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2008-06-12 10:11 PM
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I've decided (with the help of some friends and people that are way smarter than me) to not adjust my training plan

at this point, adding in more running would just make me susceptible to injury and since I spent almost all of last year working through injury...........

so, I'm just going to Du the best I can

I'm sort of coming at this from a very strange angle - the majority of my bike training has been in spinning class (due to the commute), I've made a ton of progress in the running department, and I've maintained performance in the swim (which of course in this case doesn't really apply - other than for overall fitness

I'm just going to enjoy the atmosphere - they did a great job last year!  I'm going to enjoy the people

long story short, I'm going to make the best of it (for the record, it took me a little bit to get ot this point )



2008-06-12 11:57 PM
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lastcall2003 - 2008-06-12 8:11 PM

I've decided (with the help of some friends and people that are way smarter than me) to not adjust my training plan

at this point, adding in more running would just make me susceptible to injury and since I spent almost all of last year working through injury...........

so, I'm just going to Du the best I can

I'm sort of coming at this from a very strange angle - the majority of my bike training has been in spinning class (due to the commute), I've made a ton of progress in the running department, and I've maintained performance in the swim (which of course in this case doesn't really apply - other than for overall fitness

I'm just going to enjoy the atmosphere - they did a great job last year!  I'm going to enjoy the people

long story short, I'm going to make the best of it (for the record, it took me a little bit to get ot this point )

So Beth is your DU a run bike run or just a bike and run.

My DU this weekend is a 5k 20k 5k run bike run and this is my first time riding my bike in a race just a little nervouse about it but I should be ok.

2008-06-13 7:14 AM
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lastcall2003 - 2008-06-12 9:11 PM

I've decided (with the help of some friends and people that are way smarter than me) to not adjust my training plan

at this point, adding in more running would just make me susceptible to injury and since I spent almost all of last year working through injury...........

so, I'm just going to Du the best I can

I'm sort of coming at this from a very strange angle - the majority of my bike training has been in spinning class (due to the commute), I've made a ton of progress in the running department, and I've maintained performance in the swim (which of course in this case doesn't really apply - other than for overall fitness)

I'm just going to enjoy the atmosphere - they did a great job last year! I'm going to enjoy the people

long story short, I'm going to make the best of it (for the record, it took me a little bit to get ot this point )

That's because of your competitive nature!  I think you're doing the right thing.  Just think of it as an interesting fun training day  

2008-06-13 7:17 AM
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You've got 7 hrs of riding in so far in June -- you'll do great on the bike Gary!!

My 2nd race last year I couldn't quite swing my leg over the bike at the dismount area so I hopped for about 10 yards trying not to fall over   Looked dang gracefull I'm sure. 

2008-06-13 7:27 AM
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gslye - 2008-06-12 11:57 PM
lastcall2003 - 2008-06-12 8:11 PM

I've decided (with the help of some friends and people that are way smarter than me) to not adjust my training plan

at this point, adding in more running would just make me susceptible to injury and since I spent almost all of last year working through injury...........

so, I'm just going to Du the best I can

I'm sort of coming at this from a very strange angle - the majority of my bike training has been in spinning class (due to the commute), I've made a ton of progress in the running department, and I've maintained performance in the swim (which of course in this case doesn't really apply - other than for overall fitness)

I'm just going to enjoy the atmosphere - they did a great job last year! I'm going to enjoy the people

long story short, I'm going to make the best of it (for the record, it took me a little bit to get ot this point )

So Beth is your DU a run bike run or just a bike and run.

My DU this weekend is a 5k 20k 5k run bike run and this is my first time riding my bike in a race just a little nervouse about it but I should be ok.

Yep - they are referring to it as a 'dry-tri'- pretty creative - LOL

from what I've heard it will be a 10k run, 40k bike, 5k run

Yikes! 

2008-06-13 8:20 AM
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2008-06-13 8:23 AM
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2008-06-13 8:29 AM
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To bed at 1am...up at 6am.  Couldn't sleep...I think I was nervous about my race...

The 'trial' run today...20 min open water (it's gorgeous today), hopefully out at Baker Park Reserve this afternoon (site of the HIM)...20 min bike - just go through all the gears, put on my Bento box (fill it full of good nutrition , Hammer gels and such), make sure I've got all my Allen wrenches, cartridges, tire levers...20 min run...

Take a nap, wedding reception tonight, pick up race packet, put the rack on the car, and get a GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP...

2008-06-13 8:37 AM
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2008-06-13 8:41 AM
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wgraves7582 - 2008-06-13 8:37 AM
sparco - 2008-06-13 9:29 AM

To bed at 1am...up at 6am.  Couldn't sleep...I think I was nervous about my race...

The 'trial' run today...20 min open water (it's gorgeous today), hopefully out at Baker Park Reserve this afternoon (site of the HIM)...20 min bike - just go through all the gears, put on my Bento box (fill it full of good nutrition , Hammer gels and such), make sure I've got all my Allen wrenches, cartridges, tire levers...20 min run...

Take a nap, wedding reception tonight, pick up race packet, put the rack on the car, and get a GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP...

Have a great race and get some sleep!!!

Thanks Bill.  20 long weeks summed up in 6 1/2 hours tomorrow.  I'm a little undertrained, but it is what it is...I'll take what the course will give me...

