While I may not have raced the 3.8 kilometers of swimming, 180 kilometers of cycling, and 42 kilometers of running at Ironman Philippines, I still put my own endurance through its paces covering the 17 hours between start and finish.
Part of me wonders if I’ll ever be back to the way I used to be, strong as an ox and just as capable of working hard physically.
It’s so important not to get swept up in the hype that comes during registration season. I always consider a few things before I sign up for longer distances because I now know very well that I can’t rush the preparation my body needs.
The first-ever IRONMAN Philippines will be held in Subic Bay on June 3, 2018. Here’s what you need to think about before you decide to sign up.
While I was in Phuket two weeks ago I got a remarkable opportunity to interview the current Ironman European Champion, Ironman 70.3 World Champion, and Ironman World Champion: the one […]
If you had asked me when I started on this triathlon lark whether I would attempt an ironman, I would have said, βIβm not that crazy.β Then I got addicted […]
While I’ve touched on the subject of “50 Women to Kona” in a previous blog post, I’ve been wondering how best to write about it that underscores why it’s important […]
This is part of a series of posts in my special coverage of Challenge Roth. Check out Thoughts and Thanks Before Challenge Roth, Challenge Roth (1 of 3), and Challenge […]
This is part of a series of posts in my special coverage of Challenge Roth. Check out Thoughts and Thanks Before Challenge Roth, Challenge Roth (1 of 3), and Challenge […]
