87 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Broader Context
The day after Ironman Lake Placid, I find myself questioning what comes next. Ultraman Mexico looms large not just as one of the hardest endurance races in the world, but as part of a much bigger journey. My true goal isn’t a finish line or a medal. It’s a 1,000-day commitment to living in alignment, day after day, with balance that is dynamic and alive. Racing, writing, stretching, showing up these are not byproducts of a goal. They are the goal. This is who I am.
88 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Lake Placid Reflections
After racing my best marathon yet, I reflect on writing, racing, and life. Showing up with focus, persistence, and presence in every moment.
89 Days to Ultraman Mexico. Lake Placid Ironman
Ironman Lake Placid tested me with rain, long climbs, and a rough swim, but I came away with personal bests across all three disciplines and the full course. From fighting frustration in transition to finding calm in the storm on the bike, and finally running the entire marathon, this race left me proud, grateful, and more confident than ever for what’s ahead.
90 Days to Ultraman Mexico: The Night Before Lake Placid
On the eve of Ironman Lake Placid, I sit poolside feeling calm and prepared. The logistics are set, the training is done, and all that remains is to step into the present moment. Tomorrow will test my body, mind, and spirit
91 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Fears Hiding Fears.
Returning to Lake Placid, I reflect on fears of failure, the weight of DNS vs. DNF, and learning to embrace the process without needing to prove anything.
92 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Now and Again
Tomorrow I head to Lake Placid for my third Ironman. Training has stripped me down to the essentials: movement, breath, presence. I’ve been immersed in Krishnamurti’s teachings, grappling with what it means to truly meet the present moment. Endurance gives me the chance to do just that. Hours where everything else fades, and only being remains.
93 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Coffee and Krishnamurti
Reflecting on pressure, past experience, and presence, I shift perspective as I prepare for my second Ironman and look toward Ultraman Mexico.
94 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Discipline Over Time
Discipline is holding yourself back, trusting gradual progress, and building toward your goals steadily. 94 days to Ultraman Mexico feels very real.
95 Days to Ultraman Mexico: The Big Picture
No taper this time. I’m using Ironman Lake Placid as a training block
96 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Ironman Lake Placid Race Week
Seven days to Ironman Lake Placid. This year I’m approaching it differently
97 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Walking the 48
A sluggish ten-mile run turned into something more when I met a man walking across all 48 states for mental health. His determination lifted my stride.
98 Days to Ultraman Mexico: Non Zero Days
Rest days can feel harder than training, but they reveal the mental side of endurance.
99 Days to Ultraman Mexico: On The Danger of Enjoying a Bud Light Lime
At mile 40 of my first 50-miler, I thought the Bud Light Lime meant I was done. But the volunteers had other plans. Today, I look ahead to the double marathon on Day 3 of Ultraman Mexico. Training isn’t perfect—but I’m learning to adapt, endure, and prepare for what’s coming.
100 Days To Ultraman Mexico
In 100 days, I’ll take on Ultraman Mexico: a 3-day, 515km ultra triathlon through the mountains of Zacatecas. I’m documenting the full journey. All my training, thoughts, setbacks, and breakthroughs one day at a time. This is about more than racing. It’s an exploration of self.