Reflecting on Boise

  When my alarm clock sounded the morning of the race the usual nerves that kick in were absent and a general since of dread and anger filled the space. As I gathered my race gear my feelings did not fade. In fact they only intensified as I marched down the...

Getting in a Long Run at Sac10

After lots and lots of weeks of solo workouts I decided to join hundreds of my “closest” friends for my long run last weekend by jumping in the Credit Union SacTown 10 Miler. With big workouts scheduled before and after this 10 mile run all out racing was not an...
Spectating…It is Hard Work!

Spectating…It is Hard Work!

My first experience in Oceanside was either 2007 or 2008. It was my first Half Ironman. I didn’t realize exactly what I was getting myself into until about half through the bike but by that point it was way too late to do anything about it.  I continued to push...

The Swim is My Friend

Creating my race schedule is tricky. It requires me to be flexible with myself. There are so many factors that need to be considered when deciding on races: location, size of the race, cost, the course, date of the race, race distance, travel time, etc… Finding races...