Yep.. I’m always forgetting stuff.. This time, it was for a good reason… Sort of… Watch the video below to see how it played out.
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Rocks in My Shoes – Rockman Swimrun
Mirko and Hendrik of Team Amphibia Wolfsburg passed us again, getting out of the water just ahead of us. It was definitely the coldest swim
Slippery When Wet – SwimRunNC Report
Whew. Yep, it’s that time of year again. Race season is winding down and 4th quarter at work is ramping up. The end of the
SwimRun in North Cackylacky USA
“I’ve got a bad feeling about this..” was the only quote that came to mind going into the SwimRun NC race. Despite my best efforts
Adapt and Overcome – USAT OffRoad National Championships
One of the beauties of racing an XTERRA race is the fact that anything can change on a moments notice. The majority of XTERRA racers
Cold Water and Wetsuit Running – OtillO Swimrun World Championships
For those of you that haven’t been following the blog or my Facebook page, we set out to do ÖTILLÖ which is touted to be
One long swim and run coming right up!
What are you doing this weekend? If you’re bored, you can check out Dan and I racing as a team in ÖtillÖ. No, it’s not
Rockman–No One Will Ever Believe It
We were about half of a mile into a 1.2 mile swim across the fjord in 56 degree water when my legs began to shake
Hairy Rocks and Jungle Heat – XTERRA East Championship
Richmond definitely lives up to the “most unique terrain” statements floating around. Hairy rocks, hand-over-hand climbs, hopping from boulder to boulder and some real kooky
Root Beer Swimming and Big Green Guys – XTERRA Myrtle Beach
The water was dark, almost black. It looked like coffee or soda that had been sitting in a cup until it was flat. You could
Race With Your Inner GRRRR-XTERRA Tiger
Are you an Auburn fan or Alabama fan? Well, regardless of whether you yell “War Eagle!” or “Roll Tide!”, you can race an XTERRA near
Rainy Dogs and Drafting-XTERRA Hickory Knob
XTERRA Hickory Knob always seems to fight with mother nature. Last year it was a layer of pollen so thick on the trail it crunched.
