Blogger Round-Up!

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1. I do! I finally got into the blogging world — I’m a runner for the Oiselle Volee. Its called, When the Sun Comes Up: Racing Towards My Next Adventure.

2. What’s the link? 🙂

3. Thanks for doing this! I was on your list a couple of years ago. Its called Running With Memphis. I talk about my triathlon, running, CrossFit, everything else activities I get myself into!

   http://www.runningwithmemphis.wordpress.com

4. I’ve only really just started mine and my journey but it’s called Gutlessirongirl and it’s about my journey to 70.3 and the struggles I’ve overcome so far http://www.gutlessirongirl.wordpress.com

5. I haven’t updated in nearly a year, but it’s all about my never ending struggle with food and losing weight and getting started in triathlon.
   Debsdietingdilemma.blogspot.com

6. Thanks for doing a roundup! I’m always looking for new, fun endurance blogs to read! I started blogging about two years ago and shared my story to my first Ironman 703 in 2015, and I’m currently training for my second Ironman 70.3 this year ! I’m also heavily involved in animal rescue, so I can be found at :

   http://www.racesandrescues.com

7. I don’t know a out “new inspiration” but I blog about trying to fit triathlon into life at mediocremultisport.blogspot.com.

8. What an awesome idea! Thanks for posting this I always find great blog friends through round ups. I blog a little over at Priscilla Loves to Run. Mostly about my running and triathlon journey but also about nutrition and general life happenings!

   P.S. I can vouch for Races and Rescues! Allison is super! Shout out the DFW bloggers 😉

   http://priscillalovestorun.com

9. I started writing about my tri journey last year. I call it: I’m Slow But I Go. I’m in North Carolina, 2 young boys, and just keep trying/tri-ing to improve!

10. My sister and I have a blog called The Well-Rounded Life. As moms and endurance athletes, most of our entries cover the topic of balance — how to do it all without losing your mind or your job … or your family! It has a strong leaning toward the plant-based lifestyle.

    http://thewellroundedlife.com/blog

11. I am also an Atlanta based blogger writing about training and my journey from doing a Couch to 5K program to losing 60 pounds and running marathons and now working on my first Half Ironman which will be in under 3 weeks (ahhh!!) in Chattanooga. What makes my training a bit crazier and maybe somewhat unique is that I have a job where I am on the road a lot and fitting in swimming, biking and running while in Singapore (at t his moment), San Francisco, Dubai, and everywhere in between.

12. Hi!! I blog at Mom,Miles, and Mishaps. I’m from Valrico,FL (right outside of Tampa). I’m a Physician Assistant, a Mom to two very active boys and have a love for running, CrossFit, and triathlons. I write about fitting it in, trying to be the best I can be, and all the mishaps that training and parenting brings. Hope you can come check me out :

    https://amal7072.wordpress.com

    I’m looking forward to reading some new blogs too!!

13. Mine is http://www.trilikeamutha.blogspot.com. I’m working on going in a new direction with mine lately. Just trying to find the time to write! How do you do it Meredith? 🙂

14. Hello. My blog started as a place to vent/ramble about my love-hate relationship with running and my efforts to avoid accepting my advancing years. I’m now a tribaby (turns out I actually like swimming and cycling) and I’m over in Australia. Come find me at:
    http://thejollyrunner.net

    Love this link to some extra blogs – I have been trying to hunt these down, as I love the inspiration from what everyone else is getting up to. x

15. My blog is about breaking barriers and finding joy through running, dancing, climbing and being a mom. I run half marathons, am training for my 1st sprint tri…It’s really about the journey of life.
    https://rundanceclimb.com

16. I am blogging about my foray into triathlon – http://www.shecantry.com and I am also based in Australia like a previous commenter! I am looking forward to checking out everyone’s blogs

17. Thanks for doing this, Meredith! I’m a runner and triathlete and blog at http://racingtales.com
    Racing my first 140.6 this year! Looking forward to finding some new blogs to follow.

18. Thanks, Priscilla! I can certainly vouch for you too! Another wonderful woman and triathlete in DFW! ?

19. Hi Angie! Holy moly…I (mostly) grew up in Valrico! It’s so fun to see our suburb represented! I try to make it back to Valrico a few times each year to visit my family. I’m glad I ran across your blog and can now follow along all your miles and mishaps in Florida!

20. I started a blog to document my journey as a beginner triathlete/hopefully some weight loss and also to remind myself what it really takes to make lifestyle changes.

    http://putdownthedamnfork.blogspot.com/?m=1

21. I blog about triathlon at http://www.lucylunges.co.uk

22. Well, I don’t mind if I do! I write narrative-style musings about my running and triathloning. I also like to make up words like “triathloning.” 70.3 is my Big Scary Goal this year. I’m at http://www.seenancy.run
    Thanks for the opportunity!

23. You have so many suggestions – I’m not even sure you’ll get to mine!! But I have a triathlon blog with a side of travel and book reviews. Its mainly about learning triathlon, fitting training in with a stressful job as a lawyer (as you know!), and training in different places around the world. The link is http://readingrunningcycling.wordpress.com

24. I started racing Triathlons in 2012. I was hooked from my very first race. I use this blog to share my triathlon experiences, training and racing. If I can do this, anyone can!! http://livintotri.blogspot.com

25. Does it count if I mostly blog about my workouts and training and write race recaps, but I also write about other stuff I do too?

    keeepingcalm.blogspot.com

26. My blog started out as a blog entirely about training my standard poodles in dog agility, and has morphed to cover all kinds of things I’m interested in: running, triathlon, dogs, knitting, habits that help with weight loss, life changes that help with weight loss, trying to get in shape at age 60, chondrosarcoma, and so on. http://www.flyingpoodles.com

27. I blog about tri-ing to keep it together and other adventures in staying healthy and keeping sane.

28. Late to the party but better late than never! I write over at theanxioustriathlete.com and my focus is the nitty-gritty beginner basics, which are the things that intimidated me for years before I finally got up the courage to tri! I enjoy sharing the ridiculously stupid things I’ve done, like the first time I went to buy a bike, tried to mount it standing on a wall like a horse, and bought it because I slipped the chain and thought I broke it. It’s basically one big “don’t do what I did” blog 🙂

29. My blog is very neglected but I’m starting to work on my next post and will hopefully gain momentum and start posting regularly. Especially since I’ll be training for my first full IM. My blog is call From Fatass to Badass and its about losing weight with the help og weight loss surgery and keeping it off with exercise, like running, crossfit and triathlon. Here is the link: http://www.fromfatasstobadass

30. I started Jan 1 to give me a place to vent and keep my friends and family up to date as I reach my goal of 70.3 in September I love it!

31. https://tritobeblog.wordpress.com forgot to post 🙂

32. Meredith – Great job with the blog. You telling your story definitely inspires people. Love your training tips.

    For five years, we’ve been trying to educate folks over at http://completetri.com. Hopefully something there can give you a touch of inspiration too! Keep up the great work.