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2011-04-11 10:47 PM
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Small break through for me today:  rather than dreading another run, I spent most of the day looking forward to it.  It didn't make it any easier, but it was more enjoyable.  Slightly.

 



2011-04-11 10:56 PM
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tricrazy - 2011-04-11 8:52 AM Okay MG, I seemed to have misplaced my motivation.  Where do you usually find yours when it goes MIA?

That is a tough question. Sometimes I just force myself to do it even though I don't want to other times  I might miss a workout to get a mental break and rest.

Then I also remember how much money I just forked out on entry fees, flights, equipment and number one I don't want to let myself down.

Right now... my answer changes. The biggest motivator is someone telling me I can't do something. I just want to exhaust my body right now but I can't.

My doc for my 2nd pregnancy was super conservative and didn't want me to run. (I ran thru about 7 mos. with the first.) As soon as that baby popped out (ha -- anything BUT popping out, that one... 9 years ago on Friday, but who's counting?) I was ready to MOVE. I swore I would never complain about running for the rest of my life. Yeah, that sort-of wore off, but it did take several years for it to happen!! Hurting my hamstring now has me feeling super motivated -- I will be cherishing a healthy body soon enough, not taking anything for granted, and loving the toughest of workouts!!!

2011-04-11 11:30 PM
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tdl1972 - 2011-04-11 10:47 PM

Small break through for me today:  rather than dreading another run, I spent most of the day looking forward to it.  It didn't make it any easier, but it was more enjoyable.  Slightly.

 

FANTASTIC!  I am gonna try that tomorrow!

2011-04-12 12:27 AM
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One thing running definately does is help keep you thin and that helps on the bike too.

I've learned to enjoy my easy runs for relaxation and thinking time and my hard runs or races for testing my limits. Also the more you run the easier it gets!

2011-04-12 12:46 AM
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copa2251 - 2011-04-12 12:27 AM

One thing running definately does is help keep you thin and that helps on the bike too.

I've learned to enjoy my easy runs for relaxation and thinking time and my hard runs or races for testing my limits. Also the more you run the easier it gets!

Fabulous photo...my golden feels the same way about her vet!  I have lost 10 lbs since I started training seriously.  Crazy how it just melts off. 

Tomorrow, I am going run happy, smiling at least half of the time!

I love this group so far!

~Cheri

PS:  Does any have a good swim workout (1500 or so) they would like to share?  I am bored with mine!

 

2011-04-12 5:37 AM
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cherifortin - 2011-04-12 12:46 AM
copa2251 - 2011-04-12 12:27 AM

One thing running definately does is help keep you thin and that helps on the bike too.

I've learned to enjoy my easy runs for relaxation and thinking time and my hard runs or races for testing my limits. Also the more you run the easier it gets!

Fabulous photo...my golden feels the same way about her vet!  I have lost 10 lbs since I started training seriously.  Crazy how it just melts off. 

Tomorrow, I am going run happy, smiling at least half of the time!

I love this group so far!

~Cheri

PS:  Does any have a good swim workout (1500 or so) they would like to share?  I am bored with mine!

 

swimplan.com!  I swear by that site.  It's awesome!



2011-04-12 5:59 AM
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jfought - 2011-04-11 7:47 PM

My OCD kicked in while I was sitting here icing my achilles.  Here's a list of everybody in the MG.  Let me know if I missed anybody.  If you want them in alphabetical order, you're on your own.  

Jayne: jfought

Suzy: SSMinnow

Kyla: kkcbelle

Marla: MarlaS

Samantha: sdalessio

Linda: Terps421

Linda: velcromom

Linda: Havin'Fun

Julia: gotta run

Rachel: tricrazy

Tracy: tahrens

DJ: CyborgQueen

Kim: kt65

Erica: SoccerGK

Louise: lounav

Cheri: cherifortin

Triana: tritiny

Bruce: bfwhitt

Steve: swbkrun

Bryce: fowlmood

Matthew: mdfahy

Trevor: TrevorC

David: copa2251

David: tdl1972

Tuffli: tpnguyen10

Chris aka “SPANKY”: Techdiver

Rob: Redknight

Tony: dalessit

Brent: Scalded_Dawg

Andre: GrapeJuice

Doug: DougRob

Dino: badgerintx

John: fattyfatfat

Matt: cadmus

Barry: Plainsman AU

Stanley: trying1

Scott: everlong

George: gdale

Fred: eurasn1

 

YOU'RE AWESOME!!!

Hope that achilles heals up lickety split.

2011-04-12 6:13 AM
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fattyfatfat - 2011-04-11 8:08 PM
copa2251 - 2011-04-11 7:48 PM
sdalessio - 2011-04-11 10:49 PM

OK how many parents have has this conversation or something similiar while trying to get out the door for school.

Tony calls me at work mins. before he is supposed to take the kids to school asking me about the location of our daughter's shoes.  She doesn't like any of the ones he picked.  She says they are all too small.  Anyway I help him locate a pair then as he is getting ready to hang up the phone I hear him yelling at our son, "Drew, we do not have time to paint your sister's toenails.  We are leaving."

