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 2009-06-22 6:38 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
Pro  5169    Burbs |  Subject: RE: CDA watching threadcongrats to all the BT IRONMAN ! amazing, guys ! |
| 2009-06-22 6:44 AM in reply to: #2232915 |
Pro 4608  Brooklyn, NY | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread BAMBAM66 - 2009-06-22 12:42 AM A quick update on McFuzz--- He clipped a sandwich board on the 2nd loop of the bike and fell to his left. He rode the rest of the way injured because he was afraid they wouldn't let him finish. Ran the entire 26.2 miles and went promptly to the medical tent. Diagnosis: likely a broken collar bone. Trip to ER will confirm tomorrow morning. This is unbelievable! Having had a broken shoulder recently I know I couldn't have gotten back on the bike let alone run 26.2. Amazing that he finished and it says so much about the Ironman spirit. |
| 2009-06-22 7:35 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Congrats to all the Ironmen. Way to be tough! |
| 2009-06-22 7:43 AM in reply to: #2233162 |
Master 2571 Tiger's Den | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread LazyMarathoner - 2009-06-22 7:44 AM BAMBAM66 - 2009-06-22 12:42 AM A quick update on McFuzz--- He clipped a sandwich board on the 2nd loop of the bike and fell to his left. He rode the rest of the way injured because he was afraid they wouldn't let him finish. Ran the entire 26.2 miles and went promptly to the medical tent. Diagnosis: likely a broken collar bone. Trip to ER will confirm tomorrow morning. This is unbelievable! Having had a broken shoulder recently I know I couldn't have gotten back on the bike let alone run 26.2. Amazing that he finished and it says so much about the Ironman spirit. X2 OMG, also having broken a collarbone I can't imagine doing this. Talk about tough!! |
 2009-06-22 8:41 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
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| 2009-06-22 8:51 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Champion 10157 Alabama | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Looking at those finish times reminds me why I love BT. We cover the whole range from front of the pack to the back of the pack! Good job BT ironmen!
~Mike |
| 2009-06-22 8:56 AM in reply to: #2233004 |
| Champion 4942 Richmond, VA | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread thegoddess - 2009-06-22 1:38 AM Just back to the condo....Doug finished and is fine. Thanks for the phone calls and the support, peeps. I got to catch PD Goldberger (Paul), Sgillen (Steve) , Barqhead (Pam) and Doug. Great to see all of those smilin bt faces. Tobin, I saw you at t2 and that was it-looked for you all day, but you were just too fast! Mcfuzz!!! Did you have to show off and finish with broken bones...jeesh. Now must go take care of my multiple IM.
Thanks! |
Get better, great to see you smilin at the end. | 2009-06-22 9:06 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Champion 10471 Dallas, TX | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Cr@p... Travis Lange didn't make it? I don't know him, but it's always upsetting to see one of ours not make it.  I hope he's OK. |
| 2009-06-22 9:23 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
Expert 1535 Coeur D'alene, ID | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Congratulations to all the BT IMCDA finishers!! You guys had to put up with some really tough weather out there to finish your journey. It was fun...cold, but fun...watching you guys out there all day! Even got to see a few of you at the Medical tent but just for food and warmth, no dehydration on this day. For those of you wondering about the weather, the swim was pretty choppy, the bike had upwards of 20mph winds at times, and by the time most had gotten onto the run it was pouring a COLD 50 degree rain. Very unusual for this time of year but it happens. Tough guy of the day award goes to McFuzz...amazing! I saw a girl on the run course that had done the same thing and was running with a broken collarbone so both of you should get a free entry I think for being so tough! Congrats to those of you who PR'd, to those of you who finished your first race, and everyone in between. You're all an IRONMAN! It was a pleasure meeting some new BT friends this week and getting to catch up with others. Looking forward to seeing a bunch of you out here again next year! |
| 2009-06-22 10:02 AM in reply to: #2233494 |
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| 2009-06-22 10:55 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Expert 966 Decatur | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread congratulations everyone!!! it was soooo awesome to watch!!! |
