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Hunter Kemper Video Interview, U.S. Olympic Triathlete
07/27/2012
U.S. triathlete Hunter Kemper, 36, served as one of the grizzled veterans at the London Olympics, having also competed in Sydney in 2000, Athens in 2004 and Beijing in 2008. And while Kemper did not achieve his goal of medaling in London, ultimately finishing in 14th place in the triathlon, he left his lasting mark on the sport he helped shape for his entire career.
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Gwen Jorgensen Video Interview, U.S. Olympic Triathlete
08/06/2012
Although she finished in 38th place at the 2012 Games, U.S. Olympic triathlete Gwen Jorgensen felt buoyed by the support of fans who lined the course. "You could hear people cheering all the way around and it was really awesome to have that many fans out cheering for us.
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U.S. Olympic Triathlete Hunter Kemper On Being An Olympic Veteran
08/17/2012
U.S. triathlete Hunter Kemper, 36, served as one of the grizzled veterans at the London Olympics, having also competed in Sydney in 2000, Athens in 2004 and Beijing in 2008. And while Kemper did not achieve his goal of medaling in London, ultimately finishing in 14th place in the triathlon, he left his lasting mark on the sport he helped shape for his entire career.
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U.S. Olympic Triathlete Gwen Jorgensen Talks Healthy Eating, Training
08/10/2012
Although she finished in 38th place, U.S. Olympic triathlete Gwen Jorgensen felt buoyed by the support of fans who lined the course. "You could hear people cheering all the way around and it was really awesome to have that many fans out cheering for us.
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EXCLUSIVE: Veteran U.S. Olympic Triathlete Hunter Kemper On Being 'Persistent'
07/30/2012
Olympian Hunter Kemper, 36, has an intense training regimen for his triathlons with a 30-hour training week that begins at 7:30 a.m. every morning and a diet that includes lots of pre-game protiens and carbs, but Kemper also recognizes that it's not all about physical expertise when you're doing a triathlon.
