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Noley
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 Posted: 07/28/05 - 12:58 Post subject:
| Happy2tri wrote: | | nolefan85 wrote: | [
I'll count on the two of you for that "wind"
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After 6 plus hours of drinking Accelerage we both have plenty of wind!!!!!!!!!!! |
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TriBob
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Posted: 07/28/05 - 12:59 Post subject:
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Pug
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Posted: 07/28/05 - 13:02 Post subject:
| Happy2tri wrote: | | Pug wrote: | | Happy2tri wrote: | | I couldn't swim 5 years ago, and now I have 3 IMs under my belt..........you could learn |
Now I'm impressed.
Where were you at when you started to learn to swim? I mean, did you have already logged tons of bike miles and ran multiple marathons or were you at a moderate level of training and with the swimming decided to ratchet it up?
When did you do your first IM? |
first tri was a sprint one, and did it on a mountain bike, came out of the water 2nd to last just so happy to be alive......I used to race mountain bikes but never road biked until I started competing in tris, started with a road bike and then got a tri bike about 2.5 years ago, I have run marathons since college so the running was the easier and more natural part for me.
Dancer on the other hand had not run a marathon before her signing up for the first IM, she ran one during the first 6 months of training for the IM. |
Now I'm really impressed. As if I wasn't before. It's still scary (the whole thing) but it doesn't seem as impossible. Just really, really, really, really hard.
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Pug
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Posted: 07/28/05 - 14:44 Post subject:
| TriBob wrote: | IronPug
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And yes, I am thinking about it.
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