On the Bike
1 of 5During peak training, Carfrae spends about 20 hours on the bike each week, logging close to 370 miles.
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In Transition
2 of 5Carfrae in transition at the 2011 Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.
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On the Run
3 of 5Whatever it is that Carfrae thinks she lacks in the water, she makes up for on the run, often logging the fastest female run splits on the Kona race course.
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Finish Line
4 of 5In 2011, Carfrae ran a 2:52:09 marathon to take second place at the Ironman World Championship. Her total time was under nine hours at 8:57:57.
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