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 2013-01-30 11:30 AM in reply to: #4543349 |
Veteran  487   Nova Scotia, Canada |  Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed40min in the pool for 1900m workout at lunch. Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24
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| 2013-01-30 12:43 PM in reply to: #4601370 |
Expert 2811  | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed 40:28 runch on the dreadmill. I had images of running outside, but the rain made my road look like someone drove the Zamboni on it. Yesterday work got in the way of fun Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24 |
| 2013-01-30 1:04 PM in reply to: #4543349 |
Regular 789 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Aero helmet or not? My tri bike last summer came with an aero helmet. By far not a top of the line one. I have yet to wear it on a ride either so I don't even know if I would tolerate it or not. I've done some reading online and after watching Kona this last year, it seems that some like them and some don't. One of the things I have read is that if you don't keep your head in that aero position you actually lose efficiency because of the tail. I know regularly I move my head around quite a bit while riding. IM CDA I have heard can be windy on sections of the course and with a side wind the aero helmet doesn't help at all either. Or at least I have read that. So thoughts on using one or using my road bike helmet? |
| 2013-01-30 1:47 PM in reply to: #4543349 |
Expert 4759 Middle River, Maryland Silver member | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed 90 minute lunch session on the trainer, TR "Lion Rock". Kept HR below MAF until the last interval or so. Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24
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| 2013-01-30 1:49 PM in reply to: #4601586 |
Veteran 487 Nova Scotia, Canada | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed spie34 - 2013-01-30 3:04 PM Aero helmet or not? My tri bike last summer came with an aero helmet. By far not a top of the line one. I have yet to wear it on a ride either so I don't even know if I would tolerate it or not. I've done some reading online and after watching Kona this last year, it seems that some like them and some don't. One of the things I have read is that if you don't keep your head in that aero position you actually lose efficiency because of the tail. I know regularly I move my head around quite a bit while riding. IM CDA I have heard can be windy on sections of the course and with a side wind the aero helmet doesn't help at all either. Or at least I have read that. So thoughts on using one or using my road bike helmet? I was speaking with the LBS the other day about getting an aero helmet. They recommended the new Giro Air Attack. Its one of the new style aero helmets that are like a regular helmet without the vents, that all the pros were sporting at the TdF last year. They apparently are testing better then the regular style helmets in the wind tunnel, and eliminate the air brake effect with looking down. There was an intresting video that I watched online the other day when searching info on the Air Attack that described the features. Might be an option. Edited by BigDaddyD79 2013-01-30 1:51 PM |
| 2013-01-30 2:20 PM in reply to: #4601586 |
Expert 2811 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed spie34 - 2013-01-30 1:04 PM Aero helmet or not? My tri bike last summer came with an aero helmet. By far not a top of the line one. I have yet to wear it on a ride either so I don't even know if I would tolerate it or not. I've done some reading online and after watching Kona this last year, it seems that some like them and some don't. One of the things I have read is that if you don't keep your head in that aero position you actually lose efficiency because of the tail. I know regularly I move my head around quite a bit while riding. IM CDA I have heard can be windy on sections of the course and with a side wind the aero helmet doesn't help at all either. Or at least I have read that. So thoughts on using one or using my road bike helmet? I was given one last fall, after my HIM. I got to use it for about a month and a half. I've read the reports and they are supposed to be more helpful than a disk. I also deal with a sturdy crosswind off of lake Huron, but even with a cross wind, you still have to break wind (a don't know what it is really called, it just seemed a funny way to say it) for foreward momentum, still making the helmet effective than not having one. Since I have teen aged daughters, mine has rules. I can't wear it in group rides. I can't wear it if I go through town. If I ride to one of their sporting events or from one of their practices, I can't wear it. If they have friends over, I can't wear it. All of these rules also apply to tri and bike shorts. Edited by JBacarella 2013-01-30 2:23 PM |
