Video: Helen Jenkins Going For Gold
- By Paul Moore
- Published July 27, 2012
- Updated July 27, 2012 at 2:57 pm
As part of their Olympics build-up the ITU has produced a series of videos profiling the main contenders for Gold at the London 2012 Olympics. There are quite a few clips (which you can view here), but this is the profile of home favourite Helen Jenkins.
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Paul Moore
Paul Moore is the Online Editor for Triathlete Europe. When not glued to a computer he can be found writing books - most recently The World's Toughest Endurance Challenges which you can buy on Amazon. Paul has also written Ultimate Triathlon: A complete training guide for long-distance triathletes which is also available on Amazon.
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