Now it’s as easy as pie to find the nearest stockist of Hammer Nutrition products.
We’ve created a store locator map – simply click on the map on this page and you’ll find your store in seconds. Hope that helps.
Cheers
David
Good Luck At Noosa Triathlon
Good luck on Sunday to all Hammer readers who are doing the Noosa Triathlon on Sunday (or any of the events up there).
Brendon, the guy who helps us with this site, is doing the race with “Team Sinclair” – his 16 yo daughter Laura and 15 yo son Jack. They’re aiming for a touch under 3 hours, so good luck!
Here’s Jack (on the left) finishing off the 10 km run leg last year. He’s doing the bike leg this year and is aiming to smash his old dad’s time from last year (a leisurely 1:24:58 – did you stop off for a coffee Brendon?!).
Jack – Check Your Tyres Mate!
Brendon has assured me this won’t happen because he’ll be letting the tyres down on the bike!
It’s fantastic that a family team can do Noosa and it’s what a race like Noosa is wonderful for.
A great way to get kids involved in a huge triathlon and make them feel part of the sport.
The Noosa Tri guys have done a great job at building the race and encouraging the sport – well done guys.
Good luck, don’t speed too fast down the big hill, keep well fueled and make sure you keep well hydrated.
Cheers
David
Speaking Of Wins – Michelle Does It Again!
One of our favourite Hammer sponsored athletes – I know we shouldn’t have favourites, but she’s just so nice! – Michelle Wu has done it again.
Yep, Michelle has taken out the 1st leg of the Australian Triathlon Series in Nowra in a time of 2:07:14.
A great time for the Olympic distance Tri.
Smashed Through 40 Min for 10 KM Barrier!
Michelle sang the praises of her new Orca Apex 2 wetsuit, which you’d need on a cold Nowra morning.
She felt great on the bike leg and came into the last transition in 2nd place.
Michelle absolutely smashed her previous best in the 10km run leg with a sizzling hot 36 mins 39 seconds to take a pretty easy win in the end (she would never say that, of course!).
Michelle has never run a sub-40 minutes for 10 km before in a Olympic distance tri, so to absolutely smash through that barrier was a big thrill for her.
Here’s what Michelle wrote to me:
“I’m over the moon to have finally cracked it – in a big way!)
1st overall female, 7th overall (including the boys!), total time 2:07:14 hrs – a PB for an Olympic distance event! (and a 7min PB from last years race!).”
4 Tridents In Top 10
As usual Michelle, in her race report to me, mentions her team mates:
“Well done to all fellow Tridents who braved the tough course. I hope you all achieved your pre-race goals! 4 Tridents in the top 10! a great result for the club!”
“I Did It My Way”……Or Maybe Not!
The photo to the left is Michelle at the presentation about to launch in her very own version of Frank Sinatra’s “My Way“.
Or maybe not!
Well done Michelle. I’m not saying the Hammer Gels got you under the 40 minute mark but…….. ;o)
Cheers
David
Jarad Hammers Home For Fine Win
Jarad Kohlar, one of our sponsored athletes and a fine young fellow, has just competed in the grueling Australian Multisport Championship race 2 weeks ago: the Freycinet Challenge
Held over 2 days, Jarad stormed home to by over 27 minutes – confirming his place as one of Australia’s best multisport endurance athletes.
Great stuff Jarad.
Read more about Jarad’s win here (it’s a PDF file of just 128 kb).
Cheers
David
Steve's Final Seminar
We’ve been receiving some terrific feedback from all parts regarding Steve’s seminars.
He’s off for a few days R & R now and has the final seminar in Adelaide on Monday, 29 October at 7.30 pm.
Click here for more information and to book your seat (just $15).
Hope you can make it along.
Cheers
David
Steve Born Seminar A Hit – He Can Show You The Light!
Steve Born is one of the true legends of endurance cycling.
But there’s more to Steve than cycling.
Steve is totally dedicated to helping other athletes achieve their very best and to this end has devoted much of his working life to educating athletes on the best way to fuel their bodies.
Steve with wife Cassie at tonight’s Gold Coast seminar
Steve Doing What He Does Best
Attendees at tonight’s Gold Coast Seminar were treated to Steve doing what he does best – providing information in a very relaxed and easy-going manner.
No “I’m a great cyclist so listen to me”, just a gentle guy giving great info.
Steve’s a true professional and I highly recommend you take some time out of your busy day to come along and meet Steve and have a chat.
As you can see by the pic from tonight – Steve can show you the light!
Don’t worry – Steve’s jokes are better than mine :o)
Locations & Times
22nd – Sydney – Northern – 7.00pm – Manly Pacific Hotel (Novotel) – 55 Nth Steyne St, Manly 2095
23rd – Sydney – Eastern – 7.00 pm – Icebergs – 1 Notts Ave, Bondi Beach 2026
25th – Melbourne – 6.30 pm – South Yarra Sports – 679 Chapel St. South Yarra 3141
(Sean Foster from www.fluidmovements.com will be co-ordinating this seminar)29th – Adelaide – 7.30pm – State Association House – 73 Wakefield St, Adelaide 5000
This is one of the best opportunities you will have to learn some of the best information available on Endurance Nutrition!
Click here to register now (All attendees receive more than the small cost of admission in free Hammer products, as well as discounts on Hammer products when buying from the web site over the next 2 months).
David
Last Chance – Get Tickets Quick!
