Bridgeland Triathlon - TriathlonSprint

The swim start waves seemed timed very well as I didn't run into many swimmers from the previous leg and I wasn't getting run over from the faster swimmers in the leg after ours.

Continue working on getting faster in the pool. I've seem some descent improvements but I still have a long way to go.

Grass field transition which I don't like, but it was well maintained and they said the night before the were cleaning up the area and removing ant hills.

Train to have shoes already cliiping and run barefoot.

I definitely wasn't expecting to be this fast on the bike, but I was feeling good and everything seemed to be going my way, I never really did hammer it but maybe that was good for how hot it got while out on the run. I tend to get excited during races and my heart rate elevates so I spun a little to bring it back down.

Keep on training and getting faster.

Almost fell coming in because I squeezed the brakes a little to much but was still able to dismount without stopping.

Need to figure out what to do with wet feet to not waste so much time putting on socks.

Really started overheating on the run, but luckily they had sponges so I grabbed a lot of them and used them to keep me cool. Overall I felt like I had a good run with a great kick at the end.

Continue getting faster.

Walked around, drank some water, and just relaxed.


Nothing, I was 6 3/4 minutes below my goal time so I couldn't have asked for anything more.


This was an A+ event and I've been very impressed with Onurleft's organization and the professionalism of the two events I've done so far. Now if Aaron will just add an Olympic-distance to this tri we'll be good to go.