I was excited to share a little bit about my IVF journey with Women’s Running. Also, the reason why I won’t be racing at the IRONMAN World Championships this coming weekend. Check it out.
Hi, I’m Bethany–coach, author of Courage to Tri, 2x Kona qualifier, and twin mom. In a decade of coaching and racing triathlon around the world—from first sprint to IRONMAN Hawaii—I learned a ton about mindset: finding your why, sustaining motivation, overcoming obstacles, and goal setting. Now, I help writers, solopreneurs, and athletes reach their goals using the same process.
Today I want to share a story from my beautiful friend and fellow athlete Deirdre DeKock. Here she shares her story in her own words, about how triathlon has helped her face obstacles big and small. Read more…
Through going public about fertility treatments, I was able to reconnect with people I haven’t spoken to or seen for many years. Also, a lot of questions! IVF Stories: How do you feel during a Read more…
Should you be open about having fertility treatments? In retrospect, the hardest part about IVF (in-vitro fertilization), was keeping the secret. More specifically, the angst around deciding whether to keep things a secret or just Read more…
4 Comments
Blake Lamens · October 23, 2017 at 2:59 pm
you have a great blog here! would you like to make some invite posts on my blog?
Bethany · November 21, 2017 at 1:36 pm
Thanks for the comment, Blake. I checked out your site and it looks great. I’ll email you
how i became a triathlete and you can, too — Bethany Rutledge · February 12, 2019 at 10:06 pm
[…] even gave me the perseverance to undergo four rounds of IVF, which resulted in the birth of our twin boys five months ago. Now, I look forward to returning to […]
My triathlon story: how i became an athlete [and you can, too] — Bethany Rutledge · April 1, 2019 at 1:00 pm
[…] even gave me the perseverance to undergo four rounds of IVF, which resulted in the birth of our twin boys five months ago. Now, I look forward to returning to […]
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