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2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here!
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 2004-01-01 9:19 AM |
Extreme Veteran  465   Epworth. Iowa |  Subject: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here!Hey - Great New Year's Day to all. 2004 is the year of my first triahlon - a couple of sprints to start - maybe an olympic by next 12/31? So here it is - my commitment to DO IT! Anyone else out there ready to comit? First tri in 2004. Thanks to Ron and his great work we can build a community of "First Timers." maybe we look into T-shirts. "I did it for the First Time in 2004!" Malvey  |
| 2004-01-01 9:41 AM in reply to: #3070 |
Extreme Veteran 434 Orangeville, Ontario | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Sounds Great! I'll being "Doing It" for the first time this year too! I just had a great 10km run with built in intervals and feel great, sore but great. Bring it on, Let the serious training begin!!!! If the journey feels this good I can't imagine how good it's going to feel when we get there! Happy New Years! Geoff |
| 2004-01-01 9:58 AM in reply to: #3070 |
Expert 774 England | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! My commitment as well - nearly a first time as I did a corporate sprint tri about 5 yrs ago but never really went at it properly! Next mouse click is to book a place in a pool sprint tri on May 2nd (first of a series of 3 in the summer) - then there's no backing out. Just created my weekly training plan for each week until then, based on some of the new stuff I just saw on the site. This is going to be a breakthrough 2004 for my fitness levels. Happy 2004 everyone! |
| 2004-01-01 1:38 PM in reply to: #3070 |
| Extreme Veteran 332 PohangSi | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Not a first time Tri, but a first time back. And I'll commit to a first time marathon at the end of March and a first time Ironman at the end of August. |
| 2004-01-01 6:51 PM in reply to: #3070 |
Extreme Veteran 465 Epworth. Iowa | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Hey D.J. - Exciting. Let us know how it goes - Ironman?!? That's in my dreams an dlifetime goals as an old guy beginning tris. |
| 2004-01-01 7:26 PM in reply to: #3070 |
Champion 13323   | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! great idea....michael has come up with a great t-shirt design too...we will use this idea of malveys also...we'll get something going real soon... |
| 2004-01-02 9:28 AM in reply to: #3081 |
Expert 713 Rockledge, Fl | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Hey Ron, see if you can make it a singlet (coolMax or equivalent) so can actually be used in training and/or races. |
| 2004-01-02 11:30 PM in reply to: #3094 |
Champion 13323 | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! got it...writing it down...superb idea...will get on it. |
| 2004-01-03 8:50 AM in reply to: #3070 |
| Regular 84 Colorado | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Sounds fun...it's nice to have a bunch of newbies active on this site. I'm aiming for a sprint tri in August after a brief intro to triathlons in 1999 and a weight gaining sabatical since then! My partner's in into it too, so our household commitment this year is fitness! Edited by kimber 2004-01-03 8:52 AM |
| 2004-01-03 12:35 PM in reply to: #3070 |
Frugal Gear Geek 2199 having fun with the kids | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Being a New England sports fan I will have to "tri" not to hurt myself jumping onto a band wagon. This is the year for my first tri. I am looking at one in May. Hope to do at least two this year along with a couple of road races. My long term goal is to Ironman when I am forty. I figure this gives me a solid SIX YEARS to build up. One step at a time at least one sprint this year. By the way would anyone be interested in sharing there most unexpected tri experinces durring an official event. I have heard of things like DQ's for drafting and not having helmets buckeled while handeling a bike. Those kinds of tidbits would be helpful as the nerves kick in in about 4 mos. Thanks and Happy Trails Joe |
| 2004-01-05 1:25 PM in reply to: #3146 |
| Regular 83 Springfield, Ohio | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Most unexpected item: Seeing the truck picking up orange cones marking the course while I was still finishing the event (When I say finishing, I mean I still had another 30 minutes to go!) :-( I did my first last year, but my 10 year old daughter and 14 year old son figure if Dad can do it, so can they. So put us down for the SuperSprint Tri in St. Joseph, MI. in June. Kids will be doing the kids distance and Dad will be doing the adult distance.They wouldn't let me sign up for the kids' distance. Dad got a third place medal in his age group last year (There were 3 of us in my age group). |
| 2004-01-07 6:48 AM in reply to: #3070 |
Extreme Veteran 465 Epworth. Iowa | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Hey Neil - Great work! If they picking up the cones and you were finishing, then you are on the good side of the tri Good news in having the kids in this thing with you. |
| 2004-01-07 8:42 AM in reply to: #3070 |
Veteran 247 Mesa, AZ | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! chime me in for a 1st timer for 2004. I'll be doing a sprint tri on May 2 in AZ. |
| 2004-01-07 8:59 AM in reply to: #3070 |
