Race Recap: Michelob Miami Beach 13.1
I’m a runner because I run, not because I love it. To me, runs are endured not enjoyed. Except for that one run, every once in a while. It’s the one you feel good, you Read More …
Category: Disability & Sports
Crossing The Threshold: ThumbsUp International Is Born
I’m no saint; I get jealous. If I see a beautiful woman who is nice and smart to boot, my first thought is not necessarily kind. But I do get over it. I know just Read More …
Being An Achilles Volunteer At The Freedom Century Ride
Two years ago I rode the Everglades Bicycle Club’s Speedway Century, my first 100 miles ever. It was a milestone in my fitness path, and I remember it clearly specially since I wrote about it here. I’ve Read More …
Her Words: How Kerry Gruson Felt The South Beach Triathlon
The South Beach Triathlon was too monumental to review in one post. So while I work on my take of the day, Kerry wrote about experiencing it from her point of view. People need to Read More …
Here’s One Way You Can Be A Part of ThumbsUp
Being part of this ThumbsUp campaign, where I am pulling my friend Kerry Gruson at the South Beach triathlon on April 6, has been quite an experience. In fact, I am still processing the lessons Read More …
South Beach Triathlon: Training For Two
Time is speeding by and the South Beach Triathlon is around the corner. This race will be unlike any other for me as I will be Kerry Gruson’s able body in the half mile swim, Read More …
Kerry Gruson and I Tackle The South Beach Triathlon As One
Life is hard for Kerry Gruson. As a quadriplegic, she needs help doing most of the things you and I take for granted: from cooking to brushing her teeth. But it wasn’t always like that. Read More …
