Triathlon is unique because it requires skill and mental toughness in multiple disciplines, along with money, gear, and time. One of my proudest moments in sports was emerging from Lake Coeur d’Alene in my first Ironman, having successfully swam 2.4 miles for the first time in my life. Never mind there were still 112 miles to bike and 26.2 miles to run — sometimes the greatest thrills are from conquering weaknesses.
2004 was supposed to be an “off” year for me training-wise, and my goals for this race were modest: (1) To better my 2003 Ironman Coeur d’Alene time and (2) to actually run the entire marathon leg instead of walk, limp, or hobble! Continue reading »
Pics from the San Jose International Triathlon, which Sharon and Lisa raced in.
Pics from the Quarry Lakes Triathlon, which I was not present at but Sharon raced in.
Pics from the Wildflower Long Course Triathlon.
Posted pics from the Santa Cruz Sentinel Triathlon, where I did not participate but got to cheer on Sharon. She finished an amazing 8th out of 103 in her age group.
