#triathlon
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Kat Gurd never considered herself an athlete. “Growing up I never was really into any kind of sport. I had one season where I signed up for recreational softball because my friend wanted to do it, and I said nope that’s not for me! “ “I was never engaged in Read more…
Marilia Bocchetto has a successful career as a writer, editor, and producer for CNN. She is also a triathlete, having finished the NYC and Chicago Olympic triathlons as well as other sprint triathlons and running events. She has also had bariatric surgery and lost over 100 lbs in the process Read more…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I’ve had some great interviews these past few weeks for The Courage to Tri. The Courage to Tri is my upcoming book which will be part inspiration and part how- to for women who are interested in crossing their first finish line. The inspiration piece will feature many women in our community Read more…
Things to get out of your system in November No alarms on the weekends 2. Running/cycling if and until you feel like it, then stopping when you feel like it 3. Trying to figure out how to stay warm without exercising 3. Trying out new hobbies or arts and Read more…
I thought it was the best coverage I have seen to date. I’m pretty sure I’m a qualified critic, since I have watched several of the Kona videos dozens of times. It’s because we play them at Energy Lab during class until we are asked to retire that year. It would Read more…
By now everyone has seen the Wall Street Journal post about the guy who doesn’t understand running and thinks all runners are just a bunch of bragasauras rexes. Personally, I think Chad has some great points. And something to add.. he thinks runners are annoying, he has NO idea. Wait Read more…