The Starting Blocks
Monday, September 17, 2007
Rising Star - Jason Regier
We can give Jason at least partial credit for where this sport is today. His love for quad rugby not only shows on the court but also in his tireless efforts to promote it.
Murderball isn't the only movie promoting quad rugby. The Goal is a drama which highlights quad rugby in the story of one player.
If you haven't seen a quad rugby game, you're missing out!
Good luck Jason and Chance!
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Friday, September 14, 2007
Shaklee Sponsors Arctic Explorer Will Steger's...
This is an unusual sport to list on The Starting Blocks, but extreme exploration takes the same physical, emotional and mental aspects as any serious athlete. Will Steger is one of those who speaks softly but carries a great big stick. If the political aspects of global warming don't appeal to you, Will Steger's message may.
Putting the Earth First
A Day in the Life (I personally enjoy my life of luxury too much to attempt a day in his life, but I am very glad to have him in my world)
Fuel the Expeditions

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Monday, September 10, 2007
Rising Star - Chance Sumner
Find out more about Chance Sumner here.
If you have never seen a game of Quad Rugby you are missing out. It's a hard-hitting, fast-paced sport, that will keep your adrenaline pumping.
You can find a game in your area here. Or, pick up a copy of Murderball, this may open your eyes to a whole new world.
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A TOUGH UPHILL CLIMB
This article explains only a few of the hurdles athletes must cross in order to gain the heights they dream of.
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Friday, September 7, 2007
In Fond Memory of Art Levy
Family was his priority. He was always the one with the annoying cell phone in a meeting, or at the movies. If any of his children or grandchildren were in distress, the movie could wait, the meeting was over.
Art had a wonderful career working with children at Denver Parks and Rec. In his spare time, he ran track and field programs. In his spare, spare time he worked with individuals as a Shaklee Independent Distributor, hoping to "improve their game". He was a mentor to everyone he met. He was loved and cherished by everyone.
His 5 beautiful daughters, eleven grandchildren, and many more to come are left with his legacy.
We are honored to have known and worked with Art Levy. We wish all of you could have known this wonderful, gentle person. This blog is dedicated to Art Levy, and was begun in memory of him and his passion.
He will be greatly missed.
Denver Post announces tribute to Art Levy
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