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Busy, Busy, Busy....The Peak Adventure crew has had a very busy past few weeks, with Team Peak Adventure competing in two big international adventure racing events in China. For the two race reports, follow the link here:Leye Outdoor Quest race report Taining Outdoor Quest race report Jarad Kohlar even did the big drive up to the Forster Adventure Race on the weekend with a few boats and managed to win the event in the process. Sue Pretto (M2M champ James's mum, who's 50 years old and a Grandma!) took out the female event and inspired many in the the process. Well done Sue, you freak! Outlaw Race 2: Battle of Barwon Heads this Sat 19 May. Distance 14km/7km and 4km SUP/Paddleboard. Start Location: Barwon Heads, on the foreshore just south of the bridge (opposite pub). Weather is looking GOOD and entries are coming in thick and fast. Peak Adventure is also offering FREE kayak hire for this event. Please contact info@peakadventure.com.au if you need to hire a kayak/SUP paddle and pfd. Please get your entries in online now, see you on the water soon peeps. Introducing Moonee Valley Physiotherapy Clinic (MVPC) Got some aches and pains that need sorting out before your next big race? Then book an appointment with keen PA paddler and physiotherapist, Tony Beecroft at MVPC, for a discounted consultation. MVPC offers Sports & General Physiotherapy as well as Remedial Massage to athletes of all abilities. The staff at MVPC have vast experience across the sporting domain, and also cater for your everyday niggles, aches and pains. For further information, please call 03 9337-8081 or book online at www.mooneevalleyphysio.com.au MVPC is located at Suite 14, 207-211 Buckley St in Essendon. Sports Physiotherapy home visits are available in the Port Melbourne area on request. MVPC has kindly offered Peak Adventure clients concession rates for all its services. Call today to book your appointment. See you all on the water soon. Newsletter Archive 
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