team Reed and Team Potts are being auctioned off via EBay. Team Reed will have Swim & Bike legs available and Team Potts will have Bike & Run legs available.

Triathlon: Gateway to the Bay Triathlon Festival
When: Sunday April 11, 2010
Location: Kemah, TX
Website: www.GatewayToTheBay.com

THE CAUSE AND GOAL
Jenny's Light is a charity set up by Becky Lavelle (USA Triathlon's 2008 Non-ITU Pro-Triathlete of the year) in memory of her sister. Jenny's Light helps women with Postpartum Mood Disorders. 100% of the money raised through this auction and 3 others fundraiser events taking place will go directly to Becky Lavelle's Charity, Jenny's Light. The goal is to raise at least $15,000.

Other Fundraiser Items:
• Charity Dinner
   Friday April 9, 2010
• Andy Potts Swim Clinic
   Saturday April 10, 2010
• Matty Reed Run Clinic
   Saturday April 10, 2010

The Race with a Pro / Jenny's Light Relay Auction is now open and will remain open until March 22 at Midnight. There will be 4 auctions taking place simultaneously. Each auction will be for a different leg of the relay on a different team. Don't miss out on your chance to bid on your desired relay spot. When are you going to get a chance to race with a pro on your side again!

Click here to place a bid!

]]> WHAT THE WINNING BIDDERS GET
• ESCAPE from Alcatraz Triathlon Spot. Winner may choose either the 2010 or 2011 ESCAPE. (race entry fee and travel not included)
• Complimentary Admission to the Jenny's Light Charity Dinner (Time & Location TBD) with confirmed guest speakers Matt Reed, Andy Potts, and a possible appearance by Becky Lavelle.
• Complimentary Admission to the Sprint Distance Race on Saturday Morning to race in the Open Age Group Category.
• Complimentary Admission to both the Andy Potts Swim and Matt Reed Run Clinics to be held on Saturday Afternoon.
• Complimentary dinner with your team (including Matt & Andy) to discuss race strategy.
• Complimentary Admission to the Gateway to the Bay Olympic Triathlon Relay on either Team Reed or Team Potts, whatever you bid on.
• Numerous Sponsor items and free goodies from Matt & Andy's generous sponsors.
• All Winners will be honored at the Jenny's Light Charity Dinner on Friday night, April 9, 2010.

FINAL PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Final Payment is due within 10 days of auction close. That means we need to have the check by March 28, 2010.

PLEASE DO NOT BID UNLESS YOU PLAN ON PAYING IF YOU WIN.
This is a very deserving, hardworking charity and we don't want to let them down. In the event of a non-payment the next highest bidder will be notified and offered the relay spot at their last bid price.

The Gateway to the Bay Triathlon Festival is put on by Onurmark Productions.

Mike Reilly Interview on Endurance Planet

2010-03-01T19:30:00Z

Even if you haven't done an Ironman event, you will know Mike Reilly because he's been the voice of Ironman since 1989. He's the famous guy that calls out peoples name as they come down the finish shoot and says "You are an Ironman!".

He's traveled across the country and all over the world announcing numerous Ironman and world-class triathlon events. He just doesn't announce, he the guys that riles up the crowd before, during and after the first place finisher arrives and is still there past the 17 hour mark getting spectators to stay and cheer on those last athletes trickling in who missed the cut-off.

Endurance Planet has an interview with Mike Reilly, the voice or Ironman. Hear what he has to say about announcing at Ironman events, Active.com and the sport of triathlon.

When he's not working on the weekends at some Ironman event, he's vice president of Active Network.

He's been in the sport for 21 years, so you know he's seen a lot. Here are Mike Reilly's 10 Unforgettable Kona Moments

TRIJUICE 2.0 has been Launched

2010-02-24T18:00:49Z

The dust has finally settled on TRIJUICE 2.0, the revamped Triathlon Juice (TRIJUICE) News and Resource website. The site gets a fresh bold new look and some additional up-front and behind the scenes features. It looks like the old site (see picture) and has the same content, but it's nothing like the old site.

The new magazine like home page on TRIJUICE.com features a mixture of content, new and old across all of the published categories we feature. No more digging for content from weeks back, you can see most of it at a glance.

• At the top of the page, we'll feature a selection of posts that you should make sure to check out.
• The main page will show you the last thirteen articles we have posted with just a short glimpse into the article.
• At the bottom we have four categories that will have links to the last articles in those categories.
• The navigation menu bar will get you to a category quickly to see of our posts in that group.
• The right sidebar will highlight certain tools or pages and have ads from our partners.

If you miss the blog look and feel that we had before that showed off most of the content at a glance, well no worries, we have an option for that as well. Just point your browser to www.trijuice.com/blog.

An additional advantage of the upgrade will benefit mobile web users. The site looks and works great on mobile phones, check it out, just point your mobile web browser to either www.trijuice.com or www.trijuice.com/blog

We are still tweaking things to make it even a better site, but the overall new look and feel will stay the same. Keep an eye out for new announcements and features in the near future.

We'd like to thank PRO IT Service for their help in getting our site updated. If it wasn't for them, you wouldn't see or have what you see today via TRIJUICE 2.0

If you have input, good or bad, drop us a line via our contact page. Don't forget to join via our Google Friend Connect interface (on the sidebar) or via our Fan Page on Facebook.

TRIJUICE Special Giveaway - MISSION Skincare Contest #1

2009-12-21T14:00:43Z

TRIJUICE Special Giveaway Contest sponsored by MISSION Skincare

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NOTE: This is a random drawing contest. All entries submitted will be put into a box and one lucky recipient will be chosen from all of the entries. Only 1 Entry Per Person! Working on the details for a special professional triathlete to draw the winner, stay tuned!

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]]> CONTEST RULES:
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Only one entry per email address used to send the email will be considered for contest entry, unless multiple entries are specifically allowed in the contest posting. Unless otherwise specified in an individual contest post, no person may enter any contest more than once using multiple email addresses.

Claiming of prizes requires an email response to TRIJUICE.com from the winning sender email address within 30 days of being notified of winning at the email address used to enter. Failure to respond shall mean that the winner forfeits the prize. TRIJUICE.com is not required to award elsewhere any prizes forfeited by the chosen winner(s).

Entries selected for display and to win “best of” contests and any other contests requiring photo, text or other content from the entrants will be judged entirely at the discretion of TRIJUICE.com.

Each prize winner must supply TRIJUICE.com with his/her legal name, mailing address, daytime telephone number.

Winners may not request substitutions of prize winnings. All winners are solely responsible for any and all taxes and/or fees, and all such additional costs that may be incurred.

Neither TRIJUICE.com, TRIJUICE.com sponsors, nor employees of TRIJUICE.com or sponsors may be held liable for any warranty, costs, damage, injury, or any other claims incurred as a result of usage of any winners of a prize once possession has been taken of the product by winner. TRIJUICE.com is not liable for any loss arising out of or in connection with or resulting from any contest promoted by TRIJUICE.com.

TRIJUICE.com reserves the right to alter any rules of any contest at anytime.