“To give the most I have to give, not in just in triathlon but in life. It’s about discipline and structure. That’s what triathlon gives me.”

Ashley Eisenmenger is a triathlete who is blind. She competes with her guides who lead her through the course giving details on where the other competitors are.

She started running in high school and soon found out how much it helped her.

Read more about Ashley’s competitive nature and how she got into triathalons in this article.

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