There’s no doubt triathlon can be an isolated sport. Grinding for miles and miles with no one watching, or frankly caring. But you do. Or you should, because what you’re doing is something difficult, meaningful, and what you’re supposed to do. We rehash our Nashville Camp and crystalize why it’s so important to us to be around like minded people. It’s nice to know we’re not crazy when it’s easy to feel that way out on our own, putting ourselves through pain, and sometimes not even understanding why. Today, we look at what that why might be and share why it’s important to keep going.

Topics:

• Nashville Camp recap and lessons
• Riding Natchez Trace
• Chasing SUP boards
• Reaching that bonfire moment
• Hills and Heat
• Learning through the sport and analogies with life
• Is the ultimate goal to be in the moment?
• That magic moment when there’s not a care in the world
• If 9 out of 10 people think you’re crazy, you’re probably on the right track
• We’re in this together.
• Importance of tribes
• Going dark and loving it
• One day and one moment at a time

Mike Tarrolly - mike@c26triathlon.com

Robbie Bruce - robbie@c26triathlon.com