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in Home, Life with a Triathlete, Race Life, The Sport of Spectating

THE LONELY LIFE OF THE TRIWIFE AT TRIATHLONS

When I got back from the last race, I had a realization – being a triwife can be a very lonely experience.  Not only are you left at home alone while your triathlete does his/her countless hours of training, but unless you go with someone to a race, you spend much of the spectating day on your own.  This is often true even in the…

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in Food & fun, Home, Ironman

6 REASONS TO LOVE THE WOODLANDS TEXAS

When you think of all the places around the world we could travel to and race, the Woodlands, Texas, outside of hot, sticky Houston does not come to mind. Sorry Houston. Japan, Mallorca, Puerto Rico, or South Africa – YES! Woodlands, Texas – NO! But, we keep coming back for some reason… Whether you travel there for vacation, business, or to do Ironman triathlons, which…

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in Home, Life with a Triathlete

SWIM, BIKE, COACHELLA?

Lindsay, our favorite 20 something guest blogger, is back with how she got to enjoy the Coachella Valley Music Festival over a 3 day weekend without sacrificing her triathlon training mode. While Lindsay talks about her experience at Coachella, her tips could easily apply to any other outdoor festival or even a camping trip. Here she gladly shares how she prepared and what she learned…

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in Food & fun, Home, Ironman, Restaurants

TOP 6 PICKS FOR CHOWING DOWN IN THE WOODLANDS TEXAS

When traveling to Ironman Texas in the Woodlands, the restaurant options are endless. We used to live in Texas and have done this race multiple times, so we’ve eaten at many of the restaurants. But, as with anyone, we have our favorites. We’re doing the race again this year, so we’ll undoubtedly hit a few. Here are our Top 6 Picks for Chowing Down in…

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in Home, Kids in Tow, Life with a Triathlete

TOP 10 TIPS FOR TRAVELING TO TRIATHLONS WITH TEENS

Traveling with teens in any capacity starts to get harder and harder with their busy schedules in high school or college and is very different than when they were little ones. They are young adults and their time is important. Whether studying for that big test; not being able to miss school because of a presentation or standardized testing; or most importantly, that big sporting…

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in Life with a Triathlete

WHEN IT’S BEST TO PASS ON THE T-SHIRT, MEDAL, & PIZZA

My triathlete husband and I have had multiple conversations lately about the state of his triathlete season and ergo, mine.  Right now it is in a total state of flux due to his plantar fasciitis and tendonitis.  He is able to partially train; only allowed to swim and bike.  NO RUNNING whatsoever at this point per his coach and physical therapist.  I even worked out…

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