| 2013-01-30 2:42 PM in reply to: #4601711 |
Master 3022 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed JBacarella - 2013-01-30 3:20 PM spie34 - 2013-01-30 1:04 PM Since I have teen aged daughters, mine has rules. I can't wear it in group rides. I can't wear it if I go through town. If I ride to one of their sporting events or from one of their practices, I can't wear it. If they have friends over, I can't wear it. All of these rules also apply to tri and bike shorts. Ah yes...last year I had to pick my daughter up after school from a cross country meet at Stoney Creek Metropark. I figured it was a good excuse to bug out of work early and get some miles in outside. The problem was I had to meet up with my daughter to find out what time she would be done and where to meet, etc. I showed up in a matching DeSoto bike kit, helmet, gloves, etc. She was absolutely mortified. Also, my girls are still mortified that I strapped on the ol' wetsuit in the middle of our group camping trip last summer. The trip is all dad's and daughters. My response was be happy your dad's in decent shape and looks okay without a shirt on or in a tight wetsuit for that matter.... |
| 2013-01-30 2:46 PM in reply to: #4601745 |
Veteran 419 clayton | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed dangremond - 2013-01-30 3:42 PM JBacarella - 2013-01-30 3:20 PM spie34 - 2013-01-30 1:04 PM Since I have teen aged daughters, mine has rules. I can't wear it in group rides. I can't wear it if I go through town. If I ride to one of their sporting events or from one of their practices, I can't wear it. If they have friends over, I can't wear it. All of these rules also apply to tri and bike shorts. Ah yes...last year I had to pick my daughter up after school from a cross country meet at Stoney Creek Metropark. I figured it was a good excuse to bug out of work early and get some miles in outside. The problem was I had to meet up with my daughter to find out what time she would be done and where to meet, etc. I showed up in a matching DeSoto bike kit, helmet, gloves, etc. She was absolutely mortified. Also, my girls are still mortified that I strapped on the ol' wetsuit in the middle of our group camping trip last summer. The trip is all dad's and daughters. My response was be happy your dad's in decent shape and looks okay without a shirt on or in a tight wetsuit for that matter.... Love it! I can hear my daughters repeating the above in the not so distant future!! |
| 2013-01-30 2:47 PM in reply to: #4601663 |
Member 48 Indianapolis, Indiana | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Sprint intervals indoors and more 0 to 1650. Just another day. Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24 |
| 2013-01-30 3:34 PM in reply to: #4601754 |
Expert 1109 Guatemala | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed markhodges1973 - 2013-01-30 1:46 PM dangremond - 2013-01-30 3:42 PM JBacarella - 2013-01-30 3:20 PM spie34 - 2013-01-30 1:04 PM Since I have teen aged daughters, mine has rules. I can't wear it in group rides. I can't wear it if I go through town. If I ride to one of their sporting events or from one of their practices, I can't wear it. If they have friends over, I can't wear it. All of these rules also apply to tri and bike shorts. Ah yes...last year I had to pick my daughter up after school from a cross country meet at Stoney Creek Metropark. I figured it was a good excuse to bug out of work early and get some miles in outside. The problem was I had to meet up with my daughter to find out what time she would be done and where to meet, etc. I showed up in a matching DeSoto bike kit, helmet, gloves, etc. She was absolutely mortified. Also, my girls are still mortified that I strapped on the ol' wetsuit in the middle of our group camping trip last summer. The trip is all dad's and daughters. My response was be happy your dad's in decent shape and looks okay without a shirt on or in a tight wetsuit for that matter.... Love it! I can hear my daughters repeating the above in the not so distant future!! LOL Jim and Mitch, and X2 on Mark's comment, I'm worried now what it will be like with two teen age daughters in the future... |
