Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed (Page 35)

2008-02-23 7:27 PM

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Expert

938

Orange County, California

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

I still have to figure out the body rotation and front quadrant thing.

JJCraig

2008-02-23 7:30 PM

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Regular

Noblesville, Indiana

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Sorry guys/gals been rather busy. I will post an update to the Feb. challenge tomorrow. Have a great Sunday!

2008-02-24 1:01 AM

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938

Orange County, California

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

No worries.

My bike is slacking.

2008-02-24 9:10 AM

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1157

Tremonton, Utah

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-23 7:27 PM I still have to figure out the body rotation and front quadrant thing.

Welcome to the club -- That's probably my biggest sticking point

When you figure it out, will you share?

JJCraig

2008-02-24 6:48 PM

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Regular

Noblesville, Indiana

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

I am so proud of everyone for doing such a great job with the Challenge this month with all the illness, challenges in life and other stuff. Here are the results for the month. Hope everyone gets well and gets through the 'challenges'. Keep it going we have 5 days!

BTW if you achieve a 'score' of 110% or more I've capped that total at 110%....so the top score for each event is 110%, therefore, the highest total achievable is 110%..

	Swim	Bike	Run	Results
Jim(jjcraig)	13,850 yds 20,000 yds	12:34 14 hrs	69.6 85 miles	80.3%
Sal(sparco)	7350 yds 6,000 yds	6:12 hrs 7 hrs	58.26 miles 60 miles	98.6%
Mila(milaminute)	12650 m 15,000 m	223.45 miles 325 miles	24.66 miles 30 miles	78.43%
Corey(Lwoodtri)	0 yds 6,000 yds	131.6 miles 300 miles	37 miles 60 miles	35.2%
Andy(Hammeroz)	6000 yds 8,000 yds	2:50 hours 6 hours	50.38 miles 50 miles	74.4%
Cashmason	5000 yds 4,000 yds	145.16 miles 170 miles	68.82 miles 60 miles	101.8%
gygy(Gygyhawk)	1200 yds 4,500 yds	1:40 hrs 3 hrs	10.16 miles 20 miles	44.4%
Brett(UTTriman)	16050 yds 20,000 yds	10 miles 50 miles	30.05 miles 35 miles	62.0%
Kara(redlv)	9 workouts 8 workouts	6 workouts 8 workouts	6 workouts 12 workouts	78.3%

2008-02-24 7:43 PM

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Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cool!! Thanks for the update Jim. Uhhh... looks like I have to ride a cool hundy this week to make my goal... I shoulda been a sandbagger .

Everyone's doing great. Keep it up! The season is right around the corner... well, at least it is where I live.

2008-02-24 7:44 PM

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Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-24 2:01 AM No worries. My bike is slacking.

Doesn't appear to be, Cash... seems like my bike is slacking!

2008-02-24 9:13 PM

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938

Orange County, California

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Umm my bike goal was half of yours. 325 miles a month on the bike?

Mila your new nickname is Iron Butt.

Edited by Cashmason 2008-02-24 9:14 PM

Lwoodtri

2008-02-25 5:25 AM

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108

Key West, Florida

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Ouch . . .Looks like I am the slacker this month! I guess I will HAVE to start getting in the pool now that the numbers don't lie!

2008-02-25 8:21 AM

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1157

Tremonton, Utah

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Man oh Man! Looks like I've got to find a bike this week, but at least I'm not a SANDBAGGER like some who shall not be named! I made my run goal this morning, and I'll hit the swim goal no problem, but man -- I gotta get some time in the saddle! Whew!

Bikes in the shop getting a tune up, new wheels, new bar tape, so I guess at least until Wednesday, I'm stuck on the stationary.

I think I'll swim tomorrow and Thursday. Bike Wednesday and Saturday, and get another run (perhaps a brick) and Friday. Yea, that works...

Edited by UTTriman 2008-02-25 8:24 AM

sparco

2008-02-25 10:58 AM

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4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

UTTriman - 2008-02-25 8:21 AM

Bikes in the shop getting a tune up, new wheels, new bar tape, so I guess at least until Wednesday, I'm stuck on the stationary.

