
Age Group
F 45-49
Joined TCM
2023
"A" Goal
Finish a 70.3 in 2025
Achievements
2024 Santa Cruz Triathlon Olympic Distance finisher
2024 3rd 45-49 // Donner Lake Sprint Triathlon
2023 1st 45-49 // Millerton Madness Supersprint Triathlon
Equipment
2025 Race Schedule
Stanford Treeathlon
Texas 70.3
Oregon 70.3
IW 70.3

Why triathlon?
"Never did any kind of competitive running or cycling until 6 years ago. One day, I saw an online ad for a 5k that promised a medal for all finishers. I was like - "I never got a medal in my life, I want to do this". So I followed a "couch to 5k" program and got that medal. Then around the same time, my work organized a charity ride, so I bought a bike and did the 15 mile route and enjoyed it. But I got hooked to the finish line feeling, the satisfaction from a good training session and the joy of working hard towards a goal and achieving it (and of course the medals and freebies :D). So I started searching for run/bike races and stumbled upon Duathlons. I had to lookup Wikepedia to understand what a Duathlon was and what transitions were etc. Did a duathlon and instantly got addicted to them. I did many many Duathlons in the past few years and enjoy the multisport/endurance lifestyle. I never did a triathlon because I didn't know how to swim and was scared of the deep end. I felt this year was the time to try and work towards my first Tri. If two sports could be that fun, 3 sports should ofcourse be funner, right?!!"
