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Encounter day 6: the big feast in our house high above the Pacific

IMG_2008It became kind of a routine to open the doors of our house in Kona every year for one evening before the race for dear friends and our athletes.

The house we are currently living in is embedded in the hills beyond the turmoil of Kailua-Kona. It is perfectly suited to receive friends and create a relaxed atmosphere.  

As in all the years before Kjell is le Chef of our kitchen. With his incredible calmness he has got everything under control that’s related to food. After the many years we come here, he became known for his delicate cooking, healthy and tasty, the best for athletes before such a big and consuming race. Nobody ever refused an invitation for dinner in our house 😉

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Kjell shot in a short moment of relaxing. The food is ready, the guests did not yet arrive.

 

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The dishes waiting for their final destiny to be devoured by the hungry ones.

Thanks Kjell!

This year we had guests from the German triathlon magazine. Usually I am always a little bit worried having media in the house. This time all my reservations haven’t been justified. A very decent group of people fitting in perfectly well.

Frank calming down the jet lag at our buffet after the work done.
Frank calming down the jet lag at our buffet after the work is done.

 

Coach Lubos and the press discussing the sport, I assume, on our terrace
Coach Lubos and the press discussing the sport, I assume, on our terrace

Thanks Frank, Nis, Sina and Volker!

Last but not least our guest of honor was champion coach Siri Lindley with her friend Rebekah Keat. Amazing women with such warm and open hearts, and a mindset that is meeting with ours by 100%, so encouraging and motivating.

Siri and Bek enjoying our dishes a lot, amazing women the tow.
Siri and Bek enjoying our dishes a lot, amazing women the tow.

 

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Bek is absorbing the beauty of the place. It’s simply magic

Thanks Siri and Bek!

Yet, another last but not least applies to Herwig Labostella Steiner. He is telling our stories on the Island with such tenderness and sensitivity that cannot get beaten easily. He brilliantly covered the evening despite the dim light.

Herwig in action and focused as always.
Herwig in action and focused as always.

 

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The eyes of our cameras are nearly everywhere.

Thanks Herwig!

And now at the very end, Yvonne van Vlerken, Sebastian Kienle, Rachel Joyce and Sam Gydé get over the days before the race safely. Tapering is critical period of time, especially therefore it is BIESTMILCH time, don’t ever forget this!

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Laughing is therapeutic.

 

Everybody relaxing on our sofa on the terrace with view on the Pacific.
Everybody relaxing on our sofa on the terrace with view on the Pacific.

The best of luck to all of you!!!

Not to forget our other two dear guests Per Bittner, boy friend of Yvonne, and Lubos Bilek, coach of Sebastian.

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Thanks guys for coming and thanks boys for supporting me all the way through. Next year again.

 

Susann

Susann

Susann is the biest prototype and head of the team. She is Austrian, has studied medicine, meaning she is a medical doctor and the Biesters' alpha wolf. Susann continuously produces new ideas, is strong in making concepts and is practically always ON FIRE. Without her BIESTMILCH wouldn't be where and what it is today, and anyway - not possible.

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