A report from Sarah's first post-baby triathlon

Sarah
Given that two of my sisters are professional triathletes, you’d think I’d be uber-passionate about the sport. And I am: When it comes to other people’s endeavors. As for me? I love the idea of adding “Ironman” or even “half-Ironman “ to my bio, but I’m realistic when it comes to the rigors of training for such a grueling event.  And, honestly, I ain’t got time for that. (Right now, that is. Never say never!)

Diana Nyad's Swim for Relief

Bec
Right now Diana Nyad, the woman who recently swam from Cuba to Florida, is about 26 hours into a 48 hour pool swim charity even to benefit Hurricane Sandy relief. The swim is taking place in Herald Square (right in front of Macy's) in a two lane temporary pool that was built just for the event. You can watch the entire event live here. 

Athlete Food’s Guide to Eating Out in Kona

Bec
The Waterman acai bowl - Açai with cashew milk & macs root, topped with granola, pineapple, blueberries, cashews, a dusting of coconut shavings & a drizzle of local honey. I had this three times last year! photo courtesy of Basik Bowl Last year I had the opportunity to go to Kona as a spectator - to cheer on friends and to take notes for the future.  I was very lucky to be able to stay in the Cervelo house, where we cooked some memorable meals (bacon, anyone?).  I didn't have the chance to explore many restaurants, so we polled our readers for places not to miss: 

Athlete Food's Greek Salad

Bec
Dinner, Recipe
When I returned from my trip to Vegas and Branson last Sunday night, I was depleted. In a five day stretch, I had competed in three races, navigated five different airports and checked in and out of four hotels, all on a diet that revolved mostly** around a jar of peanut butter.
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