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  • About Me: I'm the Team Sports Online Community Specialist for Active.com. I was born and raised in St. Louis and am a huge sports fan--especially of the Cardinals. I graduated from Loyola University Chicago where I played Division I softball (Go Ramblers!). Now I spend my free time exploring and developing new interests that I didn't have time to pursue as a student-athlete. I'm happy that it's baseball season again and am looking forward to this summer, international travels, and competing in the Chicago Accenture Triathlon again.
  • My Activities: Football, Golf, Hiking, Ice Hockey, Martial Arts, Mountain Biking, Racquetball, Rugby, Running, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Surfing, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball, Other, Action Sports, Baseball, Basketball, Cycling
  • Why I'm Here: Looking for activities to do, Looking for activity partners, I participate in individual sports, I am on a team, Just peeking around

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Last week, brothers Davis and Hanks Massey, aged 9 and 11, respectively, pulled off a feat that borders on the unimaginable for golfers of all ages: They both hit holes-in-one in succession at the Par-3 third at TPC Sawgrass.



The odds of two players in the same group making a hole-in-one have been estimated at 17 million-to-1 by Francis Scheid, a retired Boston University math professor who was commissioned by Golf Digest to calculate hole-in-one odds under various scenarios.

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Bobby Kelly of the U-11 Ukrainian Nationals Dynamo blasts a shot on goal at the Rob Schaefer Memorial Classic.

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Much like Becky's last post, I recently have also been struggling with training a little bit. Mostly the running part. It's my least favorite of the disciplines that comprise triathlons and I've also been having some ankle/shin splint pain. I'll be home in St. Louis for a wedding in a few weeks and I plan to go back to the orthotic specialist that cast my first set a few years ago--hope to get everything worked out so I can go for a pain-free jog. The tri will be only a little more than a month away by then, but that's alright. I'm going to be in Europe (with Becky!) for about 3 weeks during the peak of my training and I am certain I won't keep up with the program. I'm ok with that. I'm still looking forward to getting out there and enjoying race day!

That being said, I do anticipate a super active July prior to the Europe trip. Becky is going to come and hang out for a few weeks leading up to our trip and we are going to rock Chicago's lakefront. :)

70 miles on the bike this week, with some cross training mixed in:

Tues= 8 mile bike
Wed= soccer game + 10 mile bike
Thurs= 1 hr of tennis
Fri= 19 mile bike + beach volleyball
Sat= 22 mile bike
Sun= 11 mile bike

I love summer!

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