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Suunto t4, just won the coveted 2008 Top Gear Award! The accolades didn’t stop there either: Suunto t1 and Suunto Foot POD both received Great Gear Awards too.
Find out more about the awards and Suunto’s winning gear
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A special surprise on May 13th
We’ve got a special treat lined up in May for all our training enthusiasts! To find out more, just visit www.suunto.com/training on May 13th. For now, though, our lips are sealed. Don’t forget to mark the date in your calendar!
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US hockey coaches use Suunto Team Solution
Suunto has given Pittsburgh Penguins' Strength and Conditioning Coach, Mike Kadar, new insight into the physiological demands set by the game. The Suunto Team POD allows Kadar to monitor the heart-rates of his players anywhere on the ice and the best part is he doesn't even have to put on his skates.
Read more about Suunto Team POD in hockey
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Suunto to be official timekeeper at the 2000 BG Triathlon World Championships
 In June 2008 the world’s best triathletes will take part in the World Championships in Vancouver, Canada, and Suunto will be on hand to make sure their performances are measured to the millisecond. “ITU is proud to partner with a technology supplier that guarantees the highest level of timing services for our most prestigious event,” said ITU Executive Director, Loreen Barnett.
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Suunto Ambassador news
The fastest woman in the Cohutta 100 mile race
The recent Cohutta 100 mile mountain biking race in Tennessee was Suunto Ambassador Pua Sawicki’s first long distance race. Not only was she the first woman across the finish line, but she beat the other female competitors by an hour!
Find out more about Pua’s win
World champion triathlete Andy Potts becomes a Suunto Ambassador
The latest athlete to join the fold of Suunto Ambassadors is the talented Andy Potts. Despite only starting his professional career in 2003, Andy competed at the Athens Olympics and is now firmly focused on making it to Beijing.
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Ride for a Reason – raising money for a good cause
Suunto helped to raise over US $64 million for Special Olympics Vermont, an organization which provides year-round sports training for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. This year’s Ride for a Reason participants pedaled for six hours in the indoor spinning marathon, their heart rates monitored closely by the Suunto Team POD – an innovative device that lets coaches monitor up to 42 athletes at a time.
Read more
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Win a Suunto t3 – just by telling us what you think!
Want to make your opinions count and influence our future online software solutions? We’re currently looking for feedback and ideas – and to say thank you for your participation, we’re offering you the chance to win one of three Suunto t3 heart rate monitors!
Enter the survey |
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Share your thoughts!
We’re constantly reviewing and developing the Suunto Inside e-newsletters to make them as relevant and inspiring as possible. We’d really like your feedback about this issue of Suunto Training Inside, as well as your ideas on topics for future editions. Our survey will be available until May 16, 2008 – jump online and share your thoughts!
Take part in the survey |
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