| 2013-01-30 3:46 PM in reply to: #4601586 |
Expert 1109 Guatemala | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed spie34 - 2013-01-30 12:04 PM Aero helmet or not? My tri bike last summer came with an aero helmet. By far not a top of the line one. I have yet to wear it on a ride either so I don't even know if I would tolerate it or not. I've done some reading online and after watching Kona this last year, it seems that some like them and some don't. One of the things I have read is that if you don't keep your head in that aero position you actually lose efficiency because of the tail. I know regularly I move my head around quite a bit while riding. IM CDA I have heard can be windy on sections of the course and with a side wind the aero helmet doesn't help at all either. Or at least I have read that. So thoughts on using one or using my road bike helmet? From what I've heard from Ernesto and other friends, the aero helmet is the best bang for your buck in terms of equipment that you can get to improve your performance on long bike segments. Last year I got a really cool Rudy Project aero helmet from our mentor Ernesto, which I got to use for my 1st Ironman in TX and then a 1/2 IM in Guatemala. It was comfortable enough and I like to think that I went faster because of it, and if not, at least you feel faster which has to count for something. Also, I would not use it for anything less than a 1/2 IM and haven't seen many people using them for Oly tris, at least down here in Guatemala
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| 2013-01-30 3:49 PM in reply to: #4601806 |
Expert 2811 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed sirgab - 2013-01-30 3:34 PM markhodges1973 - 2013-01-30 1:46 PM dangremond - 2013-01-30 3:42 PM JBacarella - 2013-01-30 3:20 PM spie34 - 2013-01-30 1:04 PM Since I have teen aged daughters, mine has rules. I can't wear it in group rides. I can't wear it if I go through town. If I ride to one of their sporting events or from one of their practices, I can't wear it. If they have friends over, I can't wear it. All of these rules also apply to tri and bike shorts. Ah yes...last year I had to pick my daughter up after school from a cross country meet at Stoney Creek Metropark. I figured it was a good excuse to bug out of work early and get some miles in outside. The problem was I had to meet up with my daughter to find out what time she would be done and where to meet, etc. I showed up in a matching DeSoto bike kit, helmet, gloves, etc. She was absolutely mortified. Also, my girls are still mortified that I strapped on the ol' wetsuit in the middle of our group camping trip last summer. The trip is all dad's and daughters. My response was be happy your dad's in decent shape and looks okay without a shirt on or in a tight wetsuit for that matter.... Love it! I can hear my daughters repeating the above in the not so distant future!! LOL Jim and Mitch, and X2 on Mark's comment, I'm worried now what it will be like with two teen age daughters in the future... Teen aged daughters still love their Daddy, but they will be ruthless and say their unfiltered opinion, especially about my clothing choices. Mine are all good about wetsuits, because they grew up wearing them. Lake Huron is too cold to swim in without one for most of the year. |
| 2013-01-30 3:56 PM in reply to: #4601822 |
Master 3022 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed JBacarella - 2013-01-30 4:49 PM sirgab - 2013-01-30 3:34 PM markhodges1973 - 2013-01-30 1:46 PM dangremond - 2013-01-30 3:42 PM JBacarella - 2013-01-30 3:20 PM spie34 - 2013-01-30 1:04 PM Since I have teen aged daughters, mine has rules. I can't wear it in group rides. I can't wear it if I go through town. If I ride to one of their sporting events or from one of their practices, I can't wear it. If they have friends over, I can't wear it. All of these rules also apply to tri and bike shorts. Ah yes...last year I had to pick my daughter up after school from a cross country meet at Stoney Creek Metropark. I figured it was a good excuse to bug out of work early and get some miles in outside. The problem was I had to meet up with my daughter to find out what time she would be done