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The Indefatigable Iron Rogue

The Indefatigable Iron Rogue

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multisport training, equipment and tips and active family living from a wannabe/dilettante.

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Fall Hikes 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Before I get into the meat of things, I’ll mention that after using numerous apps for navigation and tracking for years, I’ve shelled out for a couple of subscriptions. I’ve used Strava for not only tracking runs, rides, swims, etc. but looking at the maps to discover where people like to engage in these activities....
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Race Recap: 5 Peaks Mount Seymour
Sep 30, 2026
To close out racing season, I had the choice of doing this 5 Peaks Race, or maybe another SwimRun at Lake Sassamat. The latter was tempting from a multisport adventure point of view, but we have a lot of loyalty and history with 5 Peaks as a family, so we opted for the former. I...
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Race Recap: Vancouver Triathlon (Sprint Distance)
Sep 11, 2026
Having done the Cultus Lake Triathlon for 3 years in a row, I wanted to try (tri) something different this year, and I’ve never done a triathlon in salt water, so enter the Vancouver Triathlon, which took place on Labour Day. The logistics of getting to Stanley Park in Vancouver added some stress to the … Continue reading “Race Recap: Vancouver Triathlon (Sprint Distance)”
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More Gravel Biking: Tour De Muskoka
Sep 5, 2026
One of my big motivators for buying a bike for the cottage was when I saw signs throughout Huntsville advertising a 'Tour De Muskoka' - this ended up being a fundraiser for the Huntsville Hospital Foundation. Rides of 93km, 54km and a gravel ride of 53km were offered, and I waffled between the latter 2...
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New Bike Adventure: Gravel Biking
Aug 21, 2026
In the past, I've struggled with Mountain Biking. Most trails I find are too challenging, to the point of being dangerous to me at the level of expertise I have (i.e. next to none). Since moving to BC, dyke trails are often recommended, but those aren't really challenging enough - they are mostly flat, though...
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