It was a classic. The three-time Ironman World Champion Craig Alexander dueling it out with 10-time Ironman New Zealand Champion Cam Brown at the first ever Ironman Melbourne. Crowie came on to chat about the race, how he has changed his game through the years, and the challenges he faces balancing his racing, training, traveling and promotional opportunities with spending quality time with his wife, Neri, and their two young children. Craig also talks about the possibility of Lance, Lieto, Macca, himself, the Raelert brothers, and so many others going head-to-head in Kona in October.

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Chris McCormack came on after winning Lava Man to chat about his prospects for making the Aussie Olympic team. Even more exciting, Macca chats about the prospects of two Americans, Lance and Lieto, getting off the bike with the lead in Kona this October, with the two Aussies who have won the last five Ironman World Championship titles – Crowie and Macca- trying to chase them down, along with the Raelert brothers from Germany … could be amazing!

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It’s been twelve days since Craig Alexander won his third Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. Now back home in Australia with his family, Crowie took time out to reflect on his season and how he was able to win two world titles in a span of only four weeks.

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Eight weeks before the 2011 Ford Ironman World Championship, we sat down with Craig Alexander in Boulder, Colorado to discuss his plans for both the Ironman 70.3 World Championship at Lake Las Vegas in four weeks and Kona in eight. The man they call Crowie ended up winning both World Titles. You can also check out the Training Day video feature that we did with Craig that same day on www.triathlete.com

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Back in 2007 Craig Alexander came to Kona to do his first Ironman World Championship. He ended up second to fellow Aussie Chris McCormack in his first attempt and we chatted with the man nicknamed Crowie not long after the race.

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Craig Alexander is one of the few triathletes who can be competitive at all distances, an athlete who is a throwback to the days of Greg Welch and Mark Allen. He may have surprised a lot of folks with his second place finish and 2:45 marathon in Kona on October 13th, but certainly not himself. This is a guy who totally understands what it takes to be the best in the world and is primed to run under 2:40 the next time he tees it up in Kona.
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