About a month ago @inVigorators sent me a message via Twitter asking if I would be interested in reviewing their product – the inVigorators Compression Socks. I happily accepted the challenge, and was so excited to come home from a business trip in early October and to see my package from Fromm waiting for me. […]
I don’t know what has gotten into me. I was so good for a while. But then something happened. I used to get my training programme and, knowing that strength was my weakness, I prioritised getting my weekly strength session done. I would get to the gym before work and knock out the day’s squats, […]
I started to blog with the idea that in addition to sharing my own triathlon journey, that I would also share tips along the way. One of my greatest supporters and a huge help to me along my journey to improve my fitness and strength has been Michael Collins. Michael is a sports therapist (although […]
I love autumn. Of course here in the UK it means darkness, rain, and a chill in the air. But I can’t shake the memories of being on the east coast of the US, enjoying the crisp air and the colours of the trees, football season, visits to the pumpkin patch and hayrides… Ok, maybe […]
October is breast cancer awareness month. Pink ribbons. Pink parties. Race for the Cure. Komen walks… Did you know 1 in 8 American women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime? I know 1 in 8 seems a lot – or does it? Think about it. For me, when I think of breast cancer, I […]
On Tuesday I posted to Twitter that I was going home to make banana bread on my day off from training. The response was incredible – everywhere from “it is bad for you!” to “I eat banana bread on my long runs and rides”. We had a conversation at work as well on Tuesday, about […]
Welcome to my Thursday blog. Today is the day that I am going to dedicate to thoughts. My own and others. Mondays are about training, Wednesday about charity, Fridays about food. Thursday will be thoughts – reflections from myself, guests posts, and the like. And today I would like to reflect on how precious life […]
I travel a lot for work. Well, to be technically correct, I *used* to travel a lot for work. Since about May I have had the great fortune of working on projects which are primarily UK based – meaning that my farthest work-related trip for a while has been across London to Kingston. But last […]