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2010-04-11 7:48 AM
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Hey all, I just wanted to share some good news. Yesterday, I ran my first stand alone half marathon with the goal of trying to go sub-1:30, and I ended up with a 1:25. I've battled ITBS basically since I started tri's a year and a half ago, and I finally kicked it this winter by going to a PT and following a regular stretch/strength routine. Before getting into tri's, I was a no athletics, sedentary 185lbs and now I'm down to around 138lbs and absolutely loving my new life with endurance sports. Ok, thanks for listening, now I'm off for a long ride + transition run with hopefully a swim this evening. Cheers!


2010-04-11 7:49 AM
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1:25?!  awesome job yeats!!


keep it up!!!!
2010-04-11 8:05 AM
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yeats - 2010-04-11 8:48 AM Hey all, I just wanted to share some good news. Yesterday, I ran my first stand alone half marathon with the goal of trying to go sub-1:30, and I ended up with a 1:25. I've battled ITBS basically since I started tri's a year and a half ago, and I finally kicked it this winter by going to a PT and following a regular stretch/strength routine. Before getting into tri's, I was a no athletics, sedentary 185lbs and now I'm down to around 138lbs and absolutely loving my new life with endurance sports. Ok, thanks for listening, now I'm off for a long ride + transition run with hopefully a swim this evening. Cheers!


Congratulations Ryan!  That's a FAST run.  


2010-04-11 12:35 PM
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I need to figure out nutrition for training and racing and I found this article on Cytomax vs Gatorade:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1976551/  It's a couple years old, so I'm going to keep looking for research.
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2010-04-11 2:33 PM
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Great job Ryan and great job Tracie!
2010-04-11 2:35 PM
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WittyCityGirl - 2010-04-11 11:35 AM

I need to figure out nutrition for training and racing and I found this article on Cytomax vs Gatorade:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1976551/  It's a couple years old, so I'm going to keep looking for research.


There is an EXCELLENT article in this months Triathlete Magazine by Matt Fitzgerald discussing nutrition and hydartion and how usually the simple products like sport drink and gels and water have all we need and how to use them according to feel as opposed to some complicated schedule. Words to live by, I know I do.
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2010-04-11 5:36 PM
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PennState - 2010-04-11 3:25 PM Breaking news! My wife Tracie finished her first race ever today. She did the cherry blossum 10 miler and finished in 1:43. I am VERY PROUD!!!


Awesome! Congrats to her!
2010-04-11 5:38 PM
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PennState - 2010-04-11 4:47 PM
bryancd - 2010-04-11 3:35 PM
WittyCityGirl - 2010-04-11 11:35 AM I need to figure out nutrition for training and racing and I found this article on Cytomax vs Gatorade:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1976551/  It's a couple years old, so I'm going to keep looking for research.
There is an EXCELLENT article in this months Triathlete Magazine by Matt Fitzgerald discussing nutrition and hydartion and how usually the simple products like sport drink and gels and water have all we need and how to use them according to feel as opposed to some complicated schedule. Words to live by, I know I do.
I live by the simple nutrition strategy as well. Don't over think things. Use what's on the course. Just my opinion


I second (or third) that. I used GE and gels only so I can rely on the course in most races. GE can take some getting used to so I started early on it last year as my primary fuel source (in April I think). It works very well for me but nutrition is very personal so you have to experiment.


2010-04-11 5:39 PM
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I put 78 miles on the new bike today and loved it! Road bikes are so much more fun and comfortable. I think my tri bike is going to develop a jealousy complex. I'm sort of on track for the challenge now too, I'm just a few miles short of where I should be as of today!
2010-04-11 5:40 PM
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Where people go wrong is assuming their nutrition plan needs to be very complicated and involved with lot's of moving parts and schedules. Turns out, that' really not the case not is it how our bodies work.
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2010-04-11 6:38 PM
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LazyMarathoner - 2010-04-11 5:39 PM

I put 78 miles on the new bike today and loved it! Road bikes are so much more fun and comfortable. I think my tri bike is going to develop a jealousy complex. I'm sort of on track for the challenge now too, I'm just a few miles short of where I should be as of today!
Bike looks great! I got 76 in today but it was a real struggle. One of those days where I just didn't have it. Was glad to push through it and get in the distance. We post our mileage in the morning!
2010-04-11 7:51 PM
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So I have to post this b/c I am just so pumped about today! Today was my first race of the season and I started with a small 5k, 400 participants. I went into the race after just riding 4 hours on Saturday and doing a brick, so I wasn't really sure how my legs would respond.

Well, some how I finished 2nd overall! I finished with a time of 19:04, but the race didn't have a starting mat to record the actual starting time. Either way I will take it, I shaved off 1:24 from my last 5k time! I just had to share the good news and who better then a bunch of race junkies.

Hope everyone had a good weekend of training.
Albert


2010-04-11 8:18 PM
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bryancd - 2010-04-11 3:35 PM
WittyCityGirl - 2010-04-11 11:35 AM I need to figure out nutrition for training and racing and I found this article on Cytomax vs Gatorade:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1976551/  It's a couple years old, so I'm going to keep looking for research.
There is an EXCELLENT article in this months Triathlete Magazine by Matt Fitzgerald discussing nutrition and hydartion and how usually the simple products like sport drink and gels and water have all we need and how to use them according to feel as opposed to some complicated schedule. Words to live by, I know I do.

My nutrition started out so complicated with my first Half Ironman almost two years ago.  Five half Ironman's later, I am back to keeping it simple.  It's either water with a gel OR gatorade.  I alternate them each hour and it has made all the difference.  Actually I do add some carbo-pro to my water, but carbo-pro is just pure carbs ZERO electrolytes of any kind.  But bottom line is I used to mess with salt pills, and bunch of other 'endurance fuel products' and it always lead to extreme nauseau.

In this months Triathlete Magazine is also an excellent article on Page 145, titled the Ironman Taper.  According to the author, the 3-week taper is actually adopted from marathoner's in the 70's who over-trained, and it takes 3-weeks to overcome over-training, and thus the 3-week taper.  When in actuality, we do not need that long a taper; most of us amateurs will never touch the realm of 'over-trained' and a two-week or 7-10 Taper will yield us better results.  Good article.  I'm gonna save it. 

2010-04-11 8:21 PM
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Congrats to Mrs.PennState, Mr. Yeats and Mr.McLuvin on eggcellent Race Results. 

And Fred, I told you that you wouldn't do a Tempo Run, that'd you'd do Race Pace!! :p

2010-04-11 9:02 PM
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Congratulations to all the racers this weekend.  My turn comes next weekend at NOLA

I've also been simplifying nutrition over the past few years and intend to eat from the course this time round.
2010-04-12 3:55 AM
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Mcluvin22 - 2010-04-11 8:51 PM So I have to post this b/c I am just so pumped about today! Today was my first race of the season and I started with a small 5k, 400 participants. I went into the race after just riding 4 hours on Saturday and doing a brick, so I wasn't really sure how my legs would respond.

Well, some how I finished 2nd overall! I finished with a time of 19:04, but the race didn't have a starting mat to record the actual starting time. Either way I will take it, I shaved off 1:24 from my last 5k time! I just had to share the good news and who better then a bunch of race junkies.

Hope everyone had a good weekend of training.
Albert



WOW!!!! Congratulations Albert.  That was a smoken FAST run!!!


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It’s MONDAY!

Time for DC to get busy. 



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