
Ironman in Canada Part 5: The Great Unknown
I was going to title this, “Training with the Coronavirus.” (Yeah, not a good idea.) I kind of figured that part out without you. (You
I was going to title this, “Training with the Coronavirus.” (Yeah, not a good idea.) I kind of figured that part out without you. (You
I can pinpoint the moment the coronavirus took over my training…and I tell you when I took it back. Purim 2020: Tuesday March 10. That
“I see it says ‘Swim, Bike, Run’ on your kippah. Is that the order? I have always wondered?” Tom Friedman asked me as a I
“The point of a journey is not to arrive,” Neil Peart. The journey is the prize. (No, the prize is that prize. The only reason
I am officially registered for Ironman Mont Tremblant. Known among triathletes at IMMT, this race is 80 minutes drive from Montreal, Canada. (How long a
I kept moving, one foot in front of the other, never stopping, as I continued north. Then it was a left turn at the 102nd
On a cold Sunday morning in November, 300 people gathered in Central Park, wrapped in several layers of clothing. (So y’all looked like the world’s
I woke up before my alarm. For anyone who has ever woken minutes before their alarm, you understand. Part of me knew I had to
I put so much emphasis on this one race, because to date it was the biggest thing I have ever done in my 12 years
Monday morning, the day after the New York City Marathon. Thirteen days until the Ultra and I felt like I had been hit by a
In 2018, I was close to breaking my record, so I sprinted the last half mile of the New York City Marathon. I crossed the
The NYC Marathon starts on the Staten Island side of the Verrazano Bridge. (Fun fact: The Verrazano is the second longest bridge in NYC. The