Team Peep Show - The Sequel (Page 9)

Here ya go, if you don't have this already -
http://www.ironmanwisconsin.com/volunteer.php

THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING!

*appreciative TOPpage*

Thanks for the info...we are both really excited about it...I don't know that I will ever have the time to train for one...but I want to experience the excitement!

If you are a volunteer Ironman Wisconsin 2009 (this year), then, if you wish to sign up for the following year's race:
1). Provide your name to your volunteer supervisor that you will be signing up for the following year's race.
2). That supervisor will provide the list to whoever is in charge of registration signup.
3). Arrive early on the day of registration (Mon. Sept. 14), AND wear your volunteer shirt (it helps).
4). Volunteers that are registering for the race are allowed to the front of the line and allowed in first to signup.

I volunteered last year.  I also volunteered to assist with the 2009 registration that was held the Sat. morning before the Sun. race.  Since I volunteered that Sat. morning, I also was allowed to signup that Sat. morn but after all the 2008 participants that were racing the next day got to sign up.

Make sense?

That's a great job to have - bike handling.  Touchy touchy feely feely those magnificent bikes!

I volunteered for about 5 different things last year at Moo, and bike handling was one of them.  I've volunteered for about 3 years before doing IM Moo 2007.  I got to see both sides of the life, and enjoyed it all!

THE BEST TIME I EVER HAVE!!

EDITED UPDATE:  Oh, yeah, I did both bike handing off and receiving.  Great time.

You will have A GREAT DAY!  It's an unbelievable experience, but, then again, I really get into those kinds of things.  Some people are "blah" and are "there", and then there's the people that get you pumped.  I'm one of the latter.

kromanowski - 2009-03-05 3:10 PM Well reading the volunteer descriptions just made a hard decision easy for me...You see I was feeling torn between volunteering in an area that uses my medical training (I am a doctor for those who do not know) or something that would get me "closer" to the race...Well they require a Wisconsin Medical Lic. and I am licensed in the state of Illinois...So no medical duties for me    I am kind of happy about that

Bike handler it is then!  That's a fun job.

1stTimeTri - 2009-03-05 3:13 PM

kromanowski - 2009-03-05 3:10 PM Well reading the volunteer descriptions just made a hard decision easy for me...You see I was feeling torn between volunteering in an area that uses my medical training (I am a doctor for those who do not know) or something that would get me "closer" to the race...Well they require a Wisconsin Medical Lic. and I am licensed in the state of Illinois...So no medical duties for me    I am kind of happy about that

Bike handler it is then!  That's a fun job.

Sounds like it! Plus I can have some serious Bike Envy!

Life is sooooo busy. 

I am really tired...this is the first time that I have made it online since tuesday evening!

I missed the ending of the original team peep show thread.

Did I mention that I have been busy??? 

Hope things settle down for you...

I don't think you missed all that much...different day same story

I was online and missed the end of the last thread. 

It had to do with the 17 post per page thing, which you also missed.

That was just yesterday.  Today it is 20 again.  With Phil on the team, we will go through quite a few threads anyway.

Susie - do you live near LP?

There needs to be more sick and vacation days.