Ahhh I love my kids.

My wife's a midwife and goes to work very early so I've always done a lot of the early morning stuff with the kids - until recently because she's decided she doesn't like working so she's gone casual!

I used to get into work stressed up to my eyeballs because of not being able to find one shoe, hat, sock, bag etc etc etc!!!

The kids never seemed to care, I could have sent them barefoot really...Smile

hahaha!  i missed sam's post.  i can totally relate.   mornings like this morning can suck because i can't find a shoe and jarrett is two time zones west of me.  calling her at 4 am ain't an option. 

and yeah man,  some days i pull into the office garage all stressed out.  most days this happens though i'm laughing at myself an a little while later. 

 

Sadly I hear this behavior doesn't get any better just b/c they get older.  Tony still calls me at work to ask where something of HIS is!!!!  ;-)

2011-04-12 7:19 AM
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Masters swim today. It was a recovery workout and just what the doctor ordered. Tuesday's for whatever reason have been the day the past three weeks where I just felt totally beat up. Today I got in a groove and the slower pace allowed me to just work on being fluid. Thursday swims I've just felt so much stronger. 3100 yards today.

150 free
200 pull with paddles finger tips
300 4X75 kick/swim/pull
600 6X100 75/25 free/non @2:10
600 6X100 @2 1-3 4-6 desc
400 8X50 @65 1-4 5-8 desc
600 3X200 @3:40
250 free
3100 

 

 

 



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2011-04-12 7:23 AM
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tdl1972 - 2011-04-11 10:47 PM

Small break through for me today:  rather than dreading another run, I spent most of the day looking forward to it.  It didn't make it any easier, but it was more enjoyable.  Slightly.

 

 

that is AWESOME... Glad to hear that. I recall going through that same thing last year.. it is an amazing feeling... Don't get me wrong I still have runs I question...But most of the time that goes away shortly into the run.

2011-04-12 7:29 AM
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I wonder if they would consider giving each group their own sub forum? This would be so much easier to follow and stay on topic if there were separate threads in our own forum.


2011-04-12 7:41 AM
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everlong - 2011-04-12 8:29 AM I wonder if they would consider giving each group their own sub forum? This would be so much easier to follow and stay on topic if there were separate threads in our own forum.

stay on what topic? 

2011-04-12 8:03 AM
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Techdiver - 2011-04-12 8:23 AM  Don't get me wrong I still have runs 

Hey, ya' got Pac Man?

No.

Ya' got Space Invaders?

Nope.

Ya' got Asteroids?

Naw, but my dad does. Can't even sit on the toilet some days.

2011-04-12 8:06 AM
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fattyfatfat - 2011-04-12 8:41 AM

everlong - 2011-04-12 8:29 AM I wonder if they would consider giving each group their own sub forum? This would be so much easier to follow and stay on topic if there were separate threads in our own forum.

stay on what topic? 

It wasn't specific to anything currently going on in the thread. I just find myself re-reading pages I've already read every time I view the thread. I just think if we do start on a topic like swim pacing and heart rate on race day it would be easier if that was it's own thread.

2011-04-12 8:11 AM
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fattyfatfat - 2011-04-11 6:46 PM

SSMinnow - 2011-04-11 7:58 PMI wear a 7mm insert in my right shoe 

i knew it.

She's like Mickey from Seinfeld.   She's HEIGHTENING!!!

2011-04-12 8:12 AM
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everlong - 2011-04-12 5:29 AM I wonder if they would consider giving each group their own sub forum? This would be so much easier to follow and stay on topic if there were separate threads in our own forum.

Well, that would get pretty crazy to manage, since I think most of us are here to encourage one another, or to get advice from our friends, talk about things that are extremely random, post funny photos, bring up television trivia, or some to post monster workouts....there would be like 100 threads a day!!!

don't mind me...i'm on a taper week and feeling a little punchy. 

 

 



2011-04-12 8:15 AM
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I have found that I have to "surf" the MG. There are some topics where I have virtually nothing to add, e.g., nutrition. A lot of members have a great deal of knowledge of this topic so all is well, but since I do not have GI issues (cast iron stomach) I kind of read over those posts. Sometimes I have something to add, but what I generally like to get is the general up-beat vibe that come from the group as a whole. If there were separate topics in our own forum I might lose that.

JMTCW

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2011-04-12 8:16 AM
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kt65 - 2011-04-12 9:12 AM

everlong - 2011-04-12 5:29 AM I wonder if they would consider giving each group their own sub forum? This would be so much easier to follow and stay on topic if there were separate threads in our own forum.

Well, that would get pretty crazy to manage, since I think most of us are here to encourage one another, or to get advice from our friends, talk about things that are extremely random, post funny photos, bring up television trivia, or some to post monster workouts....there would be like 100 threads a day!!!

don't mind me...i'm on a taper week and feeling a little punchy. 

