Guest bio
Bobbe Greenberg is the real deal. She learned to swim in her 50’s and now at 74, she’s completed 14 full Ironman triathlons, over 30 half-Ironmans, as well as countless other running and swimming races. This fall, she’ll be competing in the Hawaii Ironman World Championships for the eighth time. This time, she’ll be in the Women’s 75-79 age group; since the race’s inception in 1978, only two women have competed in this category.
A retired English teacher who has been married for 53 years, she has two daughters, four grandchildren, and a huge amount of gratitude.
Wholeheartedly embracing this endurance lifestyle, she hopes to continue pushing boundaries and having fun!
Connect with Bobbe
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bobbe.greenberg
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobbe-greenberg-b959aa11/
Instagram: @gobobbe
Twitter: @gobobbe
Show notes
- From tag to cheerleading to triathlon
- Learning to swim in her late 50’s
- How she’s getting faster over time- even in her 70’s
- What success means to Bobbe
- Where Bobbe’s strong self-image comes from
- How triathlon has made her less concerned about body image, appearance
- Fun fact: Bobe was a strong fraternity party eating contest competitor
- Bobbe’s racing mantra
- The power of positivity
- The importance of meaningful work; why she’s glad she delayed retirement
- The joy of spending time outdoors
Links/resources
Total Immersion (how Bobbe learned to swim)
This grandmother learned to swim in her 50s. Now, at 73, she’s a returning Ironman champion.
Sea-bands (anti-nausea motion sickness natural remedy)
For full details click here.
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