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2005-09-21 3:38 PM


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Subject: recovering from injury
Hi!! I have decided to undertake training for a triathlon. I developed pyriformis syndrome as I was training for a marathon this summer I had pain to the point that I could not sit or lay on the affected side. Anyway, too many miles I guess. So I thought that I could train for a tri instead. I love endurance sports and feel a little unsure as I head off into unchartered waters. I am not concerned so much with being able to run or bike, I do those well. I am uncertain about things like swimming (that will come, huh?) and knowing how to change, learning the lingo and knowing what to do and when to do it. I have already printed out some training plans and am looking into bikes. I have a klunky old mountain bike that I ride around with my kids--will be okay for now as a beginner i assume. Anyway, I am glad to have a resource in this website--I live in a very rural area and not a lot goes on out here in this regard.


2005-09-22 9:49 AM
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Bummer on the condition you developed.  I hope it clears up soon.  How 'rural' are you?  It's amazing how many races there are all over the place.  I bet you can find some close to you. Good luck on your training!
2005-09-23 6:24 PM
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Good luck with your training and hang in there.  Welcome to the BT community.

-Michael

2005-09-23 11:35 PM
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I haven't actually done a RACE yet.. But so far the swimming hasn't been *that* bad for me.. I have been pool swimming, and low key open water swimming for about 2 months. I am still pretty bad, but am making progress. If it is any consolation, the swim section of the Tri is the shortest. You'll have plenty of distance in the bike/run to catch those fast swimmers!

Well, that is the way I look at it. Hrm, too bad I'm not fast on the bike or run. (yet!)
-Jeremy
2005-09-24 7:49 AM
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Hope you get better, welcome.
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