Contact: Xeno Muller, Founder
(949) 400-7630 Voice
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xeno@gorow.com
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Iron Oarsman helped raise $112,000 for the American Cancer Society and goes on for June 3rd Huntington Beach Relay 4 Life
Costa Mesa, CA – May 26, 2006 - Xeno Muller, Gold Medal Olympian and founder of the Iron Oarsman, indoor rowing studio, teamed up with the American Cancer Society.
In Newport Beach, Team Iron Oarsman helped raise $112,000 and rowed a total of 588,000 meters. The top five rowers were Val Stepanchuk (103,456m), Richard Lund (54,693m), Arash Calafi (42,000m), Roman Rukosuyev (40989m) and Matt Ziezer (30873m), congratulations to them.
IRON OARSMAN will tackle the 24 hours Relay 4 Life in Huntington Beach, June 3rd.
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Xeno’s father passed away from liver cancer in 1992 and Xeno’s friend, Val, lost his mom to cancer in 1996.
Xeno (pronounced Z-ee-no) will row at the Huntington Beach Relay from 5pm to 8pm. Any new members that donate for the cause will receive unlimited access to his indoor rowing studio, the Iron Oarsman, for one week. In addition, Xeno will have several Concept2 rowing machines at the event were team members will row and record their mileage. Muller also added, “We are actively looking for a compassionate, corporate partner or partners that will make a pledge towards the miles that we log. I have a great group that is willing to break a good sweat for this cause.”
The Iron Oarsman was founded by Xeno Muller in 2003 and provides a variety of indoor rowing workouts and techniques that been used by executives and celebrities for years. The workouts are finally becoming mainstream with the general public. While rowing for Switzerland, Xeno won the Gold Medal in men’s single scull in Atlanta (1996) and the Silver Medal in Sydney (2000). Through his business, the Iron Oarsman, Xeno has developed routines using his chosen sport that have helped his clients lose weight, increase cardiac strength, cross-train, and rehabilitate. He has even helped students obtain collegiate scholarships in rowing despite their late introduction to the sport. For more information, Xeno can be contacted at (949) 400-7630.
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Xeno Muller, Olympic gold and silver medalist, indoor rowing, rowing technique.
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