In January 2000 Chet started TEAM JET HAWAII
to offer a fun yet quality training environment for
Hawaii's aspiring runners, swimmers, bikers and
triathletes.

Chet "the Jet's" athletic background

42 Marathons - 80 Ultra Marathons
7 Tennis Marathons
Over 100 sprint triathlons
8 half-Ironmans
14 Ironmans , 2 doubles , 2 triples
1 10x Ironman distance race &

Then in November 1998 Chet completed the
world's longest Ironman- the Double Deca
(20x Ironman distance) composed of a
48 mile swim, 2,240 mile bike, and
524 mile run completing the
continuous race in 28 days and 6 hours.

Chet was the reigning world record holder
for completing the most Ironman Triathlon
distance races in one year (27) from 1998-2003.

An Ultracyclist from New Jersey.   Also a newly aspiring Ultrarunner.   Traveled to different areas of the country to ride in different 12/24's, basic randonnuering, and whatever distance i could cover. Never concerned with podiums or medals, I just wanna ride. I want to keep going when others want to stop. I like to push myself until something inside of me pushes me back.    
More recent challenges include RunToTheSun and  Aidslifecycle in June riding from SanFran to L.A. to San Diego to Vegas.  
 It's all about fun and personal accomplishment.

Biz started his biking career as a young lad with only his BMX bike and a dream.  The bustling streets of his home town (Wilmington, OH) were a proving ground of sorts.  Although he learned many things in central Ohio, he knew there had to be more!

In 2005, after years of traveling all over the United States as a professional musician, Biz found himself in the heart of Honolulu.  It was here that he would meet the greatest legend ever to roam this wonderful paradise…Chet the Jet!  (cue trumpet fanfare)

While working with the “Jet,” Biz was called back to Ohio and spent an entire year waiting for his training to continue.  Finally, the time had come to make a valiant return!  A Momentous occasion has led him to where he is now…

…back in Oahu to ride over city streets, long highways, and lush mountains.  If ever there is a fun ride to be had, BIZ will be there!

Andrea swam competitively for 16 years, including high school and college. She competed and placed at all four years of the NCAA Championships in each event she entered. With 21 All-American titles throughout her college career, Andrea's strengths are in distance stroke races, primarily the 200 butterfly and 200 backstroke. As captain of her college team at the University of California at Santa Cruz, Andrea was selected team MVP during all four years of competition, and was chosen as university-wide Student Athlete of the Year in 2000 and 2002. She was also awarded the Natasha Wakida Leadership Award for leadership in athletics in 2002.

Prior to college, Andrea captained her high school swim team where she also was selected team MVP all four years, and awarded Student Athlete of the Year. At the USS competition level, Andrea has competed and placed at the Junior Olympic and Zones competitions since the age of 10, and at the Junior National level since 16.

After graduating from college in 2002, Andrea now competes recreationally in local roughwater races and triathlons. She is currently pursuing a master's in business administration at Chaminade University of Honolulu, where she also works in the Institutional Advancement Department. Originally born in Hilo, Andrea was raised in California and Hawai'i.