Steve has been busy designing some very slick race kits for our team to wear at upcoming triathlons and running events. While we all enjoy competing, none of us are elite athletes. Instead, it might be more appropriate to refer to us as "endurance citizens". We are part of the same community that we also work so hard to inspire. Without giving away too much, these race kits will embrace that notion.
On a separate note, I am an immigrant. So, before I can become a legitimate endurance citizen, I should probably become an American citizen first. Fortunately for me, I don't have to give up my Dutch citizenship entirely as I now have the ability to become a dual-citizen. I have been procrastinating for entirely too long, so here we go. Step 1, download the application, fill it out, and send it along with a large check. Then wait for potentially as long as a year. In the meantime, I'll keep racing with my greencard in my back pocket.
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- I have the opposite problem. I love the swim and bike portions...but dread doing the run from the beginning of the race! Which means I'm also lacking in that area when I train...I just don't enjoy it. Maybe you've over done it with training for the swim and biking portions and need a break from it?
- Maybe it's the brisk morning runs? After a summer in North Carolina, who couldn't resist running on mornings like these?
- woo hoo!! so well deserved, fantastic endurance team :) :)
- Awesome! (nice review, Thys) Now all I need to do is learn to run properly and I can be as fast as you!
- So Thys, how did they do for you?