Television personality Mike Senese was set to take on his first-ever triathlon in Coronado, Calif. on March 18th. Race organizers of the SuperSeal Triathlon were forced to turn the race into a 5K beach run after weather conditions made racing too dangerous. Senese talks about the disappointment of not being able to compete in his first triathlon and looks forward to his next race.

Learn more about Mike Senese’s triathlon journey, including the unique factors that led him to take up multisport.

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