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Tag Archives: triathlon
The Difference a Week Makes
The real reason for this post is to show you this: That’s me and my girls posing for my wife and their mom before the Father-Daughter Dance here in town. It’s funny, but the “silly” pose got the most response … Continue reading
Posted in 50k, Cycling, Health and Fitness, Running, Trail running, triathlon
Tagged 50k, creatine, father-daughter dance, triathlon
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The Number One Reason to Stay Fit and Race
Being healthy enough to climb a flight of stairs without gasping like you just surmounted K2 sans oxygen is great, but I think we all know that the biggest payoff to being fit and using that fitness to complete races is … Continue reading
I Hate Springing Forward and Lent
There are two things I hate about Spring, moving the clocks forward and Lent. I have no control over the former but it’s my decision to participate in the latter. Is daylight savings time even necessary anymore? Was it ever … Continue reading
Posted in crossfit, Health and Fitness, triathlon
Tagged 30 day workout, crossfit, daylight savings time, lent, triathlon, weight training
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Kansas 70.3 – The Last 69.1 Miles
To read about my neurotic thoughts before and during the Kansas 70.3 swim, click here. For an exciting account of how I rode my bike 56 miles and then ran a half marathon, find a good writer to write it and … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Health and Fitness, Ironman, marathon, Running, Swimming, triathlon
Tagged kansas 70.3, triathlon
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Livin’ Low Carbo Loco
Since I’m not a doctor of anything I won’t try to convince you with the science. I only have a rudimentary understanding of it and would not be able to communicate it adequately enough to change your mind. You can … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Fitness, Running, triathlon
Tagged low carb, running, triathlon, weight loss
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Metrics
If you are interested in seeing how tough your Ironman race is compared to others you should get to know this site: http://www.runtri.com/p/homesite-map.html He also breaks down several marathons. It’s interesting that Ironman Louisville, which I’ll participate in this Summer, … Continue reading
Posted in Ironman, marathon, triathlon, Uncategorized
Tagged ironman, ironman louisville, triathlon
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Pretend Ironman Training
Caution: Don’t read this post if you don’t want to know what I did in the shower. Yesterday I actually rode my bike. Outside. On a real road. While riding I made a couple of observations. One, riding outside on … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Health and Fitness, Ironman, triathlon, Uncategorized
Tagged armadillo, cycling, ironman, triathlon
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Is All this Necessary?
It’s counterintuitive, at least to me, that it’s easier to get ready for a swim at the pool than to leave out my door for a run or a ride. Going over to the pool seems like it should be … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Fitness, iPod, Running, Swimming, triathlon, Uncategorized
Tagged Garmin, pepper spray, training, triathlon
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Faster – A Book Review
Faster – Demystifying the Science of Triathlon Speed, by Jim Gourley, Kindle Edition I finished the above book about a week ago. I don’t normally write book reviews because I don’t know how, but I thought I’d look at this … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Health and Fitness, Running, Swimming, triathlon
Tagged Faster, physics, triathlon
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This Week
There’s no way to do this without it being boring, so try to stay awake if you choose to read how my workouts went this week. I do think, however, that I was inspired to work just a little harder … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cycling, ironman, running, swimming, training, triathlon
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