Greg Bennett

A run specialist, with menacing bike power, Greg is the hottest name in both Triathlon and Duathlon (Run, Bike and Run). In his long career including eleven and Olympics and Commonwealth Games team, World Triathlon Championships, three Duathlon World Championships, and two Goodwill Games representatives, Greg, has established himself as the most consistent performer in the sport, being voted “most consistent athlete of 2001” by Triathlete Magazine USA. He then backed this up in 2002 and 2003 with the number one position in the world, as well as podium finishes in every event competed in North America and the World Circuit. In 2003 Greg stepped up from being voted the most consistent athlete to being voted "Short Course Triathlete of the year" by Triathlete Magazine USA. About Laura: In May 2006, Laura reached the number 1 ranking in the world. After being close in years past with 2 World cup wins, 2nd in the world series in 2003, and a Silver Medal at the World Championships was named USA Triathlon Athlete of the Year and Triathlete Magazine's Breakthrough Performer of the Year. Laura recenetly won the prestigous and biggest purse in triathlon history at the Hy-Vee Triathlon.

Chris McCormack
	Australian superstar & multiple world Champion. One of the biggest names in triathlon. In his short career, Chris has won almost every major short course title on the global triathlon calendar. Macca is now one of the best ironman athletes on the planet. Macca has won Ironman Australia 5 times and is now the current Hawaii Ironman World Champion.

Bevan Docherty
	Triathlete. 2004 World Champion & Olympic Silver medalist. New Zealand

Matt Reed

Matthew Reed, known as Boom Boom, has been a dominant force in the triathlon world for years. Known for his strength across all three disciplines, many believe Matt is one of the few true all-around triathletes. Excelling at both drafting and non-drafting formats, Matt has won international titles such as the Escape from Alcatraz, St. Anthony's, French Irontour, World Aquathon Championships and World Teams Title. In 2008, Reed will focus on the US Olympic Trials en route to his goal of representing the USA at the Olympics Games. He will also highlight his season with defending his 2007 St Anthony's title and the top USA non-drafting events.

Laura Bennett

In May 2006, Laura reached the number 1 ranking in the world. After being close in years past with 2 World cup wins, 2nd in the world series in 2003, and a Silver Medal at the World Championships was named USA Triathlon Athlete of the Year and Triathlete Magazine's Breakthrough Performer of the Year. Laura recenetly won the prestigous and biggest purse in triathlon history at the Hy-Vee Triathlon.

Emma Snowsill
	Triple World Champion & Gold medal Triathlete. Awarded 'Australia Female Triathlete of the Year'

Craig Walton

Craig Walton 4-Time Noosa Triathlon Champion 6-Time ITU World Cup Champion 3-Time Australian National Champion Whether he’s setting records or powering his way to the lead, Craig Walton is undoubtedly one of the world's best triathletes. Virtually unstoppable, Walton is the only competitor to score 4 Noosa Triathalon wins. He’s won the ITU World Cup six times, and he even managed to win the St. Anthony’s Triathlon without cycling shoes! A force to be reckoned with, he’s set his sights on Ironman competition, with a 2002 win in the Chile Half, and a single-minded determination to build on that success. One of the hardest-working athletes around, Walton continues to give everything he’s got from start to finish.

Brian Rhodes
	3-Time Ironman Champion. New Nealand

Brent Sheldrake
	Professional triathlete from New Zealand. Brent is a superstar on the ironman circuit and has overcome huge obstacles in his life including cancer.

Paul Matthews
	Top finishes in 2007 include runner up at Buffalo Springs Lake Triathlon - 70.3 & runner-up at Lake Stevens 70.3. Paul is one of the top athletes at the olympic distnace as well. Australia

Stephen Hackett

Having steph part of the crew here at tri-massage has been an honor. This 24 year old super star is racing up a storm here in the USA and just gets better every year. With a bike and swim that is as competive as the best triathletes in the world, its only a matter of time before Mr. Hackett smokes them all. Results include 2nd place finishes at the boulder peak, 4th at the New York Triathlon 2006, 8th 2007 Life Time Fitness.

Leon Griffin
	World Champion Duathlete and Professional Triathlete. Best results include 2006 World Duathlon Champion, Runner up NYC Triathlon 2006, Multiple placegetter 70.3 series races.

Ryan Ignatz
	6th at the 2006 XTERRA National Championships. 9th at Xterra World Championships.

Paul Ambrose
	Professional Triathlete. Australia

Jared Berg
	Professional Triathlete/Triendurace.com Head Coach

Jimmy Archer
	Professional Triathlete/Xterra/Web editor for Inside Triathlon "The Rock"

Kirk Nelson
	Professional Triathlete & Coach. Check out TRIkirk.com

Tom McArdle
	Elite Distance Runner. 3k best: 8:03 5k best: 13:37 10k best: 28:18 Accomplishments: 6 time all american, Best 10K time by a collegiate in 2002. Former member of the oregon project.