Eric Lagerstrom on overcoming Olympic disappointment, triathlon videos & van holidays
Eric Lagerstrom is America’s triathlete to watch. From meeting the girl of his dreams, Magali Tisseyre, to winning Escape from Alcatraz in 2015, Lagerstrom is on fire. We chatted to the athlete about van life, triathlons and missing out on the Olympics. “2014 was a sh** show,” Eric says. “I got to t
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Kona: Pro Women’s Run Review
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