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Fetch

Photo of the Day! Fergie the fetching dog doing what she does best! It’s National Pet Day, and we want to see your furry friends. Image via Dean P. Groover Photography.Share your pets with us at gopro.com/awards

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Heather Jackson

Heather is a big fan of the “buddy system,” when she trains. She grabs her husband Wattie, jumps in the pool and together they capture content that they can use to refine her form, and share with her fans. Any coach, training mate or willing S.O. can follow along by the edge of the pool using a 3-way mount to take a closer look at an athlete’s stroke.

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Heather Jackson

“Quote from Heather on form and what she’s focusing on as she does hill or stair repeats.

“Quote from Heather re: the challenges with capturing run shots or any shots, why she likes to train and shoot in scenic locations and beaches”

Set your camera on burst mode to have a few more facial expressions to pick through.

Pro Tip: This shot looks impressive but it’s actually one of the easiest for any runner or beginning to capture. Using the jaws mount is like “mounting for dummies” your kids can do it!

How the Shot was captured:

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Heather Jackson

“Heather quote on the power of social media and how she uses HJ Racing and Wattie to build a community of tri followers and fans. Talk about how supportive the tri race community is and how GoPro and her online footprint gives her a virtual Hi5 and the amped up energy she needs to stay motivated.”

Sharing a selfie on social can give you that added love and support you need during intensive endurance training and as any IRONMAN athlete knows, every bit counts. We love the buddy system as much as Heather and Wattie, but when training alone, throw on the discreet “the strap” mount to capture a perfect selfie. If you don’t want the added weight of a camera on your wrist, try wearing a runners pack (like a fanny pack except sleek and easy for stashing all of your gear like house key, cash and your GoPro of course).

Alternatively, the HEROSession a little lighter and has a smaller profile, so that is a good option in lei of your Black or Silver in housing.

That way your GoPro doesn’t get in the way of your training, making it the optimal selfie choice for those 12 mile jogs.

Pro Tip: using wrist mount, capturing running selfies while you are in action is actually a bit of a challenge!

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Heather Jackson

“Quote from Heather and how she stays focused on long endurance runs, where she likes to train, how.”

For Heather, Sundays are for long runs. When you’re regularly running miles in the double digits, your stride is of the utmost importance for your stamina, for your body and for looking particularly good in burst shots. Set up your camera on your 3-Way tripod, set up a quick time-lapse and here’s your final result.

Pro Tip: A bit of an advanced shot, stitching together

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Heather Jackson

“Quote from Heather on prepping and for the San Fran hills at Alcatraz and what she is working on to be on her bike game for racing this summer.”

“Fun comment or quote from Wattie about how he is a tri husband and spends time getting Heather kitted up and mounted for capturing unique angles for her ride.”

“Note about how being safe with your GoPro while riding is the #1 most important thing so be careful when mounting close to your pedal or around the wheel, don’t want camera falling off. Reminders on how not to “ride and selfie” unless on closed road and feel confident with only one hand on the bars.”

Comment on how you can have fun with mounts on your waterbottle for an easy access selfie or funny vine or addition to your splice or quik video.

Safety tips on how to mount as not to disrupt ride, capture unique angle and setting, less about critiquing cadence technique. Good way to capture challenging POV of a hill climb or when going Aero downhill or on a flat sprint. Burst Mode, settings

Pro Tip: A bit of an advanced shot, stitching together

How the Shot was captured:

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GoPro: Chimp Smashes Drone

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Ronnie Renner Shreds Idaho Dunes

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Going up!

Photo of the Day! Gaby James + #GoProGirl has a habit of beating her climbing partner to the top.

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View from the mast

Photo of the Day! Blake Newbold fully understands why they call these vessels “Tall Ships.” That’s one heck of a view!

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Ready for a dip

Photo of the Day! Maritere Cabrero’s pup is ready for a humpday splash!How are you getting through the week? Share with us at gopro.com/awards

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Flower for a girl

Photo of the Day! A sunflower for a beautiful sunset. Image via Sacha Cidale.Sharing the weekend with someone you love? Show us at gopro.com/awards

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Flower for a girl

Photo of the Day! A sunflower for a beautiful sunset. Image via Sacha Cidale.Sharing the weekend with someone you love? Show us at gopro.com/awards

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Arctic surf!

Photo of the Day! 5 °C water won’t stop Mats Andersen + his crew from catching some waves! #GoPro #GoProSurf

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French sunset/GoPro awards

Photo of the Day! GoPro Awards recipient Nicolas Merlino took advantage of a clear sunset over the French Riviera and grabbed this banger. Awesome work Nicolas! Think you have what it takes for a GoPro Award? Don’t be shy, submit here: gopro.com/awards