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22nd June 2008, 2:29 a.m. At the finish line of the III Midsummer Night Marathon in Gdynia. Distinguished 593th position (among over 800 runners) at the finish line of the Debno 35th Marathon (13th April 2008). Time - 4:12.31. Getting ready for the marathon run at the Doha 2020 Olympic Games?... Sicily. At the finish line of Siracusa City Marathon with the result of 3:57.30. At the background - Polish tall ship, POGORIA. Galapagos islands, at the equator line on Pacific Ocean. Getting ready to dive on 20 meters to encounter the friendly hammerhead sharks. 9th September, 2007. On the Red Square after finishing the XXVIIth Moscow International Peace Marathon
One the best way to explore marvelous Kamchatka is riding the horse. Kastet,
Cycling
across Finland The morning training at the bank of Mekong river. And at the bank of Zayandeh river in Esfahan, Iran. At the background Pol-e-Si-o-Seh, or the "Bridge of 33 Arches", built at the turn of XVIth and XVIIth centuries. Getting ready for the Beijing-2008 Olympic Games? Who knows?... At the ANA Beijing International Marathon 2006, finished in 4:09.19 (October 15th, 2006) Sailing the traditional dhow boat, on the Indian Ocean, at a string of idyllic islands - the Bazaruto Archipelago off the Mozambique cost 25th June 2006. At the Baltic coast, a day after finishing in 4.05:08 the 1st Midsummer Night Marathon in Gdynia. It's been the ninth best time out of 22 marathon runs in last five years. 26.03.2006. The 35th Guam Maraton, on tropical Pacific island, was a very challenging endeavor. The greater was the satisfaction at the finish line after 4 hours 49 minutes and 32 seconds. ...and riding the horse on Mongolian steppes After the loop of 26.2 miles again at the magnificent Piazza del Duomo. At the finish line of Milano City Marathon, December 4th, 2005. Mutare, Zimbabwe (24th September, 2005). With the winner of the Africa University International Peace Marathon - Marko Mambo For a 110 meters (370 feet) bungee jump from the bridge over Zambezi river, between Zambia and Zimbabwe, one must have not only 85 USD, but quite strong temper... 18.VI.2005. At the finish line of 14th Summer Night Marathon in Forssa, Finland. At the finish line of 2005 Wroclaw Marathon (4:06.00) Snowboarding seems to be a good change from jogging. At least during the snowy winter time! December 2004. With Kim Goff, which already 11th time was the fastest woman (and much faster runner than the TIGER Director...) in the tropical marathon RUN BARBADOS ...and one more time below four hours! October 10th, 2004; at the finish line of Long Beach International Marathon in 3:59.17 Niger, summer 2004. To ride a camel through rough yet beautiful Aïr Mountains - the UNESCO Natural World Heritage - one must indeed be fit and in a good shape. The Arctic. After hard race at the finish line of the Midnight Sun Marathon in Tromso, Norway Sailing at the South Pacific off the Fiji coast 1st May 2004. After the 4:07:05 run in the rain, at the finish of 40th Rotorua Marathon in New Zealand. Left: Bogdan Nowak from Auckland, right: famous Polish marathon runner - Jerzy Maczynski (3:18:39) Only
every four years - in the leap year - one can run marathon on 29th February! Chile, January 2004. Rafting the Rio Maipo in the Andes Welcoming New Year 2004 at the finish line of the Redding Marathon in California Abseiling over a chilly mountain lake is a risky but attractive sport The 10th marathon is done! This time in 3h 51min 29sec. In the Poznan Marathon in October 2003 participated over two thousand runners. Tibet. Trekking at the altitude over 5,000 meters (ca. 17,000 feet) is definitely much easier for the gorgeous yaks than the human beings. At the background the summit of Nyenchen Tanglha (Tangula) -- 7,111 meters (23,703 feet) above the sea level September 2003. with young sport fans on the stadium in Arusha (Tanzania) after finishing Mt. Meru International Marathon (3' 42" 12'") With daughters Julia and Gabrysia before the next dive on over 20m deep, to meet turtles near the Zanzibar's coast After Vienna City Marathon - in 91.4 F heat, time: 4h 29min. 41sec Los Angeles. At the finish line of "XVIII The City of Los Angeles Marathon" after 4 hours 16 minutes and 53 seconds With daughter Julia at Ski Jumping World Cup Competition on Wielka Krokiew in Zakopane... ...and after the competition, with Adam Malysz - world champion in ski jumping. On the right professor D. Mario Nuti from London Business School - deputy prime minister advisor Finishing the New York City Marathon after 3 hours 56 minutes and 26 seconds of run “Aiming
at the target” with three time Olympic gold medallist - With Poland’s star of screen and scene - Malgorzata Potocka - on ski and snowboard in Tatry With
Otylia Jedrzejczak - the Olympic Champion and gold medal winner in swimming at
the Athens 2004 Olymic Games. This time not at the swimming pool, but during the
annual Ball of the Sports Champions December 2002. During the meeting with the elite of Polish sportsmen and sportswomen. From the left - champions: Agnieszka Rylik (kickboxing), Jerzy Kulej (boxing) Dorota Staszewska (windsurfing), Irena Szewinska (track and field events), Wojciech Brzozowski (windsurfing) At the starting line of the XXII Helsinki City Marathon. 42 km and 195 meters to go ...after 3 hours, 52 minutes and 23 seconds at the finishing line watched by the all-time supporter - Prof. Kolodko’s wife Alicja At
the finish line of Cracovia
Marathon (May 11th, 2002) after 3 hours 57 minutes and 39 seconds of exhaustive
race... ...
and with the great Polish Olympic Champion from Atlanta, Sydney and Athens At finish line of the San Diego Mararthon (January 20th, 2002) Toronto. At the finish line of Toronto Waterfront Marathon after 3 hours 38 minutes and 22 seconds" Szczyrk. With family at snowboard California. Jogging in the company of Piotr Trus, long-time friend Australia. Jogging around Uluru, the sacred rock of the Aborigines Great Barrier Reef. Scuba diving lesson Baltic Sea. On the tall ship "Zawisza Czarny" Torun. Upon the completion of the marathon, the organizers asked for a footprint, which traditionally will be displayed in the Old Market Square | |