Team, Because we're so badass, we've been given priority registration for IM MI Frankfort 70.3! https://regusa.ironman.com/event/2026-ironman-703-michigan We'll have a pool soon to determine what 70.3 race will be our team focus for next season, so start brainstorming!

It's this weekend for the Ladies!! Let's hear your top 3's below!

How do you approach the off season? Share your off season tactics and best practices below! I often use this time to do the things I avoided while being dedicated to training. How about you?

I've already dropped a note in the Loco - Indy Facebook group, but I wanted to extend the invitation here as well. I am organizing a group ride starting at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 18 at my place north of Muncie (a straight shot up I-69 and SR-67 from Indy). We'll ride about 40 miles, with options to cut back to 20 or 30 miles, then come back to my house for barbecue. This is open to anyone with a bicycle and an appetite for smoked meat products and fixin's, so if you're interested, feel free to reach out and I'll send you the invite!

I'm dropping a last-minute plug for a local race in my town this Sunday. Ruble Racing will host a sprint and Olympic-distance event at Prairie Creek Reservoir just outside of Muncie. It's a small, local race, but well run, and it's a good chance to pick up one more race before the end of the season. It's a good mix of beginners and experienced triathletes, and it's a good opportunity to make the podium if that's in your sights. I'm not sure if my legs are up for it myself, but at the least, I might be out there with a grill and some cheeseburgers. https://www.ruble.racing/muncietriathlon2?fbclid=IwY2xjawNDZG9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHgGZXPxR_lPDsVfMOuzVs_QEZKPmnd-S1hRiV28k62v7vaqDOriZoA-v1fIs_aem_7Xh6575-wLPR_O2Va4XCwA