The Crohn’s Crusaders

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Crohn’s and Colitis Australia (CCA)
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Crohn’s and Colitis Australia
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  • The Project
    • About Crohn’s
    • About the Project
    • Rider Profiles
      • Damian Watson
      • Marika Mulqueen
      • Dale Buchholtz
      • Robert Merkel
      • Tara Watson
      • Jason Bryant
      • John Watson
      • Nancy Watson
      • Damien Kitch
      • Carole Mihilewicz
      • Chris Pountney
    • The Schedule
    • Damian’s Fitness
    • Damian’s Diagnosis
    • Training Program
    • FAQ’s
    • Diet
    • Damian’s Bike
    • The Jersey
    • Competitions
  • Photos
    • Pre-Ride
    • During the Ride
  • Video Library
  • How Can I Help?
  • Patrons
    • Ryan O’Keefe
    • Simon Gerrans
  • Project Updates
  • Links
  • Media
  • Partners
  • Contact Us

Media

The Crohn’s Crusaders project in the media.

The Border Mail

Bicycles.net.au

Australian Cyclist

Bicycle Victoria

Derailed Online

Jolly People

Report Online (Italian)

French Article

RRR FM (Radio Interview)

Larvatus Prodeo

Bike Biz

Ride Media

Cyclo Sportif

Border Mail (Albury/Wodonga) Saturday 19th May 2007

TNT Magazine (United Kingdom) Monday 25th June 2007

Channel 31 Breakfast Show (Melbourne) Thursday 12th July 2007 (footage will be uploaded soon)

ACCA Magazine Spring 2007

Stay Nomad

Melbourne Cyclist


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  • Official Timing

    • Stage Completed: 21
    • Total Kilometres: 3,459.5km
    • Time (riding): TBA
    • Time (total): TBA
    • Max Speed: 69.9kph
    • Average Speed: Slow!
    • Max Heart Rate: TBA
    • Average Heart Rate: TBA
    Polar Heart Rate Monitors

  • Twitter

    1. Put a fork in us - the Crusaders are done! 21 stages and 3459.5km later. We are resting our legs in Paris and ready to enjoy the real tourJuly 3, 2009 3:07
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  • A normal guy completing the entire tour route?

    We’ve all watched our Tour de France heroes on TV and marvelled at their amazing feats of endurance and super-human aerobic capacity. But, is it possible for a normal everyday person to complete the course? That’s the challenge facing Damian Watson, a normal everyday guy from Melbourne, attempting to tackle the entire 2009 course to see if it is possible for a normal person to conquer. Along the way Damian will raise funds and awareness for Crohn's and Colitis Australia (CCA).

    Crohn’s is a gastrointestinal disorder causing inflammation of the bowel. There is currently no cure and the cause is unknown.

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  • Project Partners

    • Abbott Diagnostics
    • You And I Ride
    • Borsari Cycles
    • Cream Design
    • HotelClub
    • Dirty Dog Eyewear
    • Back In Line Chiropractic
    • Plus Publicity
    • VSL#3
    • Winners Sports Nutrition
    • Swift Signs
    • Covermore Travel Insurance
    • PB Sports Nutrition
    • Ferring Pharmaceuticals
    • Go To Wo Consulting
    • UK and Europe Travel
    • Mango Tiger
    • Polar Heart Rate Monitors
    • Bianchi
    • Advanced Skin & Beauty Clinic
    • Altered Images
    • Posture Pole
    • Salsa Internet

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