My journey has only been five weeks long. I enter my sixth week injury free ready for another week of workouts at Trifitness.net under the careful eye of my coach, John Hirsch. I'd like to thank everyone that has already pledged support to my cause. The people I share a lane with at the pool, sweat next to on the computrainer, or even run next to on the treadmill- they are all part of my journey and deserve thanks, too.
However, this post is about the person I'd like to thank the most: My wife, Heather.
Day in and day out, Heather makes it possible for me to dedicate the hours that a 140.6 mile race deserves. Whether it's walking the dogs in the morning so I have time to bike and run before work in the morning, buying food at the grocery store, buying food and medicine for our two pugs, or simply just letting me sleep in on the weekend after a long week of work and training- Heather simply simplifies my life so I have time to train. How she manages to workout at least three times a week, plan lesson plans for her art students at a bi-lingual school, take post grad courses and cook amazing dinners is beside me. All in all, thanks Heather!
However, this post is about the person I'd like to thank the most: My wife, Heather.
Day in and day out, Heather makes it possible for me to dedicate the hours that a 140.6 mile race deserves. Whether it's walking the dogs in the morning so I have time to bike and run before work in the morning, buying food at the grocery store, buying food and medicine for our two pugs, or simply just letting me sleep in on the weekend after a long week of work and training- Heather simply simplifies my life so I have time to train. How she manages to workout at least three times a week, plan lesson plans for her art students at a bi-lingual school, take post grad courses and cook amazing dinners is beside me. All in all, thanks Heather!
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