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Founded:
2007

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Website:
http://www.trainingwithtim.com
Company Overview:
Tim Cigelske is a writer in the city of beer, cheese and bratwurst. He has no formal fitness training. He has no authority to dispense medical advice, or pretty much any authority in general.

Tim has run three marathons ranging from sub-3:30 to 5 hours. His mile PR is 4:37 and fastest 5k is 17:11, but that was on a flat course that was probably short. He is sorta learning how to swim. He can maybe bench like 190 pounds.

Tim has written for Budget Travel, Draft Magazine and the Onion. The New... (read more)

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Heidi wrote at 9:30am on May 6th, 2008
"To get past the rough parts, you have to broaden your perspective, and you may need to work on your approach. Then you emerge stronger. And convinced more than ever that you need that relationship."

--nicely said.
Train with Tim wrote at 4:20pm on April 6th, 2008
Train with Tim: Newly updated with old stuff
6:18pm Today
Now that Train with Tim has been around 10 months or so, we've (obviously) staked our place on the internet.

Now's the time to kick back, relax and rest on our laurels.

So Train with Tim is newly updated to include the Best of the blog archive and a list of guest star cameos. It can be found by scrolling down on the right sidebar under "Links." (It looks like this: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2090/2394204004_692cba4a5d.jpg?v=1207521094)

Now you can relive classic columns like "Pecs, boobs and man-boobs." Get reacquainted with "A hairy issue" (I bet there's a pun involved). Find out all over again why "I work out like a girl."

As for star power, feel the wattage of Tim "Eater X" Janus, Ron Jeremy and Sadie the Beagle.

That blog address once again is www.mkeonline.com/trainwithtim.

Sincerely,

Tim
Nicholas wrote at 11:47am on March 25th, 2008
yikes. sorry to hear about your knee! you know, you might not be able to run or ski or walk but i'll bet a little low-impact water rehab would feel alright. what do you say?

What's your goal for summer?

4 posts by 4 people. Updated on Apr 23, 2008 at 7:14 AM.