Written by Tamia Santiago Caitlin grew up in a small town in Virginia. She is the daughter of a doctor and runner, so her childhood was active. She was involved in almost every sport, but this led to a jack … Read More
Written by Tamia Santiago ââI finally realized that I was not thrown into the fire, but that I was the fire. And every challenge would try to put me out.â As a person I am shining very brightly. People can … Read More
Written by Tamia Santiago âWho I was before multisport was…you know, this scraggly kid trying to find a place in the world,â said Vanessa Foerster, a Kona qualified triathlete. Vanessa was an average kid hopping from sport to sport every … Read More
My multisport journey started with a womenâs’ indoor duathlon series, hosted by one of my local tri clubs. I had been running a fair bit at this point, but my cycling was minimal and recreational at best. I performed well … Read More
At the age of 44, I started my triathlon journey. A friend of mine, who had done a few mud runs with me, reached out and asked me if I would be interested in doing a sprint triathlon. Iâm gamed … Read More
If you wouldâve known me over 5 years ago, I was a hardcore yogi, someone that just finished her 200-hour teacher training and was looking to submerge myself in that world. One break up later, I signed up for a … Read More
Challenging yourself by Tom Rizzotte As a newer triathlete, Iâve been focused on getting more races under my belt. I love to be involved with anything that pushes me out of my comfort zone, which is what called me to begin … Read More
Representation and Health by Eric Logan I started running in 2013 at the age of 41 as a means to lose weight and improve my health. Always looking for something different and a new challenge to take me out of … Read More
Focus and Discipline, by Colleen Bartling I have been an endurance athlete for most of my life with cross country running and nordic skiing being my initial sports of choice.  Having no exposure to triathlon growing up, I stumbled onto it … Read More
Finding the Path, by Lee Caparas It was 2011 and I just started running with my cousin and her fiancĂ© doing 5ks.  I found peace and excitement running with friends and thought the race atmosphere was amazing.  I made many friends along … Read More
