Hey everyone,
Really glad you took the time to take an interest in who I am. But believe me it is not that exciting, yet. But that is exactly what I am working on, to turn my bio into something people actually want to read. That is the mission, but the path is foggy at best. Hopefully with some hard work and a little luck, I may stumble on to the next great idea. Remember the pet rock? Well, the guy made a million dollars.
But for those of you still interested, here you go:
Name: Jason Schauer (pronounced Shower, and I have heard all the jokes, so don’t bother)
Alter Ego: Jay
DOB: 9/27
Employer: Trump University- Check me out, www.trumpuniversity.com
Current Residence: Long Beach, NY
Hometown: Huntington NY, (H-TON)
Glory Days: Walt Whitman High School
Four Year Blur: THE Oneonta State University
Major: Business Economics (little Marketing, Econ, Management… etc)
Ultimate Transition: D3 College Lacrosse – Triathlon
Completed First Tri: May 2009- Ironclad Sprint (serious panic attack on the swim, final time 1:23)
Longest Race Completed: Sept 2009- Westchester Toughman 70.3 (swam in the Hudson… ewww. Final Time 5:43)
Greatest Accomplishment: NYC Marathon 3:53- BOOMER
When I Grow Up: TBD
Biggest Question in Life: What’s a Hypotenuse?
As a new member to the world of Triathlon I quickly became immersed in its glory. Mainly I believe that the infatuation was more than maintaining my fitness or testing my limits. I really was drawn to all the new equipment I would have to buy. A daunting task for a recent college grad, but none the less an exciting endeavor which would require; shiny equipment, a new wardrobe and lots spandex. Spandex, a treat normally reserved for Halloween, now has become part of my daily attire.
I see great growth and opportunity in the world of Triathlon and I am very excited to have been given this gift to compete. This blog has been created to document my preparation for the 2010 Louisville Ironman; I want to again thank you all, especially my family for all your support.
Officially
Jason M Schauer
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