Story By Meredith Dolhare and Photo by Kim Hummel (www.kimhummel.com) In a sport filled with Type As obsessed with both themselves and finding the perfect gear that will shave one minute off of their last 70.3, Kelly Fillnow is a breath of fresh air. She will never
By D.C. Lucchesi You’ve trained your guts out for months. You’re out on the streets before the paper hits the driveway—and sometimes even in bed before your kids. Your neighborhood association has left you little love notes in your mailbox about the condition of your lawn, but you’ve
By Matthew Clancy David Morken is sweating. He is the CEO and president of Bandwidth.com, Inc. It’s one of the largest growing telecom companies in the country in an industry where technology changes daily. Over the last three years they have built a nationwide voice-over-IP network that serves thousands
By Matt Clancy Let’s have a conversation. You are a reader of Endurance Magazine. You are someone who enjoys endurance sports. You aren’t the typical person walking the streets. You are different, maybe even special. Well let’s say, that you do triathlon. That’s pretty unique. What if I
By Matthew Clancy Amy Kelly is just 24 years old and looks even younger but, don't let the looks fool you, she’s a wise runner. She’s also a fast runner, real fast. Amy won the Tar Heel 10 Miler in April. The following week, she won the Flying
By D.C. LucchesiCharlie Engle knows about maintaining momentum. As an adventure racer and ultra-distance athlete, you can't run across the country or another continent without being able to keep your focus on a finish line that could be weeks or even months away. But one of this Greensboro resident's