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 2004-02-11 2:10 PM |
New user 4 Phoenix, AZ |  Subject: newhi all, well this is all new to me, all this tri stuff, i mean i can swim and run and bike but never all togeter. (the transitions worry me a bit) so i just wanted to say hi to everyone at TheTriSpot.  see yu at a race some time sean |
| 2004-02-11 2:15 PM in reply to: #6894 |
Expert 1164   New Port Richey | Subject: RE: new Welcome to this site. Stick around you can get some useful information. Feel free to ask questions. We all are eager to help if we can. Good luck on reaching your goals. |
| 2004-02-11 6:10 PM in reply to: #6894 |
| Extreme Veteran 332 PohangSi | Subject: RE: new Welcome and good luck. You can practice the transitions before your race. Do a few bricks, swim/bike or bike/run. Try and make the transition as realistic as possible, lay out all your equipment before. The swim bike transition is a little tougher in the transition area, changing while wet and all. The bike run transition is pretty simple but the first couple of kms of the run can be strange getting your legs moving in a different motion. Have fun. JD |
| 2004-02-11 6:24 PM in reply to: #6894 |
Champion 13323  | Subject: RE: new welcome! specifically on transitions, michael has a good article on laying them out at Laying out your transition area |
| 2004-02-11 6:47 PM in reply to: #6894 |
Champion 4902 Ottawa, Ontario | Subject: RE: new Welcome aboard. You and I are pretty much in the same boat as far as triathlons are concerned. I have been an avid cyclist for over forty years, a jogger an olympic style wimmer for over twenty years but I have yet to do a triathlon. Don't worry too much about the transition; Ron's suggested article on that subject is very good. Just look at your first, or maybe couple of firsts, tri will serve as your reconnoitering bout in order to learn the ins and outs of the triathlon. Do like me and just go to finish. |
| 2004-02-11 8:19 PM in reply to: #6894 |
| Elite Veteran 717 Boise, Idaho | Subject: RE: new mrdunn welcome I agree with Ron, that article is great and is a big help. |
| 2004-02-11 10:56 PM in reply to: #6894 |
| Central Louisiana | Subject: RE: new Practice your transitions and you will do fine when it comes to your race! |
| 2004-02-11 11:55 PM in reply to: #6894 |
| , Alabama | Subject: RE: new |
| 2004-02-12 3:18 AM in reply to: #6894 |
Extreme Veteran 406 Boise Idaho | Subject: RE: new Welcome to the team!! this place is full of great people willing to help! you got any races planed yet? and,,,, i wish i lived in AZ,, so many nice training days there! sept a bit hot in summer in Phoenix! Yuck.. was there last summer and it was 119 f. that sucked!! jack. |
| 2004-02-12 6:16 AM in reply to: #6894 |
Resident Matriarch N 43° 32.927 W 071° 24.431 | Subject: RE: new A friend of mine has a saying that's more than appropriate. "compete to complete". Welcome to the forum |
| 2004-02-12 1:08 PM in reply to: #6984 |
| New user 4 Phoenix, AZ | Subject: RE: new hi, i am going to do wy first one on march 25 in Scottsdale az Tri-Family-Racing 400m-swim 12mi-bike 3.25mi-run cant wait |
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