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2015-06-30 11:17 AM in reply to: TankBoy |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by TankBoy Jason - just got the chance to finally read your race report, and as always, it sounds like it was a great day, and managed very well on your end. One of these days though you are going to have to knuckle down, get your skinny on, and REALLY see what you can do here - I am sure you could destroy it. I really would like to give this race a whirl one day, although it sounds like one that really takes some time to nail down. I love the fact that you can see so far up the road, and that you know so many of the other racers and exactly what they are capable of. It seems you have definitely figured out how to ride it according to your style. Interested to read that you let HR govern your effort in the early going rather than power. Was that just because your HR was higher than normal at the beginning, or was that always part of the plan? On long, mulit-hour efforts I have found just the opposite for me: power dictates the first hour or so (as a limiter, just to keep me settled down when I am feeling fresh) and then I gradually switch over to pure HR over the next hour or so. The short answer would be that my HR tends to correlate very well to RPE. I would have been fine letting my HR drift high and race by power early on if it didn't feel so hard, I wasn't huffing and puffing, shoulders weren't rocking, etc. |
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2015-06-30 2:35 PM in reply to: 0 |
Pro 4482 NJ | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoy Well see. I broke most of the ribs on my left side and, while I've been through worse pain, never this constant. Plus this morning I had the first "where am I and why am I in so much pain" wake ups. Running a bit of a fever so unless thst breaks looks like I might be riding the gurney a bit longer. Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoyOk, and I will ask what everyone else wants to know but is too polite to ask: how is that beautiful, beautiful Time Machine? Hopefully you had the foresight to throw your body between the ground and it? LOL. I seriously have no idea, even where it is. The race had someone pick the bIke up and the friend that I drove up with drove my car home, while wendy came up to meet me here (about 1.5 hours from home) This was sort of my worst nightmare come true, as it w as my first true crash on blood thinners. I basically vaulted over the bike and my head hit the ground pretty hard so I was trying not to freak out about the possibility of a brain bleed. ugh Chris - seriously glad you faired as well as you did, all things considered. That must have been a really tough drive for Wendy to make. How are you doing today? Still on target to be released tomorrow I hope? Chris, aka Gurney Rider, hopefully youre tracking to discharge soon. Not sure if you've broken ribs or clavicle before but a recliner might be really useful when you get home. (medical supply stores rent them) It will make sleeping much more comfortable for the first few weeks. Edited by kcarroll 2015-06-30 2:37 PM |
2015-06-30 10:30 PM in reply to: kcarroll |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by kcarroll Funny you mention that. I am here for another night but my wife did call to have a rental recliner delivered tomorrow so it's there ehen we get there. Hopefully tomorrow. And just when I think im over the pain it comes back in.a big wave. Looks like I'm out of commission for 6-8 weeks. Probably not feasible to maintain any kind of fitness, but ideas on how not to revert to total newbie status?Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoy Well see. I broke most of the ribs on my left side and, while I've been through worse pain, never this constant. Plus this morning I had the first "where am I and why am I in so much pain" wake ups. Running a bit of a fever so unless thst breaks looks like I might be riding the gurney a bit longer. Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoyOk, and I will ask what everyone else wants to know but is too polite to ask: how is that beautiful, beautiful Time Machine? Hopefully you had the foresight to throw your body between the ground and it? LOL. I seriously have no idea, even where it is. The race had someone pick the bIke up and the friend that I drove up with drove my car home, while wendy came up to meet me here (about 1.5 hours from home) This was sort of my worst nightmare come true, as it w as my first true crash on blood thinners. I basically vaulted over the bike and my head hit the ground pretty hard so I was trying not to freak out about the possibility of a brain bleed. ugh Chris - seriously glad you faired as well as you did, all things considered. That must have been a really tough drive for Wendy to make. How are you doing today? Still on target to be released tomorrow I hope? Chris, aka Gurney Rider, hopefully youre tracking to discharge soon. Not sure if you've broken ribs or clavicle before but a recliner might be really useful when you get home. (medical supply stores rent them) It will make sleeping much more comfortable for the first few weeks. |
