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Daily Archives: March 4, 2013
Heart and Soul
What’s going on here? We know that 1-2/100,000 citizen marathoners die during a race, usually near the finish, from cardiac events. And triathlon more frequently encounters deaths during the first segment of a race, the swim. Maybe 2-4/100,000 participants don’t make it out of the water. Just three days ago, another man was lost during the iconic Escape From Alcatraz Tri in San Francisco Bay. Continue reading
Posted in Injuries and Recovery, Triathlon Central
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