I've always wondered how a professional triathlete balances her preparation with her regular workday. Although it seems science fiction, this is possible. Or this is what Judith Corachán, the last athlete to join to the Odeclas team, says. Judith is one of the triathletes for long distances, better in shape than others on Spanish national level. Her season is overwhelming: Four high-level triathlons with three times second place (Elche - Arenales 113, Half Triathlon Bilbao and the mythical Triathlon of Zarautz) and a prestigious fourth place in the Iron Man 70.3 in the Philippines, just a few days after getting proclaimed champion of Andorra Outdoor Games. From an objective ...