2013 Race Plans? (Page 2)

April- Miami U Student Foundation Sprint Tri

May-open

June-Zoom Tri 40.1 distance (Ceasar's Creek)

July- Muncie IM - half

August- Zoom Tri 40.1 distance (Ceasar's Creek)

September - REV3 Cedar Point - half

Looking for some races to fill in the spots (Brewery Run in Cincy in Sept., Turkey Trot in M'burg and possibly Columbus half marathon since my team didn't get a slot in the Bourbon Chase in KY this year).

Signing up for races gets me motivated!  If I have a goal then the training is easier.  Good luck everyone and enjoy the season.

Colleen

May: Cap City 1/2

June: OSU's TriFit Challenge OLY

July: Giant Eagle OLY

Aug: Houeston Woods OLY

Sept: Tour de Donut 30miles+ 5min per donut = negative time!

Oct: Grand Fondo Hincappie

I decided not to do a 70.3 this year, and instead do the Grand Fondo.  I like my bike more than I like my running shoes.

I would love to do our local Y's indoor tri...but they want 40 bucks and I think that's sorta outrageous for an indoor event.

June: Raliegh IM 70.3, OSU Trifit challenge

July: nothing

August: USAT AG Nationals

Sept: Rev3 1/2 or Jet Express (depends how Raliegh goes....)

I saw that a few people didnt have anything for the month of May. It looks like its only an hour away from cincy..

http://www.buffalotrailsraces.com/ 

It's a great race. My FTP and I did it last year and only wish we could do it again this year but it conincides with a kid weekend and my 10 year college reunion so I'm going to have to miss it this year. It is a great course. Down river swim and you get to jump off a boat into the river (pretty cool if you've never started a triathlon that way) the bike is long 25ish miles and has a hill in it called "The Big Heinie" because it kicks your Heinie, it's a mile long and something like a 7% grade and you come on to it off an 170* turn so you are climbing from nothing - I still think one of my greatest moments last season was reaching the top of that hill without having to unclip. The run is just a 5K but it's warm, down through town on the pavement and then up onto the levy back to the race start area. Still, a totally fantastic race and one I would highly recommend. Don't let the hill scare you, think of it this way, it makes all other hills for the rest of the season look like a walk in the park.