A Day In The Life Of a Few Missoula, MT Triathletes (and 2 non-triathletes)

  • July 23, 2010

On Tuesday, professional triathlete and local Missoulian, Linsey Corbin organized a group of triathletes and two non-triathletes (Owen and Tom Robertson) for a fun-filled day of triathlon bliss. The group started the day off bright and early in the Clark Fork River with a 1.5 hour up-stream “open water” swim (Owen didn’t get the memo on this workout so he was still sleeping). Tom Robertson photographed.

Missoula swimming
Solid Missoula Tri-Crew getting ready for a river swim.

Get Fit. Swim up-river in Missoula, MT

After the swim they fueled up at the Hob Nob, one of Missoula’s best breakfast spots.

Hob Nob Breakfast. The perfect post-swim/pre-ride food.

After the grub session it was time for the main event of the day: A 90+ mile road ride from Missoula to the top of Lolo Pass and back. The ride was basically a gentleman’s tempo pace until a Shleck/Contador style battle broke out for the KOM at 4 miles to go (TCH Staffers swept the top 3 spots).

Lolo Pass staddles Idaho and Montana.
Brendan telling Owen about the swim

A tri-day wouldn’t be compete without a big run following the swim and ride. They worked on their speed at the track (Owen didn’t get this memo either).

Running back to home base, Casa de Corbin, after the track workout.
Brendan pulled out all the stops to cool himself after a big day of training.
Professional Triathlete, Brendan Halpin clocking out from a tough day at the office.
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