So I quit my crappy, stressful, not fun full time job and went back to basics. I got my job back in the resturant I worked in during college, PT's Grille. That was awesome for about a year, I had a flexible schedule, I worked part time and I raced 4 more races in 2007. My life was a blast! Soon enough the resturant thing got old again and I started to feel reality biting. The thought of a real job was killing me. I'll never be a 9 to 5. Then all of a sudden I get offered a job at my favourite store in town...my bike shop!! How lucky am I? I have most fun full time job on the face of the earth, and I don't have to be at work until 10am!!
So in 2008 I signed up for an Ironman (momentary lapse in judgement...happened to work out in my favour), I signed up for a Half Ironman, I completely a century ride and then some, I did that more than once, I got the best job I could ever ask for, I work with my heros, I made some great friends, I broke all my personal records more than once...in short I had a BLAST!! I can't believe how lu
Two years and 5 months after my very first triathlon, and 3 years after my very first running race (a 5K) I became an Ironman. Hows that for progress?? So now I've spent all week pondering what to do next??
Maybe I should run afew marathons before I do another Ironman. Or maybe I should jump right in and sign up for another one? Thats what I really want to do, but I'm thinking I should work on my running fitness first. Run for a year without injury. I also really want to do some of the century rides in the mountains: The Assult on Mt. Mitchell, Fletcher Flyer, Blood, Sweat and Gears...those sound super fun. I'd like to get better at riding hills, and bike handling. I really want to get faster. So what do I do? Either way there will be many more Ironmans in my future, if not in 2009 then absolutely for sure in 2010. Maybe I'll qualify for Kona before I turn 30....
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