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Feel free, whoever you are, to browse through my pictures, read how I was introduced to triathlon in my biography and keep up to date with my news in the blog.
With only 4 years to go until London 2012 the target has been set, and by reading my blog you will be able to follow me on my journey to achieving my goal of Olympic success!
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Name : Kirsty Ross McWilliamD.O.B : 07/04/1990
Born : Aberdeen, Scotland
Lives : Milton of Campsie, Glasgow, Scotland
Stirling, Scotland (during term time).
Height : 171cm
Weight : 54kg
Coach : John Dargie
Club : Glasgow Triathlon Club
Profession : Student/AthleteProfile
Sport : Triathlon
Age : 18 years old
Ranking : 2nd Junior in Europe, 7th in World
Biography
As someone who once found elite athlete's "sad" because they spent the entirety of their time training and "would never want to do that", it's a little ironic how I am now dedicating my life to becoming a Champion.
After 11 years of competitive sport I have finally found something rewarding and completely enjoyable, and I definitely do not find it "sad" that I now want to do triathlon for as long as I can!
Singing nursery rhymes in a jacuzzi probably isn't the most common way to get introduced to sport but it's where I began! At 3 years old I attended lessons in Dundee where we sang songs as a way to build our confidence in the water, and I needed it. I was so scared of putting my head under the water but after a quick sing song of "If you're happy and you know it put your face in the water" things swiftly changed. I steadily progressed through my swimming lessons and by the time I had moved to Milton of Campsie I was a fairly decent swimmer.
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