7 in 2017
The other triathlete-lady bloggers and I decided to keep going with the prompts, and so naturally after recapping the previous year, we are moving on to talk about what we’d […]
Tag Archives: cycling
16 in 2016
I’ve spent the past couple of months in a bit of a funk, thanks to post-IM blues, the election and its aftermath, an ongoing family health situation that’s not looking […]
January 2016 recap: marathon training & yoga
There’s really no way around it – January was a bit of a clusterfuck for me. As it was related to my job I will exercise some discretion here, but […]
Operation Sub-6: Ten days out from my half-ironman
So I guess I’m officially tapering now for half-ironman #2, and as usual, it sucks. Tapering is such a paradox, isn’t it? After months of workouts of ever-increasing length and […]
Training for my first century
Note: At the beginning of the year I set three athletic goals for myself: to qualify for Boston, to break six hours in the half-ironman and to ride a century. […]
I Tried It: Downhill mountain biking
I spent the past week in Utah with Brian, visiting my family. The trip coincided with a peak week in our respective triathlon training plans – a half-ironman for me, […]
Getting comfortable on my tri bike – it’s actually happening!
After I published my last post about training for next month’s half-Ironman, a couple of people mentioned they wanted to hear more about how I’ve been getting comfortable on the […]
Pink makes women less assertive? Really?
To pink or not to pink: are we still asking this question? Evidently we are! Last week, the Guardian published a blog post by Grace Wong in which she asked […]
I fell off my bike and bruised everything (including my ego)
It only took a few weeks but I finally got my bike fitted and my shoes cleated and everything ready for me to take Felicia, as I have christened my […]
Doing my (tiny) part to bridge the cycling gender gap
There’s been a lot written about the cycling gender gap in the U.S. so I won’t rehash it except to point you here and here and here and – oh […]
