And so started the craziness.

First off, I was very happy & proud of my stud athlete. She just crushed all the other women amatuers & won her division by some 20+ minutes. But the battle for training time began as soon as we got back to Orlando. You see, I had signed up for Ironman Florida a 11 months earlier & knew what needed to be done to get me in shape. I, by no means didn’t intend to do what Kona Kimbo did in Louisville, but still wanted to have a solid race. I was under the impression Kimberly would be in cruise control. That didn’t happen.

She was soon back riding 5 or 6 or 7 hours. Running at 4am. I got my early morning turns too. But it was crazy. We were in a constant battle for training time.

Well, we struggled to find time with everything in our lives with both of us trying to train long. I was just starting & she was in full swing.

And so it began. 2.4 nights on couch. 112 f-bombs thrown. 26.2 slammed doors. Since then, we have had many long talks. We have rejoined forces and are now teammates again. The storm has passed & Kona will be here in 8 short days.

Moral of the story…a husband & a wife with two kids training long at the same time don’t work for no one. Trust me.