Tri it in the Dirt
We’ve covered a few triathlons this year and part of an XTERRA during DeGray TriFest Weekend but this past weekend we were able to enjoy a couple of grueling XTERRA’s at DeGray
October 29, 2012
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We’ve covered a few triathlons this year and part of an XTERRA during DeGray TriFest Weekend but this past weekend we were able to enjoy a couple of grueling XTERRA’s at DeGray
Yep, it rained. It poured. But that didn’t stop folks from hopping on their bikes and taking on Arkansas’s first Bike & Hike last weekend. The event was a chance
In March 2010, I began to lose sight in my left eye. After going to a plethora of doctors, it was discovered I had left, acute, retro-bulbar optical neuritis which
I wanted to complain but couldn’t. After months of little rain and 100+ degree temps, we finally got some wet stuff. Sure we’ve had a few little showers here and
This past weekend I went to Forrest City to volunteer at the 29th Mightymite Triathlon. Having grown up there, I had seen advertising about the event before. I was oblivious
In preparation for participating in a duathlon, most people train by following a strict training regimen like the one prescribed by Beginner Triathlete. For some athletes running and cycling are
I grew up in a family that watched the Olympics religiously every four years. I even remember one year watching the Summer Olympics on a black and white television set
An XTERRA is a really cool event. The idea is to take a triathlon and change the road cycling to mountain biking and the running to trail running. This adds
Sunday found us right back at Lake DeGray after having enjoyed Saturday morning at the Three Legged Dawg mountain bike race. The Dawg Dayz/Spillway Multisport weekend went into high gear
I’d never been to Lake Balboa and only once before been in the land of Spanish explorers. Hot Springs Village (where everything is named for a Spanish explorer), northeast of Hot