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Endurance Racing Magazine asked for couples who both compete in endurance distance racing to tell their story. Brady and Dr. Shawna Wentlandt came forward. ERM asked just two basic questions. Here are their answers! ERM: How did you juggle training schedules? Talk about when it both worked for and against you. Brady: I train...
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South African–born Michele Santilhano, who works as a Registered Nurse at Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital in California and who has specialized in children’s cancer nursing, completed the Euroman Deca Ironman in 2012. ERM: How do you have time to train and compete in these epic distance races? Santilhano: My athletic endurance activities are done...
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Missy Kuck became a pro triathlete at the age of 35 after racing for 15 years as an amateur. Her motto, “Learn to race, not compete,” is what drives her in a new class of racing. In 2011, Kuck’s first season as a pro athlete, she raced 13 races – 11 Olympic distance, 2...
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In his article, Mental Toughness, Dr. Lieberman, psychologist, provides a framework as well as an introduction into understanding the various components that addresses perseverance, persistence, success, and overcoming barriers. His principles can be applied and utilized by the non-athlete as well in order to assist in accomplishing the unthinkable in order to reach one’s...
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Caroline Brosius is an internationally recognized distance kayaker who has competed in some of the world’s most epic global races. Her sports endeavors have taken her throughout the US and Hawaii as well as to Canada, Panama, New Zealand and China. I grew up racing sailboats; my dad built kayaks for his Scout Troop...
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Alan Macpherson was a crew member for Ghislain Mare?chal, who competed in the Double Enduroman UK. The Double Enduroman consists of a 4.8-mile swim, a 232-mile cycle ride and a 52-mile run. Ghislain Marechal was unknown to me until I learned he was competing in the inaugural Ultraman UK Triathlon (UMUK), held in Snowdonia,...
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Sean VanGerena is an ambulatory quadriplegic. After injuring himself in a serious car accident in November 2008 the 37-year-old triathlete found himself in the level 1 trauma center at Orlando Health with a cervical fracture of the sixth vertebrae — an injury that can cause paralysis or death. He also suffered a series of...
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Coach Wendy Mader Transitioned from Seasoned Triathlete to Distance Runner Wendy Mader started competing in swimming at age 6. In 1992, after her freshman year of college as a swimmer, Mader was asked to swim as part of a team triathlon. In 1993, Mader completed her first sprint triathlon (800 meter swim, 12 mile...
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Athlete Profile: Endurance Athlete Peggy Lovejoy Peggy Lovejoy ran her first marathon the day after her last chemotherapy treatment. Wanting to give back to the organization that supported her through her breast cancer treatments, Peggy ran for the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s Race for the Cure 2009. The prior year had been year of...
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NOTE: The content of this article comes directly from Kyle Yost and via his interview on Slowtwitch.com Kyle Yost will take credit for the fact that SavageMan exists, but not for its success; for the race has been a labor of love from many parties and a venture that a Maryland community has thoroughly...
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