What a day it was! The course not very spectator friendly for those on foot, so I set up camp in Roth where I'd see everyone come off the bikes and finish the last 4km of the run. I got in there early as I'd heard the crowds can reach 300,000 and I didn't want to get trampled. I waited for a few hours in a coffee shop while the swim and the first lap of the bike was happening . It was a surreal experience. The same time last week I was running under a dark cloud...

Hello from Nuremberg! This is day 3 and this morning my luggage finally arrived at our hotel after being MIA, last seen in Singapore, missing my connecting flight. I wasnt too bothered as I bought a few new outfits (from head to toe), so it was a blessing in disguise :). Graham sent his spare bike wheels with me, and they still have not made it, which is slightly concerning. He doesnt really want to ride up AlpdHuez on his zipp wheels! We have been cruising aro...

I've been excited about my upcoming trip to Europe for months, but I've been struggling to see past a big event which happened this weekend. One of my "big" goals this year was to complete another marathon and improve my finishing time. Gold Coast is the course to do it, cause it's flat, fast and I've been there before. Trent and I had a fun weekend with Kazzy, Macgyver, Suz, Mellini, Nic and Mat. Nic did great in her debut marathon, as did Mel in her half mar...