I think I'll swim tomorrow and Thursday. Bike Wednesday and Saturday, and get another run (perhaps a brick) and Friday. Yea, that works...

Uh, might I just say that I've got 90 miles logged on the trainer to this point.

Also, I thought I had changed my swim goal to 20,000 ~~just to appease UTTriman~~. I'm not going to hit it by any means. I'm at 13,200 yds right now, if I can get better and get in another 5,100 yds this week, I should be at 18,300.

sparco

2008-02-25 12:08 PM

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4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Uh...this Jim guy's pretty humble...got hardware and didn't even mention a word in the mentor group...

2008-02-25 12:30 PM

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Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-24 10:13 PM Umm my bike goal was half of yours. 325 miles a month on the bike? Mila your new nickname is Iron Butt.

LOL! I, ummmm, really like my bike a lot . It looks just as pretty on a trainer as it does outside. Oh and there's also that whole getting paid to teach spin classes thing.

2008 totals
Bike:	32h 40m 30s - 568.72 Mi

2007 totals
Bike:	298h 04m 07s - 5057.61 Mi

Of course, if you look at my swim and run volumes, uhhhh, not so much .

Edited by milaminute 2008-02-25 1:03 PM

2008-02-25 12:36 PM

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Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

sparco - 2008-02-25 1:08 PM

Uh...this Jim guy's pretty humble...got hardware and didn't even mention a word in the mentor group...

Holy smokes!!!!!!!! Speedy quick pace, Jim! Congrats .

2008-02-25 9:13 PM

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938

Orange County, California

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Congrats speed sandbagger Jim!

I am sure they will mail you the hardware.

2008-02-25 9:17 PM

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938

Orange County, California

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

15.2 miles running today.

Just for Mila and Sal, kept the average heart rate to 129 beats per minute.

2008-02-26 3:48 AM

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Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-25 10:17 PM 15.2 miles running today. Just for Mila and Sal, kept the average heart rate to 129 beats per minute.

You're such a giver, Cash . Nice run!

2008-02-26 12:54 PM

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1157

Tremonton, Utah

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

sparco - 2008-02-25 10:58 AM

UTTriman - 2008-02-25 8:21 AM

Bikes in the shop getting a tune up, new wheels, new bar tape, so I guess at least until Wednesday, I'm stuck on the stationary.

I think I'll swim tomorrow and Thursday. Bike Wednesday and Saturday, and get another run (perhaps a brick) and Friday. Yea, that works...

Uh, might I just say that I've got 90 miles logged on the trainer to this point.

Also, I thought I had changed my swim goal to 20,000 ~~just to appease UTTriman~~. I'm not going to hit it by any means. I'm at 13,200 yds right now, if I can get better and get in another 5,100 yds this week, I should be at 18,300.

I think someone is feeling a little GUILTY! -- I didn't mention ANYONE's name..... I'm glad he's 'fessin up! It's good for the soul!

As for me, as of this morning, I'm at 19550 yards on the swim. Gonna hit the cycle tomorrow, and pick up another 15-20 miles there, and then on to complete the goals! I'm gonna struggle to make my bike goal though. You'd think I'd be all over it, but I've just gotten my bike BACK from the shop, and well, most know how much I HATE the trainer!

2008-02-26 4:17 PM

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938

Orange County, California

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

I am not up to date on the Mila Reality Series. I hear its got the number one ratings in it's time slot. Which 2 classes got dropped? Your cat gets frightened by the rain?

I had two dogs that I adopted of the streets and they always freaked when there was lightening. They both died in the last year though. One was 15 and one was 14.

The two pomeranians that came from the breeder as gifts to my g/f were never bothered by storms.

I can't be accused of sandbagging as we have had 15 foot waves hitting the beaches here since Sunday. One pier is destroyed and much of the beach sand has been washed out to sea. That will kill the tourist trade here this summer.