| Expert 680 NC Illinois | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! 1st Timer too June 5th -- Sprint (Bloomington) June 17th -- Olympic (Ottawa) July 17 -- Sprint (springfield) Aug 24/25 -- Olympic (Chicago) That's the plan. I should wear a shirt with big neon yellow letters on the back "Triathlon Virgin". Wonder if that would catch any stares? |
| 2004-01-07 9:23 AM in reply to: #3070 |
Expert 713 Rockledge, Fl | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! This is my first season also April Sprint Tri June Olympic Tri Oct tri (they haven't decided if sprint or oly yet) Nov Half marathon Jan Disney half marathon probably some 5K's and 10K's sprinkled in |
| 2004-01-07 9:27 AM in reply to: #3070 |
| Extreme Veteran 444 Fort Wayne, IN | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Also a first timer for me its Mini-Marathon (1/2M) Indianapolis May 8th Sprint Tri Indianapolis June 6th Sprint Tri Indianapolis July 11th Sprint Tri Indianapolis Aug 1st Olympic Tri Lafayette Sept 25? hasn't been posted yet so I don't know if they are having this one again. Probably a 5 or 10K in there somewhere. I know I am doing a 10K and 15K run before my half marathon as part of the training. Edited by FW Rio 2004-01-07 9:29 AM |
| 2004-01-07 9:39 AM in reply to: #3070 |
Extreme Veteran 406 Boise Idaho | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! first time here as well!! hope to do a olympic this august. this site as been an awsome tool for me to make that commitment. and i am in on the shirts too!! got to have one. ;-) |
| 2004-01-07 1:53 PM in reply to: #3070 |
| 4 | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! I'm diving in head first. this is my 4th week of training and I LOVE IT! my first sprint tri is 3/13/04 and then the next one is 5/2/04. have not planned past that but I would imagine that I will get at least one more in before the end of the summer. the t-shirt sounds like a lot of fun.... how much$ and how do I get one. |
| 2004-01-07 2:14 PM in reply to: #3070 |
Expert 1164 New Port Richey | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! First year for me too There are 6 within an hour and half drive. I would like to do at least 4 of them but I need to find a job so I can pay the entrance fee. The only definite one I will not do is July 25th because my wife and I are going up to Lake Placid to watch IRONMAN USA. About a 5 hour trip from Rochester. I might even volunteer. Shirt sounds cool. And this site is a excellent motivational tool. It really keeps me focused. |
| 2004-01-07 6:01 PM in reply to: #3310 |
Champion 13323 | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! alright!!! sweet resolutions! michael and i r working on the shirts now...getting quotes and already have some great logos, we will have something together by february....PLUS...dud, duh, duhhhhhhh....we will have more than just shirts for y'all before race season picks up....just gotta work out those pesky details. hang tough, train tough. |
| 2004-01-07 6:13 PM in reply to: #3355 |
Extreme Veteran 465 Epworth. Iowa | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! There is some good comitment and excitement going on here. Welcome to all you news guys! I think I'm going to be in the market for a couple of shirts. Outdoor training is getting tougher here in IA - (-20F wind chill coming up tonight) - so it's indoor track running stairs and got to find a pool this week. Like the man says - hang tough, train tough. |
| 2004-01-07 6:55 PM in reply to: #3356 |
| Regular 83 Springfield, Ohio | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! How can it be that cold in Iowa with all those politicians putting out hot air? May be the best way to pick out presidential candidates would be to have them do a triathon. |
| 2004-01-07 7:41 PM in reply to: #3070 |
| Member 6 Las Vegas, Nevada | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! I'm in for a 2004 committment!! My plan is to do 3 sprints and maybe one oly dist tri. First one is April 4 in Las Vegas. I'll take a shirt, too!! :-) |
| 2004-01-08 4:48 AM in reply to: #3362 |
Expert 774 England | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! Don't forget to work out a cheap way to ship the t-shirts internationally! There's a few of us in the UK and even as far as Korea who may be interested. That said, I travel to San Diego regularly on business so could collect one when I'm next there in March. On the unusual experiences, in my first tri attempt I managed to take a wrong turn on the bike section that was poorly marked (and I hadn't recce'd it Edited by Bigpikle 2004-01-08 4:49 AM |
) and of course it was the turn that took me down the side of a large hill! When I got to the bottom of the hill I realised what I'd done and had to climb up a massive hill just to get back on track - lesson learned = always drive/cycle the route or stay with the pack!| 2004-01-08 7:54 AM in reply to: #3070 |
Frugal Gear Geek 2199 having fun with the kids | Subject: RE: 2004 Year of the First Tri - "Resolve to" Here! thanks for those bad tri tidbits, definatly helpful, even if is to know I won't be the first person to finish after the cone truck. Camron could you please post the info on the Disney Tri you are doing. My family has been pushing to go and I keep saying the kids are to young. If I can get involved in the tri it would encourage me to take the kids sooner. Thanks. Joe |
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