Bridget Campbell Elite Triathlete of the Lowcountry

This weekend is the epic American Triple-T in North Carolina. 3 days, 4 triathlons, and 140+ miles! Consisting of a Super Sprint triathlon on October 8th, TWO Olympic tri’s on the 9th, and to top it off, a Half Ironman on the 10th! My family, friends and I arrived early yesterday to start things off [...]

Another great weekend in Tuscaloosa. The morning was nice and cool as we arrived at transition. The sun had not even started to come up yet, so large flood lights illuminated the area. After making sure my bike and everything was how I wanted it placed, I went out on an easy shake-out run to [...]

Almost time to go! A beautiful morning here in Tuscaloosa. Check out USATlive on Twitter for live race updates and photos! See you all at the finish line!

Well it’s finally here: the 2010 USAT Age Group National Championship, in Tuscaloosa, AL! I’m so excited to be back racing with friends and family in this beautiful city. Leaving Hilton Head Island around 7am Thursday morning, my two race buddies John Curwen, and Tom Snell drove up to Tuscaloosa to begin our triathlon weekend. [...]

Last weekend, August 14th was the Go Tri Sports Beach Bum Triathlon on Hilton Head Island. This is one of my favorite races of the season. While competitive as ever, the whole race takes place on Coligny Beach. A 500yd ocean swim, 6 mile mountain-bike sand-ride, and a blazing hot 5k, makes this a whole [...]

Results are in from the 2010 Charleston Sprint Triathlon Series, Race #3. It ended up being a great day for a triathlon! Lots of competition to fuel the fire, and I posted very quick transition times to lead into a powerful 5K. In the end, I took first overall female and a personal best for [...]

This past weekend I raced Festival of Flowers – An Olympic distance triathlon in Greenwood South Carolina. I have done this race the past three years – so it provides a good opportunity for me to evaluate my progression. The day turned out to be extremely toasty. The water temperature was a steamy 86° for [...]

It’s Sunday morning and I have left the house later than planned. Today is the Savannah Sprint Triathlon, and I’m already rushing to be on time. Fortunately, this is one of my favorite courses. I arrive around 7:00 – just enough time to get my number and put my things in transition. As transition closes [...]