Run
Comments: Ugh. Sand running. The beach was pretty chopped up by the time we got to it. I tried to run as close to the inside as possible where the divets weren't quite as big. All in all hard and slow. I had a couple of sections where I thought I was in a good rhythm but it didn't last long. What would you do differently?: I probably needed to lift my knees higher. Transition 1
Comments: Transition went smoothly, just had to grab the bike. Hands down transition was the best part of my race ;) Bike
Comments: I had a lot of time to make up on the bike and I tried. I don't think I could have ridden any harder. I was hoping for an average of 30km/hr and 29km/hr isn't bad. Transition 2
Comments: Running into transition totally fine, racking bike all good. Putting shoes on I seemed to fumble a bit. One of the shoe tongues got caught. Run
Comments: Meh. Lets face it I probably went too hard on the bike. This is a pretty slow run for me. I was passed by a whole lot of people. I think I passed two, one was walking! What would you do differently?: I haven't run consistently for two weeks. I can't get away with it at current fitness levels. Post race
What limited your ability to perform faster: Lack of dedicated training. I was there to have fun and maintain a good attitude. I really enjoyed myself, even if I am a little disappointed at my performance at current fitness levels. Event comments: If you're looking to try a triathlon in a friendly environment this is it. It's not a massive race but there's plenty of support from fellow competitors and the event staff. Last updated: 2011-02-11 12:00 AM
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Australia
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Had everything packed the night before, so just had to dress and make breakfast (toast and honey) to eat later.
As I'd anticipated the swim was canceled due to high ecoli levels and it was converted to a duathlon, with a 1km beach run to replace the swim.
A few leg swings, but nothing major.