Katie Morse started her athletic career when she was very young. Always active in many sports growing up, Katie finally decided to focus on soccer in high school. She was recruited to play soccer at DePauw University, and played there for four years. As senior year of college was coming to an end, Katie was looking for something else to be competitive in. She decided to run her first marathon her second semester senior year. She immediately fell in love with running long distance and the grueling training.
She has now completed four marathons. She has competed in the St. Louis Marathon twice, the Chicago Marathon, and the Boston Marathon. She finished the Chicago Marathon in 3:30:44, and ran the Boston Marathon in April 2010. After that, she challenged herself to compete in her first Half Ironman in July 2010 at Racine 70.3, and has now completed three other half iron distance races, including Branson 70.3, Rev3 Knoxville, and Vineman 70.3. Recently, Katie just completed her first full Iron distance race at Ironman Wisconsin on September 11, 2011, and is looking forward to completing her 2nd Ironman at Ironman Arizona on November 20th, 2011. Katie is ambitious, determined, passionate, and fun, and these are the characteristics that drive her in triathlon.


So excited for you in finishing your first Ironman and good luck going pro! It’s awesome to see a woman succeeding in this field.
By: Anonymous on September 15, 2011
at 9:04 AM
Hi Katie,
I just came across your blog! I finished my first IM this year and look forward to following you on your Journey – best of luck and safe training!
IE
http://www.OneYearToIronman.com
By: endurance2010 on November 2, 2010
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Congrats on finishing your first IM! Checked out your blog, and I look forward to following you as well!
By: ktfit on November 8, 2010
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I’ll be interested to see how you progress and the things that you learn. I’m also just beginning my triathlon experience. Just really started training for my first in July. I’m not quite as ambitious or young as you. I will attempt an olympic distance this summer. Not sure if you can do it, but if you had a section for ‘lessons learned’ that would be great as I’m trying to learn as much as I can. Right now, I need to figure out how to get more energy. I find myself tired after training early in the morning.
Good Luck with your training and your races. Congrats on Boston, although it didn’t sound like a fun run.
By: Michael on June 9, 2010
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