that is so great and so motivational.
I started training to run a 5k last year and this year a 10k. but I don't think I could do a tri althalon....yet! You have motivated me. go girl!
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You should be soooooooooo proud of yourself. I was amazed, inspired, and brought to tears by your story. Way to go......you are wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!! Hugs and congrats on finishing....WTG!!
Thanks for all the wonderful comments! They have all really touched me deeply. I really feel a sisterhood that believes in me. Wow.
I had no idea we had so many criers on the board!
The day after:
I heard this would be a hard day but I'm really just sore. It has been VERY surreal. I still have faint numbers on my arms that reminds me that yesterday was NOT a dream and that I actually did finish a triathlon. When I look in the mirror I grin wildly because I am looking at a triathlete! That makes me very excited.
When I finished yesterday, I thought, "I may never do this again." Today, I know that I will. Of course, I've been researching places with warmer water.... like the Honolulu Trialthon.
That Hawaii triathlon looks really nice! I had to tell my DH about you, he was so impressed too! Jeez, you've got me thinking about looking into doing something.....hmmm....
Jessica, I'd join you if I wasn't deathly afraid of riding a bike for some reason I've tried to ride a bike a couple times in the past few years and it doesn't work. I am kind of clumsy and I have a fear that I'm going to fall down when I ride bikes. Oh well, biking just isn't for me
You can always compete as part of a relay team. Find someone who loves to bike and who loves to run and you can do the swim part (or whatever). That's a great way to "dip your toe" into triathlons and get other people involved who might feel the exact same way about other pieces of it. AB is now considering competing in the next one we do but as part of a relay team since he loves the bike part but shudders at the idea of swimming for any length of time.