Name: Bryan Goble
Sport: Adventure Racing
Age: 29

Occupation: Software Analyst
Area of Atlanta you live in: Downtown
Where you workout/train: Chattahoochee River Recreation Area, Kennesaw Mountain, Athletic Training Services LLC
Most recent or most noteworthy athletic accomplishments: Highlights of 2004:1st place overall. Beast of the East 4-day Adventure Race; 1st Place soloist, E-fix 2-day Adventure Race; 1st place overall, Sandmann 12-hour Adventure Race; 1st place overall. Hope Fur- nace 24-hour Rogaine; 2nd place overall. Swamp Stomp 24-hour Adventure Race; 23rd Place, Adventure Racing World Championships in NewFoundland, Canada; 24th Place, Subaru Primal Quest 10-day Adventure Race. I have been lucky to have so many different and amazing teammates; every one of them has been absolutely crucial to the successes we've shared this year (Shannon Greenhill, Matt Schaltenbrand, Brian Reiss, John Porter, Mark Cartwright, Tristen Maginn, Kevin Tumlin, Daphne Hoyt, Jeff Lott, Liz Wattenberg, James Holmes, Linda Sledge, Jon Barker, Paul Cox, and Kristen Brusuelas).

Favorite workout/training activity: Kayaking on the Chattahoochee
Favorite healthy food: Balance Go Mix
One indulgence: Outback Steakhouse cheese fries
Your athletic advice: Remember to have fun while you train and race. It's easy to get caught up in the competition and forget to enjoy yourself and your teammates. Racing, like life, is about the journey, not the destination.

Athletic goal(s) for 2005: Finish every race happy and healthy...and a top 10 finish at the Adventure Racing World Championships in New Zealand would be nice.

Other hobbies: Swimming, orienteering and sleeping.
Favorite part of Atlanta Sports & Fitness Magazine: The event calendar listings, of course!