Cedar Point
Knoxville
Quassy
Cost Rica
Rev3 Coaching
Volunteers

 

Bio

Jordan Rapp was born on July 28th, 1980. Three weeks later, he went for his first open water swim (sort of) in the waters of Lost Lake in Brewster, NY. Eighteen years later, he took first strokes of a different kind - in a rowing shell - on Princeton University's Lake Carnegie. After a high school career focused on squash and lacrosse, he began training for endurance athletics on a Concept II ergometer in the winter of 1998/99. Millions of meters and millions of strokes later, he was injured for the first time in his rowing career while training to make the U.S. National Team. And so, in April of 2003, he clipped a pair of aerobars onto his road bike, bought a pair of race wheels with the first tax return of his post-graduate career, and never looked back except to occasionally take a peek at the competition.

FIRST TRIATHLON:
NYTC Harriman Sprint Series #1, 2003, Harriman State Park, NY

CURRENTLY RESIDES:
In his 2001 Honda CRV or in a major North American airport (at least it feels that way)

2009 Race Results:

RACE

PLACE

RECORDS

Superseal 1st fastest run split
California 70.3 12th  
Wildflower 4th fastest bike split
WCOC Sprint 1st fastest bike split
Rev3 Quassy 8th
Boise 70.3 DNF
Vancouver Int'l 1st bike course record
course record
Peach Classi 2nd fastest bike split
Ironman Canada 1st fastest bike split
fastest run split

 

2008 Race Results:

RACE

PLACE

RECORDS

Ironman Arizona, November 3rd bike course record
Ironman Arizona, April 3rd fastest bike split
Boise 70.3 5th
Shawnigan Lake Half-Ironman 1st course record

 

2007 Race Results:

RACE

PLACE

RECORDS

SOMA Cafe Half-Ironman 1st fastest bike split
Ironman Canada 5th

 

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