Congratulations to Deborah Curtis on earning the T3 Athlete of the Month. Last season, at her "A" race she suffered a bad bike crash. Unfortunately that ended a very successful season. However, with a ton of optimism and hard work, not only has she made a full return this year, but is exceeding her benchmarks of last year. Having already earned a few podiums! Her "never give up" attitude is uplifting and inspirational to many. Congratulations Deb! Very well deserved!

A:   Deborah Curtis and I live in Greenfield, NY

A:   I am 59

A:   I am the Accounts Payable/ Accounts Receivable manager for the Fort Miller Group

A:   I started doing Triathlon in 2013, at the age of 53, I spent the previous winter learning to swim and the spring learning how to ride clipped in to do my first race which was the Hitts Sprint in Hauge. Despite Graphite Mountain I loved it and have not stopped.

A:   I have been with Kevin and T3 for four years

A:   My favorite race is Lake Placid Ironman because it was such a huge accomplishment for me to finish that race (twice). I would have never dreamed I could do something so difficult and Kevin made it possible.

A:   My bike Tinker Bell.

A:   I definitely think completing IMLP and I have placed in my age group in some small races

A:   My goals this season are to get back to where I was before my accident and work on strength and skills so that I can go beyond where I was in the future.

A:   My long term goals are to enjoy the sport and continue to do it as long as I can.

A:   Avocado, broccoli and blueberries

A:   Country

A:   Enjoy the journey and don't put too much pressure on yourself

A:   There are no secrets except hard work, dedication and consistancy

A:   My favorite work out is my TRX

A:   T3 has been such a wonderful family and a great experience, I have met the best people in triathlon, so many great adventures. I can't express enough how much I appreciate all the support and encouragement I have received over the years. Getting into triathlon is the best thing I ever did.