The New York Times – Travel:
After being diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer, she continued to go on extreme adventures with her children, including an ascent of the tallest mountain in the Americas.
Category: Ironman Triathlons
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Jan Frodeno Begins His Triathlon Farewell Tour. Up Next? More Risky Sports.
The New York Times – Sports:
Frodeno, 41, has dominating the triathlon since winning Olympic gold in 2008. This will be his last competitive season.
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La carrera más larga de Chelsea Sodaro: su camino hacia la salud mental
The New York Times – Sports:
Para la más reciente ganadora del Campeonato Mundial de Ironman, la máxima “mente sana en cuerpo sano” incluye una enorme cantidad de retos.
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Chelsea Sodaro Conquered Kona. Then the Real Struggles Returned.
The New York Times – Sports:
Sodaro thought her life had fallen into place when she won the Ironman world championship last October. Little did she know, it was about to fall apart.
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If the Ironman World Championship Doesn’t Happen in Kona, Did It Even Happen?
The New York Times – Sports:
The iconic one-day world championship event has outgrown the small town on the island of Hawaii. But will triathletes follow the race outside of Kona?
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For Ironman Triathlon Finishers, His Words Were as Precious as a Medal
The New York Times – Sports:
Mike Reilly thrilled weary finishers of Ironman triathlons with the affirming phrase they longed to hear: “You are an Ironman.”
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How the 1% Runs an Ironman
The New York Times – Sports:
Inside the world of Ironman XC, which makes the endurance contest a little more endurable — for executives who can afford to pay.
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More College Athletes are Trekking to Ironman
The New York Times – Sports:
The extreme triathlon has long been out of reach for many young athletes because of financial hurdles and timing demands. New rules and the coronavirus pandemic changed that.