The off season is a great time to break out of your swim, bike, and run routine, and do some different activities. You may want to try new classes at the gym, focus more on your limiter (the sport where you have the most room to improve), go hiking or skiing etc. For me, the fall is a great time to switch gears and spend some time running on the trails. This past weekend I did a trail race, after not having done one since last December, and I was reminded how much I love running around in the woods. If you want to give trail running a try, here’s a heads up on how trail running compares to road running.
This past Sunday, we had our final team race of the season, Title 9 women’s sprint, hosted by Max Performance Triathlons. It was such an amazing event!
Last Saturday we had a spectacular morning at Walden Pond, in Concord, MA, for our last swim, bike, and run…
Thank you to Howard Loree for leading an awesome workout this morning! He guided us through swim, bike and run…
Dreamfar Triathlon team had an awesome day at the Cranberry Trifest this past Sunday! We had a great showing by the team, and some athlete firsts.
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I’m excited to collaborate with Tri Tek Events, ChiRunning and Total Immersion to offer technique camp. Camp will take place…