Author Archives: sbrmoose

When you come to a fork in the road…take it. ~Yogi Berra I have some exciting news to share with you all. After two amazing, fun, and eye-opening years with Fast Forward Triathlon, I have decided to move on. Changing … Continue reading →

Yes, I realize it’s been quite a while since I’ve updated anything on here (have you seen my “race schedule” on the right? It’s from 2 years ago). But today was fantastic as I got to do something I’ve been … Continue reading →

I’m spoiled. I admit it. Especially when it comes to training.  The entire time I have spent training for triathlon, I have lived in one of the most beautiful places on earth. Averaging around 70 degrees throughout the year (though … Continue reading →

Holy moley, it has been a crazy last few weeks. From Hawaii, to Kansas, to California (SD, Santa Monica, SB), and New Orleans, it seems like I am constantly in motion, getting pulled one way or another. I must say … Continue reading →

I stole this title from the interwebs, but it fits me perfectly at the moment. Let me explain… My last post ended saying I had gotten a “big-kid job” in Colorado Springs. In a nutshell, things didn’t work out as … Continue reading →

At the end of August, I was fortunate enough to make a week and a half visit home to Chicago. My trip began with one of my oldest childhood friend’s wedding. I was such a blubberball as I watched my … Continue reading →

Gremlins are sneaky buggers. I think we all have them. Recently mine have been creepy crawling into life and training. That’s not to say that I haven’t had them in the past, but they’re always changing. A year ago, I … Continue reading →

I’m not good at writing race reports. I think they’re silly. But, this being my first pro race, I will recap my crazy awesome scary delicious hot weekend. I arrived in Austin late Friday night and was picked up by … Continue reading →

Here’s a quick update on how training is going! Please fast-forward to the 1:00 mark, and continue until 2:10.

When people ask you why you do triathlons (or any sport for that matter), what do you say? Do you tell them it’s to get PRs, to win, to crush the competition? Or do you tell them it’s about something … Continue reading →