Incredible inspiration from this site during the whole training process...BT is awesome!

2008-06-13 8:45 AM
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2008-06-13 8:50 AM
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wgraves7582 - 2008-06-13 8:20 AM
lastcall2003 - 2008-06-12 10:54 PM

soooooo,

I have a little news - my first and probably only race for this season is coming up on the 22nd

well..............mother nature has not been cooperating so, it is now a du

wish me luck!

Good luck on the new DU. I actually prefer DU's because you get to challenge yourself with a fun run twice instead of only 1 time!

Next weekend so are you going through the Taper Blues next week?

thanks - it will be fun, I hope

I rarely use fun and run in the same sentence - lol

now fun and swim, that's a different story! 

2008-06-13 8:53 AM
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lastcall2003 - 2008-06-13 8:50 AM
wgraves7582 - 2008-06-13 8:20 AM
lastcall2003 - 2008-06-12 10:54 PM

soooooo,

I have a little news - my first and probably only race for this season is coming up on the 22nd

well..............mother nature has not been cooperating so, it is now a du

wish me luck!

Good luck on the new DU. I actually prefer DU's because you get to challenge yourself with a fun run twice instead of only 1 time!

Next weekend so are you going through the Taper Blues next week?

thanks - it will be fun, I hope

I rarely use fun and run in the same sentence - lol

now fun and swim, that's a different story! 

Beth, YOU ARE READY!  That is all...

(sorry it turned into a du, but you'll do great)

2008-06-13 8:53 AM
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Oh...I guess that wasn't all...

HAVE FUN!  That's what it's all about...

That is all...

2008-06-13 8:56 AM
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TinkerBeth
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sparco - 2008-06-13 8:53 AM

Oh...I guess that wasn't all...

HAVE FUN! That's what it's all about...

That is all...

LOL!

thanks Sal!

You will do great in your race as well! 

2008-06-13 9:06 AM
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Best of luck to Beth and Sal tomorrow (and anyone else who is racing!).  I'm looking forward to reading those race reports!!


2008-06-13 9:12 AM
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TinkerBeth
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Sledge - 2008-06-13 9:06 AM Best of luck to Beth and Sal tomorrow (and anyone else who is racing!). I'm looking forward to reading those race reports!!

you'll have to wait a week for mine - my race is the 22nd - I'm just already nervous because of the change in venue!

LOL! 

2008-06-13 9:16 AM
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lastcall2003 - 2008-06-13 9:12 AM

Sledge - 2008-06-13 9:06 AM Best of luck to Beth and Sal tomorrow (and anyone else who is racing!). I'm looking forward to reading those race reports!!

you'll have to wait a week for mine - my race is the 22nd - I'm just already nervous because of the change in venue!

LOL! 

Oops -- I guess I should pay better attention to what I'm reading!

2008-06-13 9:18 AM
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TinkerBeth
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Sledge - 2008-06-13 9:16 AM
lastcall2003 - 2008-06-13 9:12 AM

Sledge - 2008-06-13 9:06 AM Best of luck to Beth and Sal tomorrow (and anyone else who is racing!). I'm looking forward to reading those race reports!!

you'll have to wait a week for mine - my race is the 22nd - I'm just already nervous because of the change in venue!

LOL!

Oops -- I guess I should pay better attention to what I'm reading!

lol - hey I'll take all the good wishes I get! 

2008-06-13 10:22 AM
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Good luck to everyone racing this weekend! And to everyone else, happy training!

I've got a busy weekend - first OWS with a wetsuit tomorrow morning (yikes!), long bike and long run sometime during the weekend, and volunteering at a sprint tri on Sunday. Plus, I'm hoping to hit up a local art sale to find some artwork for my home and office. Never a dull moment...
2008-06-13 11:40 AM
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I think I've lived in Utah too long...every time I hear someone talk a bout a race on Sunday, I do a double take. The whole concept seems so foreign. Growing up, there were only a handful of gas stations and grocery stores that stayed open on Sundays. Things have gotten a lot better as I've aged.


2008-06-13 11:41 AM
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Good Luck to all our racers this weekend!!! (and next week, too... )
2008-06-13 11:47 AM
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2008-06-13 12:50 PM
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TinkerBeth
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wgraves7582 - 2008-06-13 11:47 AM

givemashot - 2008-06-13 12:40 PM I think I've lived in Utah too long...every time I hear someone talk a bout a race on Sunday, I do a double take. The whole concept seems so foreign. Growing up, there were only a handful of gas stations and grocery stores that stayed open on Sundays. Things have gotten a lot better as I've aged.

I remember being in Virginia in 1995 for the Navy and the malls were closed on Sunday's!  This have definitely changed for sure!

Wonder where the Bible Belt is defined as today?  Maybe our Pastor's waist line?  (Get it I made a funny!)

hehe!  that was kind of funny!

2008-06-13 1:08 PM
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givemashot - 2008-06-13 10:40 AM I think I've lived in Utah too long...every time I hear someone talk a bout a race on Sunday, I do a double take. The whole concept seems so foreign. Growing up, there were only a handful of gas stations and grocery stores that stayed open on Sundays. Things have gotten a lot better as I've aged.

And it's a good thing cuz it takes me all day Saturday to get ready for a Sunday race

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