| 2009-06-22 10:55 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Master 1591 San Diego, CA | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Congrats everyone!! You guys looked great out there. |
| 2009-06-22 11:56 AM in reply to: #2232915 |
| Champion 23360 Taser-World | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread BAMBAM66 - 2009-06-22 12:42 AM A quick update on McFuzz--- He clipped a sandwich board on the 2nd loop of the bike and fell to his left. He rode the rest of the way injured because he was afraid they wouldn't let him finish. Ran the entire 26.2 miles and went promptly to the medical tent. Diagnosis: likely a broken collar bone. Trip to ER will confirm tomorrow morning. Wow..... That's all I can say, wow. That is some *serious* determination.... Has anyone gotten an update from him this morning? |
| 2009-06-22 12:02 PM in reply to: #2233394 |
| Champion 23360 Taser-World | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread JeepFleeb - 2009-06-22 9:41 AM Final splits: Thanks for keeping up updated throughout the race! It was really cool to be able to see all our BTer's progress like this.  And.... CONGRATULATIONS to all our BT Ironmen!!!! I stayed online wayyy too late last night, watching everyone come across the finish line. |
| 2009-06-22 3:02 PM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Master 1563 Chicago | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread GREAT JOB IRONMEN...YOU GUYS ARE SUCH ROCKSTARS!!!! WAHHHOO!! Especially you MATT BAKER....way to represent our 'hood!!
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| 2009-06-22 3:30 PM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Elite 4235 Spring, TX | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Thanks for watching folks! The support out there was amazing. The wind/rain/temp made it a long day, but it was a blast. Those last 50 meters make the rest of the day worth it!
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| 2009-06-22 5:17 PM in reply to: #2234083 |
| Master 1457 MidWest | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread D001 - 2009-06-22 11:56 AM BAMBAM66 - 2009-06-22 12:42 AM A quick update on McFuzz--- Wow..... That's all I can say, wow. That is some *serious* determination.... Has anyone gotten an update from him this morning? He clipped a sandwich board on the 2nd loop of the bike and fell to his left. He rode the rest of the way injured because he was afraid they wouldn't let him finish. Ran the entire 26.2 miles and went promptly to the medical tent. Diagnosis: likely a broken collar bone. Trip to ER will confirm tomorrow morning. I took him to the Urgent Care this morning. Official diagnosis is a broken collar bone that has 2 large fragments that will need to be (most likely) removed when we return home and after the swelling has gone down. The nurses and doctors were SUPER impressed that he continued on for 45 more miles AND ran 26.2 miles after that. He jokingly asked if this finish gives him a Kona spot! He is considering another 140.6 race but not for a couple of years. He doesn't wanna do one again next year and the following year is our youngest boys's senior year of high school. So, I envision him signing up in 2012 for one in 2013 but continue with the Olympics and 70.3s. |
| 2009-06-22 6:46 PM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Cycling Guru 15134 Fulton, MD | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread So Joel passed on a slot??? There were 35-39 with times slower than his that took them. |
| 2009-06-22 8:55 PM in reply to: #2235282 |
| Champion 10157 Alabama | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread BAMBAM66 - 2009-06-22 5:17 PM D001 - 2009-06-22 11:56 AM BAMBAM66 - 2009-06-22 12:42 AM A quick update on McFuzz--- Wow..... That's all I can say, wow. That is some *serious* determination.... Has anyone gotten an update from him this morning? He clipped a sandwich board on the 2nd loop of the bike and fell to his left. He rode the rest of the way injured because he was afraid they wouldn't let him finish. Ran the entire 26.2 miles and went promptly to the medical tent. Diagnosis: likely a broken collar bone. Trip to ER will confirm tomorrow morning. I took him to the Urgent Care this morning. Official diagnosis is a broken collar bone that has 2 large fragments that will need to be (most likely) removed when we return home and after the swelling has gone down. The nurses and doctors were SUPER impressed that he continued on for 45 more miles AND ran 26.2 miles after that. He jokingly asked if this finish gives him a Kona spot! He is considering another 140.6 race but not for a couple of years. He doesn't wanna do one again next year and the following year is our youngest boys's senior year of high school. So, I envision him signing up in 2012 for one in 2013 but continue with the Olympics and 70.3s.