2008-02-26 9:14 PM

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Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-26 5:17 PM I am not up to date on the Mila Reality Series. I hear its got the number one ratings in it's time slot. Which 2 classes got dropped? Your cat gets frightened by the rain? I had two dogs that I adopted of the streets and they always freaked when there was lightening. They both died in the last year though. One was 15 and one was 14. The two pomeranians that came from the breeder as gifts to my g/f were never bothered by storms. I can't be accused of sandbagging as we have had 15 foot waves hitting the beaches here since Sunday. One pier is destroyed and much of the beach sand has been washed out to sea. That will kill the tourist trade here this summer.

You can't miss a day in Milaville, Cash. Let's see:

1. The classes that got dropped are both of my 5:45 a.m. classes. It's a decision that I made a long time ago but I needed to time it right. Long story that I may post in my blog one day in the near future.

2. Nope, the cat's not afraid of rain. We had terrible storms last night (lost a tree behind our house) and the Big Dumb Dog (BDD) was terrified. The cat seems to have no fear. The smaller dog was unfazed by all of it.

3. Aye yie yie about the waves/pier/tourist trade. Stay safe out there once you can get back in.

2008-02-27 10:12 AM

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1157

Tremonton, Utah

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-26 4:17 PM I am not up to date on the Mila Reality Series. I hear its got the number one ratings in it's time slot. Which 2 classes got dropped? Your cat gets frightened by the rain? I had two dogs that I adopted of the streets and they always freaked when there was lightening. They both died in the last year though. One was 15 and one was 14. The two pomeranians that came from the breeder as gifts to my g/f were never bothered by storms. I can't be accused of sandbagging as we have had 15 foot waves hitting the beaches here since Sunday. One pier is destroyed and much of the beach sand has been washed out to sea. That will kill the tourist trade here this summer.

Bummer on the Beach Erosion... Hope there is at least a little sand for you to bag when it's all said and done......

With that in mind, which pier got wiped out. I used to love to go out the Huntington Beach Pier. Was fun to go to that little restaurant out on the end.

Surfers are probably even staying out of the water with waves that high!

2008-02-27 3:16 PM

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938

Orange County, California

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

The Huntington Pier got wiped out years ago, and they rebuilt it all out of concrete. Ruby's the 50's diner is at the end of that pier now. Great views of the ocean.

Darwin is at work. There are still a few surfers out there. Am sure at least one of them will be wiped out of the gene pool shortly.

I don't swim well enough to deal with ocean waves yet. Most of my swimming is in the pool. Occaisonally in a lake or a protected ocean cove where there aren't any waves. Besides, ocean temps right now are 57 degrees and I don't own a wet suit.

Exhibit C sure is cute Mila. Did he get your or boy toy's looks?

8 miles running today. 75 degrees at 9 am. Gonna be a hot summer.

sparco

2008-02-27 3:17 PM

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4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-27 3:16 PM The Huntington Pier got wiped out years ago, and they rebuilt it all out of concrete. Ruby's the 50's diner is at the end of that pier now. Great views of the ocean. Darwin is at work. There are still a few surfers out there. Am sure at least one of them will be wiped out of the gene pool shortly. I don't swim well enough to deal with ocean waves yet. Most of my swimming is in the pool. Occaisonally in a lake or a protected ocean cove where there aren't any waves. Besides, ocean temps right now are 57 degrees and I don't own a wet suit. Exhibit C sure is cute Mila. Did he get your or boy toy's looks? 8 miles running today. 75 degrees at 9 am. Gonna be a hot summer.

What's summer?

2008-02-27 4:48 PM

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Subject: RE: Milaminute and Sparco's Group - Closed

Cashmason - 2008-02-27 4:16 PM Exhibit C sure is cute Mila. Did he get your or boy toy's looks?

C'mon now, is that a real question, Cash??

True story: A friend of mine was helping with my kids one day. She took them somewhere and ran into a mutual friend of ours. First words out of his mouth: "I've never seen those kids in my life but I'd bet a whole lotta money they are Mila's!". My daughter looks just like me except with blonde hair and blue eyes. I don't think the boys look much like me at all, though others would argue that they do.