Today I am heading to Central Florida so that I can ride Sugarloaf Mountain (pictured below). This is a big part of my goal for the Under Armour What’s Beautiful campaign and it’s absurd to Read More …
This post talks about the end of IronMan Florida and what lies ahead. It is sponsored by Got Chocolate Milk but fortunately what I write is entirely my opinion and even if I were not sponsored, I Read More …
We talked about our finish line picture when training for IronMan Florida. Arms up in victory, jump, kick – there are many ways to celebrate the epic 140.6 mile marker. I figured I’d have plenty Read More …
Be warned: this post is about the days leading up to the race and not the race itself. That’s part two! I heard the voice that said “Cristina Ramirez … you are an IronMan” this Read More …
After much deliberation I am writing two posts on my recent race. This one, a pure race review for those of you who are curious about how the Triatlo Longo de Caminha, a 70.3 race in Read More …
So much went into the Triatlo Longo de Caminha, a 70.3 mile triathlon race I completed this past weekend in Northern Portugal, that I decided to split the race review into two posts … the facts Read More …
Have I really been training for IronMan Florida for 22 weeks? Is the race less than a week away? It’s crazy but true. I am no longer in denial about the race being so close, Read More …
I’m in la-la land. I must have been a fabulous person in a past life or something because I know I haven’t really done anything to deserve this summer. WOW. After a week of traveling Read More …
The less you do, the less you can do. I’m in the beginning of my IronMan Florida taper. It’s not that there is no training, but comparing to what I’ve just been through, it’s nothing. Read More …
The sport of triathlon is most widely known for its’ IronMan distance races and its’ crown jewel: the World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. This race is our sport’s super bowl and Oscars fused in one; Read More …