Good Lord!! That is remarkable. It was exciting to what the webcast...now I'm really looking forward to the race reports! ~Mike |
| 2009-06-23 12:08 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Veteran 301 Seattle | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Thanks for watching and sending good energy our way! I felt it Yes, it was choppy, windy, cold, rainy, painful... but if I had to pick one word to describe yesterday, it was FUN! Seriously, I had such a blast out there - enjoying every moment, every cheer, every high five that I got. I couldn't stop smiling :D Congratulations to all who raced yesterday and big thanks to those of you who volunteered and helped us get through the day! |
| 2009-06-23 8:59 AM in reply to: #2235990 |
| Master 1920 Ann Arbor, MI | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread devotchkatata - 2009-06-23 1:08 AM Thanks for watching and sending good energy our way! I felt it Yes, it was choppy, windy, cold, rainy, painful... but if I had to pick one word to describe yesterday, it was FUN! Seriously, I had such a blast out there - enjoying every moment, every cheer, every high five that I got. I couldn't stop smiling :D Congratulations to all who raced yesterday and big thanks to those of you who volunteered and helped us get through the day! And HUGE congrats to you, Miss Kona Qualifier!!! Great job out there to all you Ironmen! |
| 2009-06-23 10:15 PM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Member 15 Gillingham, Kent,UK | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Hi, I've foolishly been following the cda thread and wondering why no entries Well done every one, especially McFuzz...you man of iron! Below is what I posted Monday morning...on the wrong thread The morning after the day before. What a great day only spoilt by the cold rain at the latter stages. Still even that was better than was forcast. It was great to see familiar faces both before and during the event in the guise of BT'ers. For an Englishman along way from home it was great to have friends out there. I think that alone proves what a great resource this site is. Well as for the race, I had a poor 1:31 swim, a solid 6 hr bike and a 3:49 marathon giving a total finish time of 11:29:03 My goals were a sub 4hr marathon and 11:30 total. As you can guess I am pleased with myself, although very very sore. hope everyone else had a good race. I know tobin did as I saw him at the finish having done a PR of 3:07 . Well done mate. Hopefully see some of you at awards dinner. Just hope by then I have got my appetite back! 2 weeks off training now before resuming training for IM UK in 6 weeks. I just hope the people of Bolton embrace the whole event like the community of CDA. they were great and also the hundreds of volunteers including my daughter Charlotte who spent over 6 hrs at run feed station 1. Thank you all. Colin |
| 2009-06-25 10:34 AM in reply to: #2196102 |
| Master 1376 Chicago | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread Even the dogs were cold at this years IMCDA. (Dogs.JPG) Attachments ---------------- Dogs.JPG (55KB - 30 downloads) |
| 2009-06-25 3:14 PM in reply to: #2233494 |
| Member 255 Lafayette, LA. | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread I'm ok, hypothermia (sp?) set in at about mile 10 of the run. I had to be carted to the med tent with a body temp of 94 degrees and dropping. I stayed about an hour and change, got my temps up and had them bring me back to where they picked me up. I walked the remaining 16 miles so I finished just not officially. Was having a great day until the rain; I'm from Louisiana so I'm a total wuss when it comes to cold weather  |
| 2009-06-28 10:48 AM in reply to: #2243367 |
| Elite 4235 Spring, TX | Subject: RE: CDA watching thread kritra - 2009-06-25 3:14 PM I'm ok, hypothermia (sp?) set in at about mile 10 of the run. I had to be carted to the med tent with a body temp of 94 degrees and dropping. I stayed about an hour and change, got my temps up and had them bring me back to where they picked me up. I walked the remaining 16 miles so I finished just not officially. Was having a great day until the rain; I'm from Louisiana so I'm a total wuss when it comes to cold weather
Sorry to hear about that, but I'm glad you're ok. Show's a lot of heart to go out there and walk the rest of those 16 miles! |
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