2015-07-01 5:34 AM in reply to: ChrisM |
Pro 4482 NJ | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by kcarroll Funny you mention that. I am here for another night but my wife did call to have a rental recliner delivered tomorrow so it's there ehen we get there. Hopefully tomorrow. And just when I think im over the pain it comes back in.a big wave. Looks like I'm out of commission for 6-8 weeks. Probably not feasible to maintain any kind of fitness, but ideas on how not to revert to total newbie status? Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoy Well see. I broke most of the ribs on my left side and, while I've been through worse pain, never this constant. Plus this morning I had the first "where am I and why am I in so much pain" wake ups. Running a bit of a fever so unless thst breaks looks like I might be riding the gurney a bit longer. Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoyOk, and I will ask what everyone else wants to know but is too polite to ask: how is that beautiful, beautiful Time Machine? Hopefully you had the foresight to throw your body between the ground and it? LOL. I seriously have no idea, even where it is. The race had someone pick the bIke up and the friend that I drove up with drove my car home, while wendy came up to meet me here (about 1.5 hours from home) This was sort of my worst nightmare come true, as it w as my first true crash on blood thinners. I basically vaulted over the bike and my head hit the ground pretty hard so I was trying not to freak out about the possibility of a brain bleed. ugh Chris - seriously glad you faired as well as you did, all things considered. That must have been a really tough drive for Wendy to make. How are you doing today? Still on target to be released tomorrow I hope? Chris, aka Gurney Rider, hopefully youre tracking to discharge soon. Not sure if you've broken ribs or clavicle before but a recliner might be really useful when you get home. (medical supply stores rent them) It will make sleeping much more comfortable for the first few weeks. The fitness will return. Eating and sleeping well will help. They'll discharge you with orders for local ortho f/u. Let him/her guide you on when to push and when to rest. I'd try to get into PT asap. Assuming you're on opioids - and will be for at least a few das post discharge - I'd also suggest picking up some Miralax or other mild laxative. Pain meds can cause some miserable constipation but they'll help you sleep. Good luck! Hoping it's a discharge kind of day today. |
2015-07-01 6:00 AM in reply to: ChrisM |
Elite 7783 PEI, Canada | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by ChrisM Funny you mention that. I am here for another night but my wife did call to have a rental recliner delivered tomorrow so it's there ehen we get there. Hopefully tomorrow. And just when I think im over the pain it comes back in.a big wave. Looks like I'm out of commission for 6-8 weeks. Probably not feasible to maintain any kind of fitness, but ideas on how not to revert to total newbie status? Tab did a ton of walking with the dogs. She also borrowed a recumbent stationary bike that her Mom happened to have and used that until her shoulder could tolerate her bike on the trainer. Once she was back on the bike, while her fitness and power numbers were down, they jumped back up pretty quickly. |
2015-07-01 6:54 AM in reply to: ChrisM |
Extreme Veteran 5722 | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by ChrisM Looks like I'm out of commission for 6-8 weeks. Probably not feasible to maintain any kind of fitness, but ideas on how not to revert to total newbie status? Nothing ? Not even the trainer ? Elliptical ? Water jogging ? |
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2015-07-01 8:33 AM in reply to: ChrisM |
Veteran 945 South Windsor, CT | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by kcarroll Funny you mention that. I am here for another night but my wife did call to have a rental recliner delivered tomorrow so it's there ehen we get there. Hopefully tomorrow. And just when I think im over the pain it comes back in.a big wave. Looks like I'm out of commission for 6-8 weeks. Probably not feasible to maintain any kind of fitness, but ideas on how not to revert to total newbie status? Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoy Well see. I broke most of the ribs on my left side and, while I've been through worse pain, never this constant. Plus this morning I had the first "where am I and why am I in so much pain" wake ups. Running a bit of a fever so unless thst breaks looks like I might be riding the gurney a bit longer. Originally posted by ChrisM Originally posted by TankBoyOk, and I will ask what everyone else wants to know but is too polite to ask: how is that beautiful, beautiful Time Machine? Hopefully you had the foresight to throw your body between the ground and it? LOL. I seriously have no idea, even where it is. The race had someone pick the bIke up and the friend that I drove up with drove my car home, while wendy came up to meet me here (about 1.5 hours from home) This was sort of my worst nightmare come true, as it w as my first true crash on blood thinners. I basically vaulted over the bike and my head hit the ground pretty hard so I was trying not to freak out about the possibility of a brain bleed. ugh Chris - seriously glad you faired as well as you did, all things considered. That must have been a really tough drive for Wendy to make. How are you doing today? Still on target to be released tomorrow I hope? Chris, aka Gurney Rider, hopefully youre tracking to discharge soon. Not sure if you've broken ribs or clavicle before but a recliner might be really useful when you get home. (medical supply stores rent them) It will make sleeping much more comfortable for the first few weeks. I am so very sorry to read about this, Chris. I would focus on your health, and returning to being reasonably active before considering your fitness. Glad you are alive. You will heal and get through this. Triathletes love challenges. The recliner is a good idea, but didn't help me much after my accident. I didn't have a PTX with that ordeal, but did with the rib fx a few years earlier. Fortunately a colleague gave me a nerve block which really helped for a few days. Talk to your doctor about that possibility. I hope you feel better soon, but more likely a more reasonable goal is just to feel OK and not hurt to breathe. I'm sending healing vibes out to you, 'cuz I believe in it. {{{{{{get well}}}}}} |
2015-07-01 10:23 AM in reply to: dtoce |
Seattle | Subject: RE: SBR "U" I'm going back to running where it's safe! |
2015-07-01 11:01 AM in reply to: Asalzwed |
Master 10208 Northern IL | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by Asalzwed I'm going back to running where it's safe! Up along the cliff tops ... |
2015-07-01 3:27 PM in reply to: brigby1 |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by brigby1 LOL. well, the chest tube is out. It's about 1:30 here but opting to stay one more night just to make sure things still work. I imagine that my return to activity will depend on pain management. Getting some good drugs though. Thankfully I don't have a lot of race fees tied up in the next three months to lose, just a 2 mile swim at $45. Originally posted by Asalzwed I'm going back to running where it's safe! Up along the cliff tops ... |
2015-07-01 4:32 PM in reply to: ChrisM |
Elite 3779 Ontario | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Been away from BT the past couple of weeks - life got busy once more. Chris - very sorry to read about your crash, and all I have for you are positive thoughts and hope that the healing process can start quickly so you can get back to doing what you enjoy. |
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2015-07-02 9:54 AM in reply to: ChrisM |
Master 2912 ...at home in The ATL | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by ChrisM <p>Dang, Chris - you shoulda crashed a long time ago - it got Kim, Dale, and Neil to come out of the shadows and re-join the family - ha-ha! Seriously you all - great to hear from you. How is your training and season coming along?Originally posted by brigby1 LOL. well, the chest tube is out. It's about 1:30 here but opting to stay one more night just to make sure things still work. I imagine that my return to activity will depend on pain management. Getting some good drugs though. Thankfully I don't have a lot of race fees tied up in the next three months to lose, just a 2 mile swim at $45. Originally posted by Asalzwed I'm going back to running where it's safe! Up along the cliff tops ... Chris, you know that I am always a big fan of just walking, when all else fails you can count on the time time you have spent on your feet. I got out and did a brisk one hour walk to warm up and then finally (FINALLY!) after 4.5 weeks I ran super easy for 20 minutes. Hip flexor was a little tight at first especially on the uphills, but after about 5 minutes it loosened up and was ok. Warmed down well with another 15 minutes of walking. will see how it feels later today, but fingers crossed. The elbow (pun alert) on the other hand seems to be going in the wrong direction, still manageable but I cannot imagine swimming more than twice a week on it, which ain't gonna cut it. My doc has reccomended that I consider a combination of Tenotomy and PRP injections so probably going to get a consult set up with a specialist in those procedures next week. Anybody in the group ever gone that route? Interested to find out what the recovery time is and what that would mean for the rest of the season - basically should I just do it now and get it over with or wait till fall. |
2015-07-02 2:55 PM in reply to: TankBoy |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" Since Rusty likes pictures. This is just before the finish. Shaking one last guy I was chasing all day. (image.jpg) Attachments ---------------- image.jpg (336KB - 3 downloads) |
2015-07-02 4:41 PM in reply to: Jason N |