 

Since I am NOT tapering, what is my excuse?! Embarassed

2011-04-12 8:20 AM
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everlong - 2011-04-12 9:06 AM
fattyfatfat - 2011-04-12 8:41 AM

everlong - 2011-04-12 8:29 AM I wonder if they would consider giving each group their own sub forum? This would be so much easier to follow and stay on topic if there were separate threads in our own forum.

stay on what topic? 

It wasn't specific to anything currently going on in the thread. I just find myself re-reading pages I've already read every time I view the thread. I just think if we do start on a topic like swim pacing and heart rate on race day it would be easier if that was it's own thread.

gotcha.  couple things that might help you (and the other new folks) but may not make sense or seem like bs right now...

down the road in a few weeks or days maybe you'll be reading this thread and all of the sudden it will click.  don't ask me what will click... but it will.  it can be a little frustrating until this point because it may seem we're all over the road.  but there's are reason lots of us have become close friends over the past years, and not just online but in real life.  the living nature (craziness) of this mentor group is part of the foundation for all that. 

also,  questions get rehashed all the time.  don't ever be concerned about asking a question because you think its been asked before, might be stupid, seems to novice, etc...  

hope this kinda helps.  always feel free to pm me or anyone you feel comfortable with.

i see stamford on your race list.  forgot to mention earlier, i'm from greenwich.   

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Hey Wisconsin MG peeps, in the classifieds there is a BTer getting out of triathlon and selling some good stuff. He is in Madison. Here is the link:

www.beginnertriathlete.com/discussion/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=248082&posts=1#M3441703



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2011-04-12 8:27 AM
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Question

I will be starting my new plan on the 25th of April to start getting ready for a new HIM in September. I am using one of the custom plans from BT. This plan has me going through a Base training phase again and was wondering if that is necessary since it has only been a month since my last HIM. I have been running swimming and biking to maintain my fitness so I wouldn't fall back behind.



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DougRob - 2011-04-12 9:25 AM

Hey Wisconsin MG peeps, in the classifieds there is a BTer getting out of triathlon and selling some good stuff. He is in Madison. Here is the link:

www.beginnertriathlete.com/discussion/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=248082an&posts=1#M3441703

 

dino you better be all over that power tap.  no i'm not joking!

2011-04-12 8:30 AM
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I think I messed up the link! D'oh! Sorry just go to the classifieds the BTer is camasterson.
2011-04-12 8:46 AM
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sdalessio - 2011-04-12 5:13 AM
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sdalessio - 2011-04-11 10:49 PM

OK how many parents have has this conversation or something similiar while trying to get out the door for school.

Tony calls me at work mins. before he is supposed to take the kids to school asking me about the location of our daughter's shoes.  She doesn't like any of the ones he picked.  She says they are all too small.  Anyway I help him locate a pair then as he is getting ready to hang up the phone I hear him yelling at our son, "Drew, we do not have time to paint your sister's toenails.  We are leaving."

Ahhh I love my kids.

My wife's a midwife and goes to work very early so I've always done a lot of the early morning stuff with the kids - until recently because she's decided she doesn't like working so she's gone casual!

I used to get into work stressed up to my eyeballs because of not being able to find one shoe, hat, sock, bag etc etc etc!!!

The kids never seemed to care, I could have sent them barefoot really...Smile

hahaha!  i missed sam's post.  i can totally relate.   mornings like this morning can suck because i can't find a shoe and jarrett is two time zones west of me.  calling her at 4 am ain't an option. 

and yeah man,  some days i pull into the office garage all stressed out.  most days this happens though i'm laughing at myself an a little while later. 

 

Sadly I hear this behavior doesn't get any better just b/c they get older.  Tony still calls me at work to ask where something of HIS is!!!!  ;-)

That is understandable though. Why would Tony know where any of his laundry is? He doesn't do it does he?

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sdalessio - 2011-04-11 10:49 PM

OK how many parents have has this conversation or something similiar while trying to get out the door for school.

Tony calls me at work mins. before he is supposed to take the kids to school asking me about the location of our daughter's shoes.  She doesn't like any of the ones he picked.  She says they are all too small.  Anyway I help him locate a pair then as he is getting ready to hang up the phone I hear him yelling at our son, "Drew, we do not have time to paint your sister's toenails.  We are leaving."

Ahhh I love my kids.

My wife's a midwife and goes to work very early so I've always done a lot of the early morning stuff with the kids - until recently because she's decided she doesn't like working so she's gone casual!

I used to get into work stressed up to my eyeballs because of not being able to find one shoe, hat, sock, bag etc etc etc!!!

The kids never seemed to care, I could have sent them barefoot really...Smile

hahaha!  i missed sam's post.  i can totally relate.   mornings like this morning can suck because i can't find a shoe and jarrett is two time zones west of me.  calling her at 4 am ain't an option. 

and yeah man,  some days i pull into the office garage all stressed out.  most days this happens though i'm laughing at myself an a little while later. 

 

Sadly I hear this behavior doesn't get any better just b/c they get older.  Tony still calls me at work to ask where something of HIS is!!!!  ;-)

That is understandable though. Why would Tony know where any of his laundry is? He doesn't do it does he?

 

Why yes he does - pretty much all of it these days.  I've got that boy trained!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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