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2011-11-05 9:29 PM
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TrevorC - 2011-11-05 7:22 PM

gotta run - 2011-11-05 8:20 PM Ugh. What's up with the music??

 

This one is fitting.... I would walk 100 miles......

 

Why do the call them 'winners?' Not a fan of that

I finished IMMOO to 'I would walk 500 miles"   ....it's now on my Ipod.  CdA was "Born to Run"  It was ALREADY on my Ipod.



2011-11-05 9:30 PM
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Congratulations William and Chris! Amazing Ironman finishes for both of you!!! Can't wait to read the race reports

Julia!!! Awesome 5 minute PR! Congratulations!!! P.S. First thing I did was come back to the hotel and take a long hot shower... all warmed up now

John- Do you have an update on Barry?

It was cold, snowy, and muddy for my 50k today... lots of technical single track and lots of climbing, absolutely beautiful scenery, especially with the snow covered mountains.  All in all it was a great day, and I can check Utah off my list and officially join the 50 states club now that I have 10 states done. Still not sure how 19 MORE miles are going to happen... one step at a time I suppose.

 

2011-11-05 9:38 PM
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oh oh crossing finish line with the kids.....DQ
2011-11-05 9:45 PM
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Hate to see the DQ!!!

 

Come on, Barry!!!

2011-11-05 9:48 PM
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This announcer stinks.
2011-11-05 10:00 PM
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open night mic? seriously??

C'mon Barry finish this up. IT band must be killing him.



2011-11-05 10:01 PM
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I can't imagine covering that kind of distance with a bad IT band. Brave man.
2011-11-05 10:03 PM
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I'd want my money back.  Give me Mike Reilly.
2011-11-05 10:05 PM
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Hang in there, Barry!!!
2011-11-05 10:10 PM
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YEA!!!!!!!!!!   Nice Barry!!!

2011-11-05 10:11 PM
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There's our boy!!! Good job bringing it home Barry.

 

IRONMAN!!!



2011-11-05 10:11 PM
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open mic = painful

 

John would do a good job, don't you think?

2011-11-05 10:15 PM
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TrevorC - 2011-11-05 11:11 PM

There's our boy!!! Good job bringing it home Barry.

 

IRONMAN!!!

 

CONGRATULATIONS, BARRY!!!

2011-11-05 10:16 PM
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gotta run - 2011-11-05 9:11 PM

open mic = painful

 

John would do a good job, don't you think?

I agree, except for the fact that he is passed out in a park right now.

2011-11-05 10:20 PM
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Congratulations, Barry! You are an IRONMAN!!! Cannot wait to hear all about it!

So happy for our Ironman peeps!

Good night all, I'm exhausted.

2011-11-06 12:25 AM
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Big day today!!!! Congrats all!!!


2011-11-06 1:06 AM
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Congrats, Barry! War Eagle Ironman!
2011-11-06 3:38 AM
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Yeah Barry!!!
2011-11-06 5:37 AM
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Congratulations Barry, You Are an IRONMAN!! Way to tough it out!!! Amazing day for all of you!
2011-11-06 6:40 AM
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AWESOME JOB GUYS!!!!! Sorry we missed you Barry, way to freakin' hang in there bro! Had an absolute blast yesterday spectating, catching and hanging out with Linda. I'll post more about the day with pics when I get home. Now, we get to go sit in line!!!!!!
2011-11-06 7:08 AM
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Congrats to William, Chris & Barry.  Wish I could have been there (or even online) to watch.

And awesome job to this weekends other racers-Julia, Roni, ????.  I've been trying to keep up, but I've missed a lot.  I'm in Bloomington this weekend visiting my daughter at I.U.  Trying to keep up with a 21 year old is at least comparable to an oly, don't you think.  We got in at 2am last night.  Ugggg.  I need to get back to work and rest.

Side note:  I have a friend from a previous mentor group that qualified for Boston 2013 yesterday.  He ran the Columbus Marathon 3 weeks ago and missed the bq time by 20 seconds.  Yesterday he made it with 7 seconds to spare.  His BT username is DirkP if anyone wants to give him a shout out.



2011-11-06 7:19 AM
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Way to go William and Barry.  Congratulations IRONMEN!!!

 

2011-11-06 8:08 AM
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HOLY COW!  I am and IRONMAN.

Thank you guys for hanging in there and following me in.  It really means a ton to me and I can promise that you guys had a big part in getting me across the line...it was not easy. lol

Quick breakdown:

Got going with the swim and felt really comfortable.  Got way off course coming in on the first loop...was following the wrong set of feet.  Kayak guy was slapping the paddles at us to get us back on course, so that cost me some time.

