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“We celebrated the Human Rights weekend by exercising our right to push our bodies, minds and souls to levels that just can’t be reached in mundane day-to-day living. We explored mother earth and our inner beings and were guided by our instinct to survive— and our Garmin GPSs. Read More

Up until now, Argentina’s rugby has been euro-focused. How will their potential “southern” alignment affect their rugby? I think it will give Argentina access to Southern Hemisphere rugby knowledge and could possibly create another force to be reckoned with in the world rugby. Read More

Tri-athletes who took part in Garmin’s West Coast Warm Water Weekend, 2010 were forgiven for doing lazy backstroke in the swim and riding off the track in the cycle. This event is, after all, now known as the most beautiful in South Africa and distractions are just par for the course. Read More

The power and experience of Mannie Heymans and Mark Bassingthwaighte and the raw talent and youthful energy of Phillip Buys and Francois Theron have once again been celebrated by Garmin and adidas, as both Superbrands re-sign sponsorships of this formidable mountain biking team for a further three years! Read More

Wow, what a crazy few weeks. I still can’t quite grasp the fact that I won the Dusi Canoe Marathon! My dream to win the Dusi was kept very private and I only shared that dream with close friends and family. So, with little pressure on us, Jason Graham, my K2 partner, and I began training. We both understood the extreme challenge that lay ahead but the goal was meaningful and kept us motivated. Read More

Alright, my predictions are based loosely on form, as form has shown to be a fickle ally at previous World Cups. The France vs. Italy final in 2006 is proof enough of that; France having looked pretty old and tired in the build-up and the Italian players having just come out of a massive match-fixing scandal that disrupted preparations. Read More

That was the promise Mannie Heymans (Garmin adidas) made to himself and to the mountain-biking community shortly after he had crashed and badly broken his elbow last year. Read More

You know the Aesop Fable where the tortoise and the hare have a race? The one where the hare gets off to a speedy start and the tortoise slowly plods along, but eventually wins the race? Well in the MTN National Mountain Bike Series, the tortoise is Philip Buys of Team Garmin adidas. Philip’s season started off slowly. Read More

Mountain bikers who are planning to compete in this year’s MTN National Series would have invested lots of training over December and certainly subscribed to the school of more (and longer) is better. Read More

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