A 31-Hour Double Iron Triathlon—and a Life of Adventure

A double iron-distance triathlon. 31 hours and 31 minutes. Discover the story behind the finish—and a life built around adventure.Before becoming a Fit 4 Adventure co-owner, this Texas athlete spent years caddying on professional golf tours and finding races wherever work took her. She shares stories from a Double Anvil finish and extreme triathlons in Alaska and Iceland, plus the weekly swim, bike, and run challenge that keeps her active today. We explore Boston Marathon travel, turning a destination race into a vacation, and choosing adventures that match your fitness. Along the way, a trip planned for friends becomes the beginning of a new career—and lasting community.CHAPTERS00:00 Growing up active in Texas07:12 Life as a professional golf caddie15:56 A weekly challenge to keep moving18:07 The 31-hour double iron-distance triathlon25:54 Boston Marathon travel and race weekend30:37 Running and exploring Iceland38:25 From golf to owning an adventure travel company47:37 Choosing your next race vacation or adventureFEATURED COMPANYFit 4 AdventureFollow DFW Running Talk on Spotify or Apple Podcasts so you never miss an episode.Rate the show to help more runners discover these conversations.What race would you build a vacation around? Leave a comment.DFW Running Talk — the stories behind Dallas–Fort Worth’s runners.Running resources: https://www.dfwrunningtalk.com/Newsletter: https://dfwrunningtalk.substack.com/YouTube and Instagram: @dfwrunningtalk