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Mind Over Matter Battle
Before Ironman - From Steel Decks to City Streets I have been a runner for as long as I can remember. Long before races, training plans, or finish lines meant anything, running was simply a part of who I was. During my years as a sailor, when voyages stretched endlessly with no land in sight, I would run laps on the steel deck. When we docked, I ran wherever I could. I remember circling Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean, running on the banks of Seine in Rouen, and along th
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Jun 305 min read


Ironman Stories: Return to Thun
There are moments in life that test you physically, mentally and emotionally far beyond what you ever thought was possible. For me, that moment was Ironman Thun in Switzerland in 2022 which was my very first Ironman. And not just any Ironman, one of the most beautiful but same time toughest courses you could choose. Surrounded by the breathtaking Swiss mountains, the race came with endless climbs, brutal elevation and conditions that demanded everything as it was the heat w
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Jun 164 min read


Defying Limits: From Learning How to Walk to Ironman
In 2020, Lindsey McInnes faced a life altering challenge when she suffered a compression of her spinal cord. This traumatic injury left her without feeling in both legs and stripped her of control over her bladder and bowels. In the midst of this struggle, Lindsey made a promise to herself: if she recovered from her surgeries, she would complete an Ironman to raise money for others who weren’t as fortunate. The Road to Recovery Lindsey's journey was not easy. She underwent mu
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May 63 min read
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