3 Guys 2 Legs Triathlon Racing Team

Happy International Women’s Day to all badass women in here!!!

Our Triathlon Racing Team wishes you and your family
a wonderful holiday full of gratitude, health, food, and love.

Congratulations to our team member Mabio Costa who raced in a field with over 220 able bodied runners and finished 7th overall and 1st on age group at the 5K race at Seaworld this morning.

Amazing article about OPAF and The First Clinics in the inMotion magazine issue (July/August).
Our team member Mabio Costa is the National First Swim director for OPAF.
Hoping many of you can attend Mabio’s clinic next month in California, during the Annual conference of Amputation Coalition.
You can read the entire article here:
https://blog.amputee-coalition.org/inmotion/your-well-being-in-person-clinics/

Congratulations to our team member Mabio Costa, who Finished 1st on the paratriathlon category and 10th on 50-54 age group at the Clermont Triathlon today.
The team will be back racing again soon!

Happy September all!
Less than 4 days until Race day.
“Life Is Like a Camera - Focus on What Is Important. Capture the Good Times. Develop From the Negatives. And if Things Don't Work Out Take Another Shot"

Another race for 3 Guys 2 Legs Triathlon Racing Team. This time we’ll be racing at the famous St. Anthony’s Triathlon, Sunday October 3rd.
For this Race we’ll have the famous Triple amputee triathlete / iroMan Rajesh Durbal as our Swimmer.

Happy Friday everyone!
Another race for 3 Guys 2 Legs Triathlon Racing Team. We’ll be back to the Daytona Speedway triathlon on December 4th, where we finished 3rd last year.
Remember, our team it is the ONLY team with amputees running against able bodied triathletes.

*****Breaking News*****
3 Guys 2 Legs Triathlon Racing Team will be back racing at the Game On! Riverfront Tri @ Cocoa, September 5th.
We can’t wait to have an amazing race.

We are so grateful for the courageous men & women who gave their lives serving our country.

Triathlon community is tremendously saddened to learn of the passing of Dick Hoyt.
Team Hoyt refers to father and son Dick Hoyt and Rick Hoyt (born 1962) from Holland, Massachusetts. The Hoyts competed together in various athletic endeavors, including marathons, triathlons and Ironman Triathlons. Rick has cerebral palsy. During competition, Dick pulled Rick in a special boat as they would swim, carried him in a special seat in the front of a bicycle, and pushed him in a special wheelchair as they ran. Team Hoyt were inducted to the Ironman Hall of Fame and were recipients of ESPN's Jimmy V Award.

With the official time out, we finished 2nd, only 21 seconds behind the first place.
Again, we were the ONLY Amputee Relay Team running against world class Triathletes.
There isn’t enough words to thank Prosthetic & Orthotic Associates (POA) for the total support.