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I can go on and on about Mont Tremblant, as I have been going with my family most of my life and still love the area. It is a great family venue, but if you’re making it a trip for just the two of you, we have some great secrets, too. In carrying on the tradition, David and I have taken our children to Mont…
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Update: This post is current as of 6/25/17. My husband actually did Ironman Austria in Klagenfurt a few years back, so I’m going to share a few tips about travel, dining, and the race site. First, I just have to say that this is one of the most beautiful race venues you will find. The swim is on Lake Worthersee, a glass-clear resort lake, which…
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Ironman Mont Tremblant is one of our favorite race sites. Granted, my family has been going there for over 35 years and we have watched the mountain and village grow over this time. We used to have to drive a long way to eat, but now the choices are endless and there are great places to eat. First, let me explain the areas as I…
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Updated 2018 Ironman 70.3 Boulder takes place completely at the Boulder Reservoir including Ironman Village. It’s about 15 minutes from downtown Boulder. With the shuttles back and forth, you should be able to come and go. We will actually be there this year so will do updates if needed. So looking forward to checking out Boulder! Ironman 70.3 Boulder Spectator Tips At registration, each athlete…
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Now that you’re in Lawrence, Kansas for Ironman 70.3 Kansas, as a spectator, you may be wondering where are the best veiwing/cheering spots. Well, wonder no more. We have you covered. Jodi is in town cheering on her daughter, Lindsay, so has scoped it all out. Plus, she’s been here a couple of times before, so she knows the territory. Be sure to follow us…
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If you are doing Ironman 70.3 Kansas, we have a few things you can see and do in the Lawrence area. Jodi has been to this race on more than one occasion, both with Guy and her daughter, Lindsay. In fact, this is where Lindsay placed 3rd in her age group and won a spot to the Ironman 70.3 World Championships. Oh, did I mention…
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Update: This post is current as of 2018. We have a few favorite things to do and places to eat if you’re headed for Ironman 70.3 Raleigh, North Carolina. Raleigh, called the City of Oaks for a reason, is a very cool destination. In fact, we are headed there this year for the race. The city is full of restaurants to write home about, high…
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Update 2018 – This post is current for 2018 and the Ironman North American Championships. Please check the Ironman site and with race officials when you get there for most recent updates and be sure to download the Spectator Guide. We’re here to give you a few tips to make your spectating at Ironman Texas a great day. We’ve done the race on multiple occasions and…
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Update 2017: Don’t miss the Jump Up Carbo Feast on Friday night in downtown Christiansted from 6 – 9pm. Athletes get a ticket with registration, but families can purchase. Many restaurants in town participate and there’s a great party in the streets. I could find only one mention of the Awards Banquet on the Ironman site, but I’m assuming it’s being held. I hope so,…
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We have been to Ironman 70.3 St. Croix several times each, so we have plenty of experience to share with you. Plus, we were able to hook up with some locals to give you the inside scoop of things to do and places to eat. It’s a fun race on a beautiful island, so how bad can it be. Well, just ask the triathletes and…
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Update 2017: This post has been updated to the current schedule provided by Ironman. There isn’t a Spectator’s Guide for this race. It’s Ironman 70.3 Texas Galveston time!!! If you’re not from Texas, I’m sure you’re SO ready for some fun in the sun. Hopefully, you have read our Food & Fun Things To Do and Places To Eat, so you know what to do…
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Our house is a lot different than most. Ever since my husband decided to become a triathlete, he has also became a weekly commuter. I’m not talking the taking the train into New York City type of commuter. I’m talking flying to Florida or Nebraska from our home in Austin type. Add to this situation the fact that he doesn’t cook and has special dietary…
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