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June 4
June 3
Fixie (closing in on my 600th mile on this thing!)
rode to 24 hour but the pool was too crowded so I rode around the CCREZ and then came back to the pool.
Treadmill... easy to fast
2x100
1x300
4x50
1x100
1x200
June 2
June 1
Fixed Gear bike down at Wash Park... plus 2 miles there, 2 miles back.
In the park I was holding close to a 20 mph avg on the fixie. That's pretty good for me... commuting to and from the park is much slower so my actual mph avg is off
Last minute decision to run a little 5k this morning. Hardest 5K that I have ever run!
This one started at 7000 feet in
Monument, CO and went up from the start to about the 1.75 mark (way up!)...
Unofficially, my time is 18:25
5th place and 2nd in my AG (Brad Cooper got me today).
I am pleased b/c the kid who finished less than 10 seconds in front of me is a full ride track and x country guy for Kansas State. It was funny too, after the race there was a group of us chatting and the talk ended up going to what college we ran track for (or do), and I was silent... When asked, I said that I didn't and I could tell that they were surprised. Also, no one broke 17 minutes today, so that should attest to just how hard the course was.
First mile 6:34
3rd mile 5:32
May 31
Finally put my road bike back together!
Rode with my friends Fil and Laura. To REI then down to Bear Creek to Golden and back via 32nd. Good ride, hot. I feel a bit fatigued but good overall. I may go run a 5K race in the morning not to PR but to get some speedwork in and then ride part of the Elephant Rock course. I was going to do the whole thing, but I don't feel it.
Brick off the run.
Rode the fixie at a hard pace. From the pond parking lot over the dam and out to some roundabout at 8 miles and turned around.
2 miles of to the grocery store...
Brick off the swim. Ran well. Less hip tightness than usual. I think the swimming helps the verve-nerve
21:25 across
22:35 back
May 30
Urban assault riding
Rode the fixed gear to the Chatfield Dam. I'm really happy with this effort. Sort of Windy and warm, but I felt really powerful on the bike... On the way home some roadie tried to draft me for about 5 miles and then he faded.
BRICK
Jumped in the pool to cool off then put on the trainers and ran a solid brick!
Hope to get a swim in tonight after I get some work done!
Breaking News: Team Altitude Adjusted - 3rd Place finishers at Last years Hood to Coast Realay (sub masters 30-40 AG)- have added the final piece to their sub 20 hour quest: Adam GearWhore DeVoe will be the newest member of our team. Adam will be running the first leg which Starts at Mt. Hood Ski area and it is a ridiculously steep descent. His running sticks should be toast after that but hopefully all of his Ironman training will prepare him to withstand the beating and run well on his easier 2nd and 3rd legs.
For those who don't know much about it. The NIKE Hood to Coast Relay is the largest running relay in the world and generally sells out in less than 24 hours (lottery system). It is made up of 1000 teams of 12 members each. The course begins at the Mt. Hood Ski area and travels 197 miles to Seacoast, Oregon where there is a massive beach party with thousands of naked girls and all the water taps flow with the golden waves of PBR!
Altitude Adjusted finished in 4th place in 2006 and in 3rd place in 2007. We have added two BTers to the team this year; Mark Dillard joined us about a month ago. We now have 3 BTers on our team (4 if you count the lurker: JM who is arguably our fastest runner and is on BT but doesn't post).
Our time last year was 20 hours and 20 minutes. We averaged about 6:12 per mile. This year we are attempting to be one of the handful of teams that break the 20 hour mark and hopefully move up in the standings as well!
To imagine what this race is like, imagine running the Bolder Boulder at PR pace 3 times in a 20 hour period. It is sooo much fun!DickDime's Training Log
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Upcoming races
- Powerman Florida (Duathlon)9/22/2013 Jupiter, Florida
- Ironman Florida (Triathlon)11/2/2013 Panama City Beach, Florida

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I don't know if it's my favorite trail or not, but I know for a fact it's Ramone's favorite place period. By the time we got to Idledale, Ramone started wimpering and pacing in the back of the car. He knew exactly where we were. When we started our run, he was just bouncing with pure joy... He even ignored people and other dogs. When we got to this small stream that is about 8 to 10 feet across, he just soared over the whole thing. Too bad he doesn't know how pace himself, because I absolutely crushed him today. Every time I looked back he was further behind but not quitting. The little bugger was running with his heart. After the run Ramone enjoyed swimming in the ice cold river!!