The Stansbury Tri was held at Stansbury Park, which is just north of Tooele. It is a beautiful area and our team has held several training sessions to get ready for the big day. I could talk about the day, but it is so much more fun to show it. Get ready for lots of pictures...
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| Packet pick up the night before in Riverton at Run Gr8. |
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| Morning of...pumping the tires |
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| My face says it all---tired and nervous. Mostly nervous. |
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| Stansbury Park Lake |
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| This was so scary...I was nervous about having to swim with the men because of my "relay" status. |
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| This is a great pic showing the dirt slope entrance. |
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| 10 seconds to gun... |
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| Go! |
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| Becca had me in her sights the whole time...and on her finger! |
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| Done! 50 minutes later, out of the swim. |
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| Grateful for the help |
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| Running after swimming a mile is so strange. It is very much like the feeling when you walk really fast on the airport moving sidewalk and then walk off and feel WOBBLY! |
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| Heading up the hill to T1 (first transition) to pass off the timing chip to Joe |
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| Joe takes the timing chip and is ready to head out |
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| Setting out for 24 miles |
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| I am so grateful for my partner. I love her and how much of a cheerleader she is for me. |
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| Tony getting psyched for his upcoming run |
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| HOT! I love this woman. |
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| Joe is back! He crushed the bike course--pedaling at 21 mph he was back in 56 minutes |
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| Tony is off for a 10K |
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| Mad dash to the finish! |
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| WOOT!!! 6.2 miles down, he is back! |
I had such a blast with my friends. It was a beautiful Saturday in Stansbury and felt great to push ourselves to personal PR's that we hadn't seen.
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