I’m lucky! I’m grateful!
I couldn’t find any way to start off this post other than by saying how much I appreciate my life and the people around me, whether family, friends, colleagues or the supporters I know and don’t know. One of the reasons this has hit home more than ever was because I was able to go to Kona, Hawaii, to watch the legendary Ironman World Championships and be part of that atmosphere. And, if this past year I have had my excuses not to train, the inspiration I got from being in Kona was just the thing I needed to get back into triathlons for myself.
This shorter than usual post is a very brief recap of my year and my personal sports goals from now on.
I couldn’t find any way to start off this post other than by saying how much I appreciate my life and the people around me, whether family, friends, colleagues or the supporters I know and don’t know. One of the reasons this has hit home more than ever was because I was able to go to Kona, Hawaii, to watch the legendary Ironman World Championships and be part of that atmosphere. And, if this past year I have had my excuses not to train, the inspiration I got from being in Kona was just the thing I needed to get back into triathlons for myself.
This shorter than usual post is a very brief recap of my year and my personal sports goals from now on.
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| Kona 2015. Top: Sign on the road of where the finish line is. Bottom left: Kona sunset with a turtle on the beach. Bottom right: people lining up everywhere before 6am to watch the start of the race. |
