The Nation’s Tri

When I saw the ad in Triathlete Magazine for the Nation's Tri last year, I got excited. Could you imagine swimming in the Potomac River, riding around famous landmarks or even running toward the Washington Monument as you cross the finish line? I thought it would be an incredible experience. So,...

It’s More About the Journey

This month marks my one year anniversary in triathlons. My very first triathlon was at the Captiva Triathlon on September 9, 2014 in Ft. Myers/Sanibel. Since then, I've completed nearly a dozen triathlons.  And during the past year, I realized that it's more about the journey than the actual destination. I love to swim,...

Five Tips for Summer Running in the Heat

The summer is officially here, and for those who run, the heat and humidity will be brutal. Before you end up needing medical attention or have to pay a visit to an emergency room, Dr. Dan Ordaz, Performance Medicine Physician with St. Vincent Sports Performance in Indianapolis has these five...

The Endurance Handbook Review

Recently, I had the opportunity to read The Endurance Handbook – How to Achieve Athletic Potential, Stay Healthy, and Get the Most out of Your Body by Dr. Philip Maffetone. The book is written for any type of endurance athlete, from triathletes to marathon runners. It provides useful information on...