Yes, after several years of poking fun of those who have a website or a blog, I have been told it’s time to market myself properly.  I had some standards and felt compelled to find something simple, yet sharp, to show off “me.”  As one might have seen over the last weeks and still in the upcoming weeks, this is not my standard.  We are still working to make this look sharp, but it’s out there and I am open to critiques, especially from my friends who have that professional “eye.”  I am working with Steve Speirs, aka the British Bulldog, a consistently strong Virginia Beach runner, who drives a sporty Cooper (currently seen in the gallery).   Both of us are doing this thing on the side, so it may still be a couple weeks until both of us want to put our name to it, so please be patient.

At this point, I feel I barely rate the title professional triathlete, let alone a website, but this is how one has to build themselves.  So while I continue to train and become a stronger triathlete, I will bring my sponsors and friends to the forefront, as the journey is just as important as the eventual outcome.  I would not have gotten to this point and will not continue to progress without them.

In the past, I have posted most of my thoughts on training and racing with my friends on the forum at FinalKick.com.  I still plan on keeping up to date with them, but will use this to talk about some of my big races and the larger experiences I have as a professional triathlete.   Thanks for reading, check back soon.

Rock On!

later,

billy