Kona Training Log: A Three-Hour Bike Ride With Rasmus Henning
- By Steve Godwin
- Published Oct 9, 2012
Denmark’s Rasmus Henning tells us about his last big bike ride before Saturday’s Ironman World Championship and his decision to retire.
For more from Kona, visit Triathlete.com/Kona2012.
FILED UNDER: Ironman / Video TAGS: Kona2012 / Rasmus Henning
Steve Godwin
Steve Godwin is the Senior Video Producer at Competitor Group. When he's not on location shooting or editing in the studio, you can find him out training for his next race. Follow Steve on twitter @sgodwinfilms
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