IM AZ....DNF also

[Nav]

Thank you for posting this report. I think that it helps a lot of people, as they learn from your circumstances. It certainly has given me a lot of food for thought as I head to my first HIM (of 2 this year) and my first IM next year.

I haven't been in an IM, but I've completed a marathon with injury. I've also DNS (bronchitis) and DNF at the same marathon that I'm going to try to finally tackle this year. Fortunately my DNF was in the same year as the marathon I completed, so it wasn't as bad a blow.

Thanks,

N.

[RoadBunner]

I am just starting out on my own tri journey and am in utter awe of people who attempt IM. I agree with everyone here who has said that you two rock! I also agree that it takes more courage to know when to stop when things aren't going well. As endurance athletes we tend to push through all sorts of discomfort and it's a very smart person who doesn't push themselves past the brink of no return. IM will always be there but your health (and life!) may not.

[Alex]

Laura,

How did you like the L/S jersey you wore for the IM?

Alex