Master 2912 ...at home in The ATL | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Great picture, Jason. I like that you have practiced the "grimace that looks like a smile." That is very pro. And the dude behind you: shoulders dropped and on the tops - what a look of despair.... |
2015-07-02 10:15 PM in reply to: TankBoy |
Master 10208 Northern IL | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by TankBoy Great picture, Jason. I like that you have practiced the "grimace that looks like a smile." That is very pro. And the dude behind you: shoulders dropped and on the tops - what a look of despair.... The other guy wasted too much energy zipping up for the picture. |
2015-07-02 10:16 PM in reply to: brigby1 |
Master 10208 Northern IL | Subject: RE: SBR "U" My brother just made a segment out of a finishing kick he likes near my parents place. I have this feeling of impending doom. (don't think too hard on the abbreviation) (2015-07-02_2211.png) Attachments ---------------- 2015-07-02_2211.png (62KB - 4 downloads) |
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2015-07-03 2:20 PM in reply to: 0 |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" 148 bpm? He was probably on a "recovery ride." Seems like #3 and #4 had a tailwind? Edited by Jason N 2015-07-03 2:21 PM |
2015-07-03 2:22 PM in reply to: brigby1 |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by brigby1 Originally posted by TankBoy Great picture, Jason. I like that you have practiced the "grimace that looks like a smile." That is very pro. And the dude behind you: shoulders dropped and on the tops - what a look of despair.... The other guy wasted too much energy zipping up for the picture. He was probably cold...LOL. I weigh like 30 pounds more than he does and it was around 60ish at that point. |
2015-07-03 4:47 PM in reply to: 0 |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" Since rusty likes pics so much,, here's my new sweet ride, full carbon, electronic shifting, full old person geometry that basically lifts you to a standing position. ..... ah well..... not loading |
2015-07-03 4:50 PM in reply to: 0 |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" Clearly a post-dilauded photo Edited by ChrisM 2015-07-03 5:03 PM (20150630_142831.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 20150630_142831.jpg (486KB - 4 downloads) |
2015-07-03 6:11 PM in reply to: Jason N |
Master 10208 Northern IL | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by Jason N I wonder where his threshold HR is at. This was late in his ride too. 341 weighted for over 3 hrs.148 bpm? He was probably on a "recovery ride." Seems like #3 and #4 had a tailwind? And basically everyone high up on this is likely to have such help. Pretty wide open farm land there. I had kind of a diagonal tailwind. Someone like Giuliano is very fast, but he's not *that* slick! |
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2015-07-04 10:47 PM in reply to: brigby1 |
Master 10208 Northern IL | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Cleared 7,000 ft in an 86 mile ride today. Hope that's enough for Rusty. |
2015-07-05 12:45 AM in reply to: brigby1 |
Subject: RE: SBR "U" I had one of my worst rides in recent memory. It was really hot and humid...and you know youre in trouble when your HR is higher than your power. i was seriously having doubts on whether I could finish the ride safely. With 15 miles to go and reel feel going over 100 I just said screw it and found a water spigot and basically took a bath dumping gallons of water over myself. it kind of worked though as my HR dropped about 20-25 bpm the rest of the way home. Combination of an off day, a really long route, and tough conditions. |
2015-07-05 6:37 AM in reply to: Jason N |
Veteran 1677 Houston, Texas | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by Jason N I had one of my worst rides in recent memory. It was really hot and humid...and you know youre in trouble when your HR is higher than your power. i was seriously having doubts on whether I could finish the ride safely. With 15 miles to go and reel feel going over 100 I just said screw it and found a water spigot and basically took a bath dumping gallons of water over myself. it kind of worked though as my HR dropped about 20-25 bpm the rest of the way home. Combination of an off day, a really long route, and tough conditions. lol, my heart rate is often higher than my power! :P I had a decent ride yesterday -- hot and humid conditions, but still a pretty decent ride. Unfortunately, my Garmin managed to lose the data, so I have no proof that I actually did the ride. Thankfully I happened to look at the stats before I turned my computer off, so I was able to recreate it in TP and Golden Cheetah. Yesterday was my three year anniversary since being hit. Every year, I make it a point to ride on the 4th of July, so it's a bit of a bummer to lose that ride file since it does have some significance to me. Oh well, I know that I did it, so it counts this time |
2015-07-06 11:48 AM in reply to: ChrisM |
Seattle | Subject: RE: SBR "U" Originally posted by ChrisM Clearly a post-dilauded photo Daaaaaang! Can't wait to see the shot of the new ride as well hahaha |
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