Steve Born starts his seminar series tomorrow in Brisbane.
Don’t miss out on this endurance expert giving you the best info possible – click here to register now.
Cheers
David
Steve Born – Endurance Nutrition Seminars that will IMPROVE your performance!
Many thanks to all those that have registered for the Steve Born Seminars! The response has been fantastic.
If you have not registered we strongly suggest you do so ASAP to avoid missing out!
Please note that there has been a date change in Brisbane, Gold Coast and Melbourne events. To register click here.
Topics for Discussion – Format
- The 10 Biggest Mistakes Endurance Athletes Make
- Hydration: What you Need to Know
- Electrolyte Replenishment
- Proper Caloric Intake
- The Pre Race Meal
- Superior Recovery
- Fuelling Plan
- Simple Sugars
Steve will discuss these topics for approx 1 hour.
Following this discussion both Steve and Cassie will be available to answer any questions which you want to ask.
Steve is one of the most accommodating presenters around and has quiet often spent in excess of 2 hours answering questions.
Of course you are free to leave if you have gained all the knowledge needed !
These are the locations / times
17th -Brisbane – 6.30 pm – Saville Hotel Southbank, 161 Grey St, Southbank (date changed from 18th)
18th – Gold Coast – 6.30 pm – Robina Woods Golf Course – Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina 4226.
22nd – Sydney – Northern – 7.00pm – Manly Pacific Hotel ( Novotel) – 55 Nth Steyne St, Manly 2095
23rd – Sydney – Eastern – 7.00 pm – Icebergs – 1 Notts Ave, Bondi Beach 2026
25th – Melbourne – 6.30 pm – South Yarra Sports – 679 Chapel St. South Yarra 3141
(Sean Foster from www.fluidmovements.com will be co-ordinating this seminar)29th – Adelaide – 7.30pm – State Association House – 73 Wakefield St, Adelaide 5000
This is one of the best opportunities you will have to learn some of the best information available on Endurance Nutrition!
Steve’s credentials are outstanding and the results from people following his advice have been excellent.
As previously noted Steve’s wife will be adding to the seminar “Cassie Lowe” which is a great added bonus.
Cassie’s (who originally hails from Yass, NSW) career highlights include:
- 2 RAAM (Race Across America) victories
- 1999 – 1st place woman – “La Grenobloise” (Grenoble, France)
- 1999 – 1st place woman – “Granfondo Chesini” (Verona, Italy)
- 1999 – 1st place woman/5th overall – Furnace Creek 508 (Santa
- Clarita, CA to 29 Palms, CA, via Death Valley, CA – 508 miles/817.5 km) – 35 hours, 2 minutes
- 2000 – 1st place woman/7th overall – Race Across America (Portland, OR to Gulf Breeze, FL – 2975 miles/4788 km) – 10 days, 3 hours, 9 minutes
- 2001 – 1st place woman/4th overall – Race Across America (Portland, OR to Gulf Breeze, FL – 2983 miles/4800 km) – 10 days, 7 hours, 42 minutes
ADDED BONUS – REGISTER and receive 10% discount on all Hammer Products for the next 2 months! Click here to register.
Chris Stanton Update
Chris is a sponsored Hammer Nutrition athlete who is currently in the Boulder, Colorado training for the Hawaiian Ironman.
He’s a popular Australian athlete so I thought I’d share his latest update to me.
6th At Yepoon
All was going great for Chris including a 6th at the Rydges Yepoon Half Ironman in August as his first race for a while, followed by an 8th in the Cologne Classic Long Course Championships in Germany on September 2.
Then it was back to Boulder for more training, a long and windy mountain road and a crash.
Hello David
Had a bit of a crash today on the bike.
Myself, Macca (Chris McCormack), and Cam Widoff did this 2hr climb to a spectacular mountain top, that was about 11,500 feet above sea level.
The temp at the base of the mountains was 35 degrees and at the top it would have only been 15 degrees.
Anyway we were descending down the climb at about 60km/hr and it was a pretty windy road. The last thing that I remember is going past Macca down a hill and him saying “Take it easy Stanto”, my reply being “it’s all good.”
30 secs later I reached this sharp right hand turn… I had now run out of road and was on the other side of the road.”
Chris Jumped Before The Edge!
Chris put the bike down before he went over the edge and has hurt his AC (shoulder) joint.
Chris is still off to Hawaii to support his mates and says he’s keep working on the injury up to race day and make a decision then.
Good luck Chris.
Cheers,
David
New Steve Born Seminar
One of the best and easiest ways to improve your athletic performance is by attending a Steve Born seminar!
Steve, considered one of the true legends of endurance cycling, has been responsible for helping numerous athletes achieve outstanding improvements.
Touring Australia for A Month
Not only will he be back, but he will stay for a month in Australia touring the various states talking to people on “Endurance Nutrition”.
Seminar Dates
- Brisbane (Central) – 18th October
- Gold Coast – 19th October
- Sydney (Northern Suburbs) 22nd October
- Sydney (Eastern Suburbs) 23rd October
- Melbourne (Central) 24th October
- Adelaide (Central) 29th October
Registration is just $15 per person.
To register simply click here and provide details.
But Wait, There’s More…But No Steak Knives :o)
All attendees will receive 10% discounts off all Hammer products for the next 2 months! Now that’s an incentive to come along and hear from one of the world’s best endurance nutritional experts.
Regards
David
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