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In First Person By Robin Lyon Ironman Robin Lyon qualified for Kona and hasn’t looked back. Now in her 40’s, she feels she’s at her prime. I swam in college at the University of San Diego, and have always been a runner. I had a mountain bike for transportation to and from classes, so...
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November 29, 2010 at 12:14pm By Alix Shutello I ran the San Diego marathon two months pregnant with my son Matthew, in 2002. A month later I hopped on a plane and flew to England for a visit. My doctor was completely confident with my ability to run the marathon pregnant – I mean, I...
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My name is Lisa Smith-Batchen, this is a story about me but ultimately it’s a story about God. I couldn’t do these things or even want to without Him. I am a 52-year old ultrarunner and elite endurance athlete. I am the adoptive mother of two little girls, Annie and Gabby, although in the...
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By “Earring” Doug Judson Manager of Tecnu adventure racing, top adventure racing team in North America, #6 in the world “Training for an adventure race has to be detailed, planned and calculated. you must prepare, set aside the time, and give up a lot to race at the level that we do. We miss...
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By Tara Norton SavageMan is perfectly named: This race is truly savage. In fact, this race is actually way beyond savage! I won SavageMan in its inaugural year and, whenever possible, I add it to my season race calendar. It is by far my favourite half-Iron distance race, for a number of reasons. First,...
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By Anne McClain (Stallworth) In 1997, my life came to a sudden halt when a terrible car accident left me in a coma for three weeks and in a hospital bed for nine weeks, with a very long road to recovery afterwards. The diagnosis at first was terrible. I was basically told I wouldnt...
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