Ronni Robinson

Ronni is a member of the Sandwich Generation; she's the tired lunch meat layered between two children and aging parents. She is an eating disorder recovery coach, a 3-time Ironman finisher, and is a certified spin instructor. Her first book, Out of the Pantry: A Disordered Eating Journey, can be found on Amazon or Barnes and Noble. You can find more of her professional writing and coaching info on her website (https://www.ronnirobinson.com/)
Turned 50
I Just Turned 50 — Here’s Why I’m Looking Forward Instead of Backwards

What one writer has to look forward to now that she’s turned 50.

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Turning to Junk Food for Comfort: an Unfortunate Message to Young Girls

One writer questions the language women use with one another regarding stress, food and comfort, sharing a personal story of disordered eating and binge eating disorder.

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training for triathlons helped me overcome an eating disorder
How Training for Triathlons Helped Me Overcome My Eating Disorder

A new passion for training for triathlons helped one woman recover from an eating disorder.

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A Fork in the Road: Navigating the Ups and Downs of Triathlon Racing

When confronting whether to get back to triathlon racing after a year of injuries and crashes, one writer weighs the positives and the negatives.

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