I felt like I had room to put some effort into the bike.  Never pounded it at all, just kept comfy pace and worked with the wind as best I could.  Around mile 60 was one of those et oh moments when I got a sharp pain in my knee.  The last 50 miles, I basically took the pressure totally off my left leg and used my rt. leg for most of my power.  Still felt like I was killing it coming in, but I knew that I had room to use a little more energy, as my plan for the run was to start out walking anyway.  Peed 6 times during the bike, so must have been hydrated ...lol

Got off the bike through transition and started my walk, and  in less than a mile, my IT band in left knee pretty much felt like someone was hitting me with a hammer in the knee every step.  Luckily after another mile, it just hurt all the time.  This was actually better than with every step, and I just blocked it out.  Because I was favoring my right leg on the bike and with my limp, somewhere around the second loop my rt. IT band starting that feeling as if someone had a blade in my kneecap.  This was some relief, as it totally took my mind off my left knee...lol  At least changing it up a bit.  Fortunately met up with a BT guy (frnk36) who was in pain also, and we walked the last loop together.  We were laughing about the pain we were in, but at least we kept each other going at a steady, but slow, pace.   But made it in.

Congrats to William and Chris.  Awesome times.  Thanks to John and Linda.  Did not get to see Linda...Yet.  

YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!

2011-11-06 8:22 AM
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Plainsman AU - 2011-11-06 6:08 AM

HOLY COW!  I am and IRONMAN.

Thank you guys for hanging in there and following me in.  It really means a ton to me and I can promise that you guys had a big part in getting me across the line...it was not easy. lol

Quick breakdown:

Got going with the swim and felt really comfortable.  Got way off course coming in on the first loop...was following the wrong set of feet.  Kayak guy was slapping the paddles at us to get us back on course, so that cost me some time.

I felt like I had room to put some effort into the bike.  Never pounded it at all, just kept comfy pace and worked with the wind as best I could.  Around mile 60 was one of those et oh moments when I got a sharp pain in my knee.  The last 50 miles, I basically took the pressure totally off my left leg and used my rt. leg for most of my power.  Still felt like I was killing it coming in, but I knew that I had room to use a little more energy, as my plan for the run was to start out walking anyway.  Peed 6 times during the bike, so must have been hydrated ...lol

Got off the bike through transition and started my walk, and  in less than a mile, my IT band in left knee pretty much felt like someone was hitting me with a hammer in the knee every step.  Luckily after another mile, it just hurt all the time.  This was actually better than with every step, and I just blocked it out.  Because I was favoring my right leg on the bike and with my limp, somewhere around the second loop my rt. IT band starting that feeling as if someone had a blade in my kneecap.  This was some relief, as it totally took my mind off my left knee...lol  At least changing it up a bit.  Fortunately met up with a BT guy (frnk36) who was in pain also, and we walked the last loop together.  We were laughing about the pain we were in, but at least we kept each other going at a steady, but slow, pace.   But made it in.

Congrats to William and Chris.  Awesome times.  Thanks to John and Linda.  Did not get to see Linda...Yet.  

YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!

Barry!!! Thanks for checking in, IRONMAN!!! Way to tough it out! Now get some rest, recovery, and take care of those IT bands. Awesome job!!!

2011-11-06 9:12 AM
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Plainsman AU - 2011-11-06 8:08 AM

HOLY COW!  I am and IRONMAN.

Thank you guys for hanging in there and following me in.  It really means a ton to me and I can promise that you guys had a big part in getting me across the line...it was not easy. lol

Quick breakdown:

Got going with the swim and felt really comfortable.  Got way off course coming in on the first loop...was following the wrong set of feet.  Kayak guy was slapping the paddles at us to get us back on course, so that cost me some time.

I felt like I had room to put some effort into the bike.  Never pounded it at all, just kept comfy pace and worked with the wind as best I could.  Around mile 60 was one of those et oh moments when I got a sharp pain in my knee.  The last 50 miles, I basically took the pressure totally off my left leg and used my rt. leg for most of my power.  Still felt like I was killing it coming in, but I knew that I had room to use a little more energy, as my plan for the run was to start out walking anyway.  Peed 6 times during the bike, so must have been hydrated ...lol

Got off the bike through transition and started my walk, and  in less than a mile, my IT band in left knee pretty much felt like someone was hitting me with a hammer in the knee every step.  Luckily after another mile, it just hurt all the time.  This was actually better than with every step, and I just blocked it out.  Because I was favoring my right leg on the bike and with my limp, somewhere around the second loop my rt. IT band starting that feeling as if someone had a blade in my kneecap.  This was some relief, as it totally took my mind off my left knee...lol  At least changing it up a bit.  Fortunately met up with a BT guy (frnk36) who was in pain also, and we walked the last loop together.  We were laughing about the pain we were in, but at least we kept each other going at a steady, but slow, pace.   But made it in.

Congrats to William and Chris.  Awesome times.  Thanks to John and Linda.  Did not get to see Linda...Yet.  

YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!

That took guts Barry - I find your race more impressive than that of the sub 8 hour guy....

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