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The Unsponsored Project 2024 Supporting 35+ athletes at the USA Track & Field Olympic Trials with entirely unbranded kits and warm-ups, empowering athletes to declare their independence while chasing Olympic dreams. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gG6bSzsJ
Come see our Co-Founder and CEO speak this Thursday at Harvard Business School if you're in/around Boston!
Boston friends! I'm speaking at Harvard Business School this Thursday, hosted by Reese Sun and the HBS Retail & Luxury Goods club. Quick presentation followed by a fireside chat, talking all things Bandit. Open to the public. RSVP in comments if you're in town! Would love to meet anyone in the area / friends who are in town for Boston Marathon weekend.
Today, I'm thrilled to announce the Bandit AI-powered guided marathon training app. It's an awesome step forward in our mission to Evolve Running and make world-class training programs and tools accessible & free to the world. It's been so fun going back to my Product Manager days and building something I'm passionate about. I can't wait for everyone to have access to it. I wrote a short blog with more details on how it works, what it isn't, and why we built it. Link in comments. Available on the App Store in early January.
How bad do you want it? The 4 year long window to qualify for the Marathon Olympic Trials by running a 2:18:00 or faster closes today. On Sunday, with his dreams on the line as he turned the final corner at CIM, Bandit athlete Dr. Duriel Hardy, looked up at the clock, kicked his heart out, and crossed the finish with just two seconds remaining. One of the greatest moments in Bandit history and I’m sure a memory Duriel will never forget. 2:17:58 - Congratulations to Stephen Finley and Tim Rossi for conceiving of and spearheading our multi-year “OTQ Program.”
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