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most triathletes took a break when they didn't feel like training. But not Campbell.
"He is very precise in his training." Banks said. "He makes a schedule and he sticks to it."
Banks, who finished sixth in the 1985 Hawaii Ironman, said Campbell was so single-minded in his goal to be successful that it separated him from other triathletes. Someday, he said, Campbell would be one of the best.
Campbell's parents, Peters and Banks all agreed that internal motivation allowed Campbell to be so focused in his goal.
"All of my life, I have wanted to be the best at something," Campbell said. "After doing as well as I did last year, and on my own, I realized that this was something that I could be the best at."
Campbell said he was patient and careful not to overtrain or compete in too many races because he did not want to injure himself or become disinterested in the sport. He said he wanted his improvement to be gradual.
"I don't want to be an overnight sensation," Campbell said. "I don't want this to burn myself out before I leave." It is one of my age as an advantage for later.
Campbell's main advantage is his age. Because the sport is so new, what Campbell has learned at 20 has been what the world's best triathletes learned at 26. How successful Campbell could be is not known because few triathletes have been in his position.
Campbell said he was part of a second generation of triathletes. He said the first generation that currently dominated the sport was Dave Scott, five-time winner of the Hawaii Ironman; Mark Allen, five-time winner of the World Triathlon Championships in Nice, Frace; Scott Molina, four-time winner of the USTS National Championship; and Scott Tinkley, who has won all of these races at least once.
These top triathletes, who are 24 to 26 years old, are supposedly at their
peak, and Campbell is the candidate most likely to succeed them.
Campbell, who swims with Tinley and Allen for the San Diego Swim Masters at the University of California at San Diego, said he had become friends with the triathletes that he used to read about.
Campbell said he was not in awe of his competition and did not let their previous successes affect the way he thought about himself when he trained with them or competed against them.
"I have a saying," Campbell said. I fear no one, and I respect every one.
Even though Campbell improved last year, he said that he could still improve more because he had never had a race where all three portions of it - the swim, the ride or the run - had been good.
"The more racing I do, the more I will learn about myself and how to prepare myself for them." Campbell said. "Again, it will just be a matter of time before I have more experience and will be able to put my races together better."
Campbell said he was preparing for three races this year: the National Long Course Championships on August 30 at Muncie, Ind.; the USTS National Championships on Sept. 27 at Hilton Head, S.C.; and the National Short Course Championships on Nov. 15 at Boca Raton, Fla.
Campbell's current goal is to win all three national championship races. These victories might not come this year, he said, but may in
But, Campbell said he had one goal that superseded any other.
in 1992 Campbell will be 26 and supposedly at his peak, just in time for the Olympic games.
"It has always been my dream and my family's dream for me to compete in the Olympic games," Campbell said. "It's always in the back of my mind that I might be able to do it."
Campbell said he wanted to return to KU some day and earn a degree in physiology. But for now, he said he would follow his dream as long as it lasted.
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