Wow, it's hard to believe that it's already the middle of October! That means that the 1/2 Iron distance triathlon is just a little over a week away. I would be lying if I didn't say that I was a little (a lot) nervous for it. It will be my longest tri and a good indicator for how much training I will need to be ready for the Ironman in 2012. Since I enjoyed a little vacation this past weekend, I decided to add a short tri this weekend to get me back on track. I am also doing a trail run with some friends on Saturday--I need to get some distance in to get prepared.
Here are the races I am looking forward to in the next couple of months--
Sunday, Oct. 16-Seville Maxi Tri (300 yd, 15.4 mi, 2.8 mi)
Sunday, Oct. 23-Soma Tri (1.2 mi, 56 mi, 13.1 mi)
Sunday, Nov. 6-Women's 1/2 Marathon (13.1 mi)
Sunday, Dec. 4-Rock n Roll Vegas 1/2 Marathon (13.1 mi)
Saturday, Jan. 14-Rock n Roll AZ Full Marathon (26.2 mi)
I have convinced Adam to give a tri a try--he's joining me this weekend for the Seville Tri. He's also signed up for the full marathon in January...we'll see if he gets trained for that. And, my friend, Danie, is making the trip from MN to AZ to run the WHM in November!! She has been a rockstar with her running lately, so I fully expect her to kick my butt on the 6th. :)
Follow four fabulous moms as we tackle training, triathlons, jobs, babies, and the Ironman. Annette, Kim, Kate and Kristin are all in different stages of racing, but we come here to support one another. Watch as we lose weight, improve our fitness and accomplish our goals.
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Excited and a little frightened!
I am excited to join these fantastic ladies on this incredible adventure. I have wanted to complete an Ironman for years. For a long time, I didn't think someone like me (not an "athlete") could do it. Having met Kate and a few other Ironman survivors, I am motivated and inspired to do the same (and a bit in awe). It is great to have a support system to get through the training and to stay on track!
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