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	Ross, 6 time world Ironman Triathlon champion Dave Scott and Peter Blakemore after Ironman Coeur D'Alene 2004. Ross grew up admiring Dave Scott. What an honor to meet him after finishing his first Ironman
	After Ross's sweaty hand shook Dave Scott's, Dave made the following gesture. It was great talking to and taking pictures with perhaps the greatest Ironman Triathlete of all time. Dave Scott was one of the athletes Ross admired while growing up
	Picture of My first Ironman Swim...note the two fellows in the water watching everyone. This is Ross Hauser in the yellow cap (his favorite color) and his training partner Peter. This was both their first Ironman races and decided to let everyone go before starting the swim. Ross would soon have a panic attack in the water but overcame it to have a terrific swim of 1:31. He went on to compete his first Ironman. Peter not only finished his first Ironman but ended up starting a romantic correspondence with Krista Puller, whose home we were staying at. They are now happily married.
	Ross and Marion after Ironman Coeur D'Alene 2004. Both were relieved that the first Ironman was over and successful!!!

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