Welcome to the training and racing calendar section of ActiveSteve.com. The calendar below shows events and races that I’m either entered in, or am interested checking out. I’ve also included the group calendar from Natural Fitness Lab, my regular training group. Check them out if you are interested in joining group training (FREE!) in the Ottawa area. This is a great group of people that will push you, and form lifelong friendships. You can view all events, or filter by event type, grouped by Running Events, Biking Events, Triathlons, Adventure Races, and Natural Fitness Lab. To filter, use the little […]
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Welcome to the custom Google Map section of ActiveSteve.com! Below is a list of custom maps that I’ve created using a GPS, software called RoboGeo (check them out!), and sometimes some pictures I’ve taken. The idea is simple enough. I do enough training and adventuring stuff that I thought it’d be fun to share with the world some of my trails and travels. By integrating the pictures on some of them, you’ll also get to see exactly what I saw while going to these places. The bulk of the maps below are from my 4 month cycling tour of New […]
Mini-Site Home Get Involved About Diabetes Team Progress Blog Posts Overview Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Welcome to the ActiveSteve.com BC Bike Race mini-site. In the pages that follow this one, you’ll be able to learn a bit more about the race itself, as well as my involvement in it. You’ll also be able to help me raise funds in support of Team Diabetes, which Carl and I are a part of. During the race, I hope that I’ll be able to update the pages on a daily basis, filling you […]
Welcome to another installment of race reports over here at ActiveSteve.com. This story will feature another exciting tale about me trying my best to climb up a podium in a local triathlon. Don’t bother holding your breath, I didn’t make it up to the top step this time either, but I did have a great race, and felt pretty good about it. Remember, I’m doing it for fun, I don’t get paid, or get any type of perks no matter how well I do 🙂 So which race was it? Well, the 2009 National Capital Olympic Triathlon. Like the last race, it would be a 1.5km swim, followed by a 40km bike, capped off with a 10km run. Easy peasy, right? I’d actually raced this particular race in both 2005 and 2006. I raced it in 2007 as well, but that was in the Kayak tri category. The good news is that I managed to best my previous times, which keeps me motivated. For the full story, read on, but before you do so, why not check out the pics that my beautiful race photographer (Jody) took of me on the course.
Wow! I can’t believe I’m finally writing up this post. This will be my final post dedicated to talking about the African Adventures that we recently had. There really isn’t all that much to share in this post either, as the day was dominated by a really long shuttle ride to the airport and then whoosh, we were off! However, it will give me a chance to perhaps close out with a few of my final thoughts on the overall trip. I’m not sure how that’ll turn out yet as it will possibly just make me want to pull out my credit card and charge up my next adventure right away. Isn’t credit great? I’ll try to resist the urge for a little longer, but rest assured, there will be many more adventures by ActiveSteve in the coming year(s). No map to share either, but I can at least point you to a few photographs that were put up onflickr. Read on if you dare for the rest of my tale.