Lance Armstrong

from thatsfit.com

He'll be no sex champion now that he's come out of retirement and has committed to training for his eighth Tour de France. But Lance Armstrong sure hopes to champion another cycling win, adding to his record of seven consecutive first-place Tour finishes. Let the training begin. The sex?

from forbes.com

The doping controversy surrounding this year's Tour de France cycle race has done for Lance Armstrong's former team that dominated professional cycling for a decade.

from nytimes.com

A PAIR of oversize cardboard cutouts of Lance Armstrong loom over the lobby of Carmichael Training Systems. On the business’s Web site, Mr. Armstrong beams in the well-lighted foreground while Chris Carmichael, his longtime coach and the company’s founder, looks on from the rear.

Mr. Carmichael has long been the man behind The Man. The best coaches often are wizards behind curtains, visionaries who can see in people what they can’t yet imagine in themselves.

from about.walking.com

Congratulations to newbie marathoner Lance Armstrong for finishing his first marathon on Sunday. ""For the level of condition that I have now, that was without a doubt the hardest physical thing I have ever done," he was quoted as saying by the Associated Press. He finished in seconds under the 3 hour mark, which would have won the Olympic marathon back in the 1800's, so not too shabby.

from baltimoresun.com

The primary question regarding Lance Armstrong used to involve the number of times he would win the Tour de France.

Sunday, it's how low can Lance go in the New York City Marathon?