I came into Rev3 Quassy thinking I already raced the hardest half distance course on my race schedule at St. George. But I was wrong. Quassy is definitely a more difficult course. The cycling courses are comparable but the run course is where Rev3 ups the ante. St. George ran us up Red Hills Pkwy, […]
Duathlons hurt. A lot. I only have two data points, the other being the 2008 San Francisco Conti Cup turned 5K-40K-10K (where I spent the evening post-race curled into the fetal position on the floor). Rev3 Venice was equally painful, and this picture says it all: Why am I sitting in this chair? Because I
Rev3 Venice DUATHLON Read More »
I gave the half-iron distance another shot this past weekend at Rev3 Anderson and came away with fifth. The highlight of the day was seeing some good numbers on the bike and getting away with a select group near the end of the ride. However, seeing the times that Starky and Collins rode…I still have
The race this past weekend blended so well into my normal routine that I almost forgot to post about it! Other than acting as a homestay for Barrett Brandon and his wife Lauren, as well as Greg “the Future of Triathlon” Billington, I didn’t stray too far from the norm. Anyways, the race took place
Oh Yeah I Raced This Past Weekend Read More »
Or, How I Ended Up in Kenya 45 Hours Later As I mentioned previously the San Francisco Triathlon at Treasure Island was a pretty good race for me. Yes, my run wasn’t nearly as it dominant as it has been throughout the year, and I know my ninth place finish might not look like anything
San Fran Race Report Read More »
Here’s a little recap of what happened at the US Elite National Championship last week in Portland, OR. After the Pacific Grove Triathlon (the weekend prior to the race in Portland) I stayed out on the west coast and hung out with Steve and Ethan in Davis, California. After arriving in Portland I drove up
