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Heatwave Classic - Triathlon
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Swim
Comments: Felt good on the swim. Worked on pushing the pace more than normal to see what I could do. Had a bit of confidence after this weeks workouts. Just a little pushing and shoving early, but was able push back. Transition 1
Comments: I was in the first rack from the swim, so not a long run to my bike. Bike
Comments: Early on in the ride, legs felt a bit sluggish. They seemed to work themselves out after 3-4 miles. A few riders would pass close together and it would seem like no one would pass me for miles. Negative split the ride by about 1:00 thanks to a slight tail wind. What would you do differently?: Keep pushing, was about 1:10 faster in 2003. Transition 2
Comments: Smooth controlled transition with little wasted effort. What would you do differently?: Should have grabbed a gel for the start of the run. Run
Comments: Best run I have had off the bike in several months. Pacing was consistent and about where I wanted to be on this race. What would you do differently?: If conditioning permits, push the pace a little more. In 2003 ran the course about :50 faster. Post race
Warm down: Fluids and food. Stayed on my feet walking to keep legs from stiffening on me. What limited your ability to perform faster: Need to lose between 10-15 lbs, and increase leg strength. Will allow to push a little harder on the bike and run. Event comments: Overall about 1:00 faster than 2003, but mostly due to the swim being shortened to correct length. Last updated: 2004-06-05 12:00 AM
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United States
Ridgeland Recreation & Parks
75F / 24C
Sunny
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Age Group = 30-34
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A little shorter on time than I usually like, but not too rushed. Would have like to have more fluid prior to the race start.
A few minutes on the water with some accelerations to loosen the arms.