and where to meet, etc. I showed up in a matching DeSoto bike kit, helmet, gloves, etc. She was absolutely mortified. Also, my girls are still mortified that I strapped on the ol' wetsuit in the middle of our group camping trip last summer. The trip is all dad's and daughters. My response was be happy your dad's in decent shape and looks okay without a shirt on or in a tight wetsuit for that matter.... Love it! I can hear my daughters repeating the above in the not so distant future!! LOL Jim and Mitch, and X2 on Mark's comment, I'm worried now what it will be like with two teen age daughters in the future... Teen aged daughters still love their Daddy, but they will be ruthless and say their unfiltered opinion, especially about my clothing choices. Mine are all good about wetsuits, because they grew up wearing them. Lake Huron is too cold to swim in without one for most of the year. I'm not as thin as I could be, still have a few pounds in the middle to loose (5'9" - 160). The other night I think I had ditched my shirt in the laundry before heading upstairs, my 11 year old is walking alongside me and says, "you have a huge belly..." Nice. More motivation. |
| 2013-01-30 4:46 PM in reply to: #4601829 |
New user 669 Madrid | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Love these comments, I thought only my 12 & 13 year old kids were the ones horrified to see me dressed up as a MAMIL (mature adult men in lycra) |
| 2013-01-30 4:46 PM in reply to: #4601829 |
New user 669 Madrid | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Love these comments, I thought only my 12 & 13 year old kids were the ones horrified to see me dressed up as a MAMIL (mature adult men in lycra) |
| 2013-01-30 5:36 PM in reply to: #4543349 |
Extreme Veteran 576 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24 Trevor Swim 9 - Bike 17 - Run 14 - Rest 4 - Total 40 Time 41:46:16 Derek Swim 8 - Bike 11 - Run 18 - Rest 4 - Total 37 Time 31:01:00 Scott Swim 7 - Bike 14 - Run 14 - Rest 8 - Total 35 Time 20:08:00 Tiffany Swim 6 - Bike 14 - Run 13 - Rest - 4 Total 33 Time 27:45:07 Taylor Swim 4 - Bike 15 - Run 13 - Rest 9- Total 32 Time 31:27:30 Greg Swim 10 - Bike 11 - Run 10 - Rest 4 - Total 31 Time 32:05:00 Gabe Swim 6 - Bike 9 - Run 14 - Rest 6- Total 28 Time 38:01:29 Joe Swim 7 - Bike 14 - Run 7 - Rest 5 - Total 28 Time 20:49:40 Mark Z Swim 4- Bike 8 - Run 15 - Rest 5 - Total 27 Time 29:50:00 Randy Swim 7- Bike 6 - Run 14- Rest 6- Total 27 Time 20:29:00 Jim Swim 0 - Bike 14 - Run 13 - Rest 7 - Total 26 Time 24:31:59 Mike Swim 5 - Bike 14 - Run 9 - Rest 4 - Total 28 Time 21:50:00 Ernesto Swim 5 - Bike 7 - Run 11 - Rest 9 - Total 23 Time 27:04:58 Barry Swim 5 - Bike 6 - Run 12 - Rest 8 - Total 23 Time 15:49:52 Matthew Swim 7 - Bike 7 - Run 10 - Rest 0 - Total 24 Time 18:55:26 Robert Swim 2 - Bike 9 - Run - 11 - Rest 5 - Total 22 Time 17:51:25 Chris M Swim 4 - Bike 6 - Run 11 - Rest 8 - Total 21 Time 16:46:00 Jordan Swim 10 - Bike 5 - Run 6 - Rest 4 - Total 21 Time 13:23:07 Jackie Swim 0 - Bike 1 - Run 19 - Rest 10 - Total 20 Time 34:56:29 Juancho Swim 2 - Bike 7 - Run 9 - Rest 5 - Total 18 time 14:01:43 Charlotte Swim 2 - Bike 7 - Run 8 - Rest 4 - Total 18 (To Goal:12) Time 10:33:00 (To Goal:11:27) Harry Swim 2- Bike 8 - Run 5 - Rest 1-Total 15 Time 21:37:26 Samy Swim 2 - Bike 0 - Run 12 - Rest 11 - Total 14 Time 11:39:01 Krista Swim 1- Bike 6 - Run 5 - Rest 3 - Total 12 Time 10:40:15 Nikki Swim 1 - Bike 4 - Run 4 - Rest 2- Total 9 Time 08:11:00 James Swim 2 - Bike 4 - Run 2 - Rest 2 - Total 8 Time 04:13:51 John Swim 0 - Bike 4 - Run 3 - Rest 3 - Total 7 Time 06:23:42 Sammy Swim 1 - Bike 0 - Run 6 - Rest 1 - Total 6 Time 4:10:50 Chris P Swim 0 - Bike 0 - Run 5 - Rest 1 - Total 5 Time 5:36:47 Darcie Swim 2-Bike 3- Run 0- Rest 3- Total 5 Time 3:20:00 Mark H Swim 0 - Bike 0 - Run 5 - Rest 4 - Total 5 Time 02:37:22 Andy Swim 1- Bike 0 - Run 3 - Rest 2 - Total 4 Time 3:45:34 |
| 2013-01-30 5:39 PM in reply to: #4543349 |
Extreme Veteran 576 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Teenage girls - Yes it sounds very much like my house. My son has started calling my belly jelly and I'm far from over weight. I think its middle age spread. Time to start working harder. As far as Aero helmont - I used one in my last HIM. It feels faster thats all that matters. By all reports its a 5 min saving on a HIM. I will see in Busso this year. |
| 2013-01-30 5:44 PM in reply to: #4543349 |
