A sister and her little brother. Two cities. One race. 1.9km swim, 90km bike, 21.1km run across the most beautiful lake in New Zealand. We have some months to figure this out.
The older sibling and the one who somehow talked us both into this. Former competitive swimmer, so the 1.9km in Lake Taupo is the least of my worries. The 90km bike and the half marathon after it? That's a different story entirely.
The little brother who said yes without fully reading the fine print. Training in a different city means we're doing this mostly apart — comparing notes, suffering in parallel, and holding each other accountable from afar.
Each bar shows how far we've pushed our longest session against the race distance — a snapshot of where we're at right now.
A freshwater swim in the caldera of an ancient supervolcano. The water is impossibly clear. It's also 300 people thrashing alongside you at the start gun.
Rolling farmland, geothermal steam, and the kind of hills that make you question every life decision. The longest leg. The one that decides your run.
A half marathon. On legs that just cycled 90km. Along the lakefront with the whole town watching. The finish line on Tongariro Street is reportedly the loudest in New Zealand.
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