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  • Welcome to LaCamas Swim and Sport

    LaCamas Swim & Sport is a Comfortable, Convenient and Affordable Health & Fitness Center. LaCamas Swim & Sport has been designed and equipped to provide an environment where you will feel comfortable, non-intimidated, and motivated to exercise. LaCamas Swim & Sport Offers a Lifestyle of Fitness Choose us as your partner on a journey toward long term health and happiness...and get fit for life! At LaCamas Swim & Sport, our focus is on helping each individual realize their personal fitness goals. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING!

    3 minutes from Fisher's Landing

    5 minutes from Cascade Park

    3 minutes from downtown Camas

    "We are a unique club, where you will feel comfortable and welcome - whether you're a grandfather, a triathlete - or both!"
    - Denise Croucher, Owner





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  • Our fearless HeadHunters at ChelanMan 2010. Congratulations everyone!

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    Next up: IronMan Canada 2011! Start training now!

  • Subaru Ironman Canada

    Hi HeadHunters,
    The rumors are true; there is a large group of HeadHunters considering IM Canada 2011. I just signed up for my Canada IM volunteer assignment for this year so I can head up there after Hood to Coast to volunteer, see the course & register for 2011. You might as well get on there and pick a job; you know it will be a woulda coulda shoulda if you don't! We have 13 months to get ready...
    Train Happy! Denise

  • Boise 70.3 IronMan 2010 Finishers. Congratulatons HeadHunters!

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  • For Fallon, winning comes from competing
    Paul Danzer: Community sports
    By Columbian Staff
    Tuesday, May 18, 2010

    It was not exactly a walk in the park. Nor a refreshing dip. Nor a relaxing bike ride. But don ’t expect Bill Fallon to describe the 15 hours, 27 minutes and 11 seconds he spent on May 7 traversing hill and, well, more hills, as anything other than a whole lot of fun. Heck, what could be more fun than swimming 2.4 miles in a chilly lake, biking 112 miles over mountain roads, and running a marathon for good measure? Well, winning the race, perhaps though that hardly seemed important for Fallon when he reached the finish line of the inaugural Ford Ironman St. George in Utah earlier this month.

    Read whole story...
    http://www.columbian.com/news/2010/may/18/for-fallon-winning-comes-from-competing/

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  • Air Guard Ironmen Air Guard Ironmen
    142nd Fighter Wing RSS
    Story by Staff Sgt. John Hughel
    Date: 11.18.2009
    Posted: 11.18.2009 12:45

    PORTLAND, Ore. -- Running along the fitness trail at the Portland Air National Guard Base, U.S. Air Force Master Sgts. Jeff Macey and Brian Cummings stretch out their legs for an afternoon workout. Picking up the pace, the two senior NCOs of the 142nd Fighter Wing begin to recall their latest race, the Vineman Ironman Triathlon in Sonoma County, Calif. Both men endured the intense distance challenge of a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride and 26.2 mile run, but also showed the mental resilience to finish and become "Ironmen." Read full article...