Expert 1109 Guatemala | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Today a 7 mile morning run + 50 min drainer at lunch Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24 |
| 2013-01-30 7:50 PM in reply to: #4601954 |
Expert 1480 Somewhere in the Swamps of Philly | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed 32' swim snuck in at lunch. Bottom line with aero helmet - if you wear it, you better be able to walk the talk. There is a definitely a real aero benefit and I felt that it gave me .25 mph - .5 mph benefit over a HIM distance. Not huge, but some time savings. Oh yeah, and I love embarrass my daughters with it too. I once picked them up for a carpool after a ride and left the helmet on. Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24 |
| 2013-01-30 10:28 PM in reply to: #4543349 |
New user 60 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed 8 mile run on the track then half a sufferfest after class woohoo Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24
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| 2013-01-31 6:07 AM in reply to: #4543349 |
Veteran 173 Lees Summit | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Finishing the month with a rest day. Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 19 -Run 23 - Rest 5 - Total 45 Time 35:44:24 Trevor Swim 9 - Bike 17 - Run 14 - Rest 4 - Total 40 Time 41:46:16 Derek Swim 8 - Bike 11 - Run 18 - Rest 4 - Total 37 Time 31:01:00 Scott Swim 7 - Bike 14 - Run 14 - Rest 8 - Total 35 Time 20:08:00 Taylor Swim 4 - Bike 16 - Run 14 - Rest 10- Total 34 Time 33:01:00 Tiffany Swim 6 - Bike 14 - Run 13 - Rest - 4 Total 33 Time 27:45:07 Greg Swim 10 - Bike 11 - Run 10 - Rest 4 - Total 31 Time 32:05:00 Gabe Swim 6 - Bike 10 - Run 15 - Rest 6- Total 30 Time 39:54:00 Joe Swim 8 - Bike 14 - Run 7 - Rest 5 - Total 29 Time 21:21:40 Mark Z Swim 4- Bike 8 - Run 15 - Rest 5 - Total 27 Time 29:50:00 Randy Swim 7- Bike 6 - Run 14- Rest 7- Total 27 Time 20:29:00 Jim Swim 0 - Bike 14 - Run 13 - Rest 7 - Total 26 Time 24:31:59 Mike Swim 5 - Bike 14 - Run 9 - Rest 4 - Total 28 Time 21:50:00 Ernesto Swim 5 - Bike 7 - Run 11 - Rest 9 - Total 23 Time 27:04:58 Barry Swim 5 - Bike 6 - Run 12 - Rest 8 - Total 23 Time 15:49:52 Matthew Swim 7 - Bike 7 - Run 10 - Rest 0 - Total 24 Time 18:55:26 Robert Swim 2 - Bike 9 - Run - 11 - Rest 5 - Total 22 Time 17:51:25 Chris M Swim 4 - Bike 6 - Run 11 - Rest 8 - Total 21 Time 16:46:00 Jordan Swim 10 - Bike 5 - Run 6 - Rest 4 - Total 21 Time 13:23:07 Jackie Swim 0 - Bike 1 - Run 19 - Rest 10 - Total 20 Time 34:56:29 Juancho Swim 2 - Bike 7 - Run 9 - Rest 5 - Total 18 time 14:01:43 Charlotte Swim 2 - Bike 7 - Run 8 - Rest 4 - Total 18 (To Goal:12) Time 10:33:00 (To Goal:11:27) Harry Swim 2- Bike 8 - Run 5 - Rest 1-Total 15 Time 21:37:26 Samy Swim 2 - Bike 0 - Run 12 - Rest 11 - Total 14 Time 11:39:01 Krista Swim 1- Bike 6 - Run 5 - Rest 3 - Total 12 Time 10:40:15 Nikki Swim 1 - Bike 4 - Run 4 - Rest 2- Total 9 Time 08:11:00 James Swim 2 - Bike 4 - Run 2 - Rest 2 - Total 8 Time 04:13:51 John Swim 0 - Bike 4 - Run 3 - Rest 3 - Total 7 Time 06:23:42 Sammy Swim 1 - Bike 0 - Run 6 - Rest 1 - Total 6 Time 4:10:50 Chris P Swim 0 - Bike 0 - Run 5 - Rest 1 - Total 5 Time 5:36:47 Darcie Swim 2-Bike 3- Run 0- Rest 3- Total 5 Time 3:20:00 Mark H Swim 0 - Bike 0 - Run 5 - Rest 4 - Total 5 Time 02:37:22 Andy Swim 1- Bike 0 - Run 3 - Rest 2 - Total 4 Time 3:45:34 |
| 2013-01-31 6:14 AM in reply to: #4602383 |
Master 3022 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Yesterday was a rest day. This morning 45' on the drainer followed by 5.5 miles on dreadmill - Tempo Run (1.5 WU, 3 @ HM Pace, 1 CD) Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 20 -Run 24 - Rest 6 - Total 47 Time 37:16:55 Edited by dangremond 2013-01-31 6:15 AM |
| 2013-01-31 6:34 AM in reply to: #4543349 |
Veteran 487 Nova Scotia, Canada | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed 41 minute run. 2km WU, 2 X 1.6km @ 4:25 w/ 800 jogs, 2km CD. Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 20 -Run 24 - Rest 6 - Total 47 Time 37:16:55 |
| 2013-01-31 9:17 AM in reply to: #4543349 |
Master 2238 Dallas | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed Updating... Mitch Swim 3 - Bike 20 -Run 24 - Rest 6 - Total 47 Time 37:16:55
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| 2013-01-31 9:33 AM in reply to: #4543349 |
Master 3022 | Subject: RE: Ernesto's group (5th season) - Closed |
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