Swim
Comments: Nice Swim. Felt Strong, managed what I think was a decent draft. What would you do differently?: Not much. Felt good. Transition 1
Comments: LONG run to Transition from Swim Exit. I did OK. Felt something funny on feet, but figured I stepped on a pebble. What would you do differently?: Run faster? Bike
Comments: I had a much better ride this year than last. Still have issues with my left foot. I may need to change shows. Felt strong and solid. Kept within my race, mostly. Had some trouble with drafting packs passing and then slowing. I burned some matches passing them and then being caught until I finally lost them over a hill. (Good Riddance). I did see some penalties given out, which made me happy. 2 minutes slower than last year, but conditions were harder too. A side note--- I saw some of the pros, and Mirinda Carfrae passed me on my first loop (her second)..I stayed behind her for a little. Just seeing and being near a pro is so cool. I was thrilled, and this, along with Chris Lieto once borrowing my pump, is now a Triathlon highlight for me! What would you do differently?: More training. Transition 2
Comments: Not bad. Left foot was killing me when I ran. Thought it was a bruise from the Swim to T1 run. felt OK once I had my shoes on. What would you do differently?: Run faster. Run
Comments: God I SUCK at running. This was a mess. I was doing...OK, until about mile 8. Then...yikes. My work and travel schedule has been hectic, and it really showed in my final 5 miles. I just fell apart. That being said, I was 2 minutes faster than the previous year, so I am at least somewhat happy. Love this course though. What would you do differently?: More Training Post race
Warm down: Lie around, see friends, eat a little. What limited your ability to perform faster: Training-travel Event comments: Love this race, and may have to tri again! Oh, and at the end of the race, my daughter and I were in the pool...My left foot was still bugging me so I touched it and felt a lump. I thought maybe I had a pebble in there....NOPE. I RAN 13.1 MILES WITH A PIECE OF FREAKING GLASS IN MY FOOT. So, now, I can look back at that experience for perspective when I am suffering on the run. Last updated: 2013-04-04 12:00 AM
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Puerto Rico
World Triathlon Corporation
80F / 27C
Overcast
Overall Rank = 435/
Age Group = M40-44
Age Group Rank = 78/
Wake up, eat, wander around, sleep.
Wake up, lube up, go to Transition, get body marked, check Transition area, go back to hotel...try to rest.
East final snack
Walk to Swim Start. Swim in lagoon a little.
Stand around