In about 45 minutes we start our last bug workout, two loops of the bike course followed by a short run on the course.
Today's swim is already over. When was the last time I swam at 6 AM ? At Yale probably six years ago.
Triathlon and road racing ? Yeah, that's here. The NFL ? Sometimes. Politics- well, I do own meforpresident.org...
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Bike Loop- Day 1
Just some quick notes on the bike loop we did:
Horrible speed wobble at one point on the first of the two steepest descents. We actually stopped to check our bikes. Each of us thought it was just us. We all thought we were going to crash !
Eric says I am still pushing the hills too hard, like I think I have something to prove and it hurts my running.
Horrible speed wobble at one point on the first of the two steepest descents. We actually stopped to check our bikes. Each of us thought it was just us. We all thought we were going to crash !
Eric says I am still pushing the hills too hard, like I think I have something to prove and it hurts my running.
Morning Trail Run
Just wanted to post a brief note that our hour forty-five minute trail run totally kicked ass this morning.
We went way off road through the bog and climbed up to a spectacular lookout. It was a blast and Eric did a great job keeping us all together the whole time.
We went way off road through the bog and climbed up to a spectacular lookout. It was a blast and Eric did a great job keeping us all together the whole time.
Tri-Camp Day Zero
After a four and a half hour drive, I got to Lake Placid about 10 minutes before the start of the optional swim that opened this year's camp.
I was not 100% sure I should get in- the thought of a major bacteriological sinus infection interrupting my enjoyment of camp wasn't high on my to do list, but after all, I'd driven up here for camp, to get in as much training as possible.
After swimming 1.2 miles, I was energized. It felt great. I just jumped in the lake and swam and except for when we stopped to talk at the turn around and I had to tread water, it wasn't that hard.
Dinner at Nicoloas on Main was great- I got to catch up with Big Rocks, who I haven't seen in a long time.
Now though, I'm looking at a two hour run on three or four hours sleep- yes, the sinus infection rolled in like an Adirondack thunderstorm. Hopefully, the run will clear my head.
Otherwise that loop of the bike course is going to be rough...
I was not 100% sure I should get in- the thought of a major bacteriological sinus infection interrupting my enjoyment of camp wasn't high on my to do list, but after all, I'd driven up here for camp, to get in as much training as possible.
After swimming 1.2 miles, I was energized. It felt great. I just jumped in the lake and swam and except for when we stopped to talk at the turn around and I had to tread water, it wasn't that hard.
Dinner at Nicoloas on Main was great- I got to catch up with Big Rocks, who I haven't seen in a long time.
Now though, I'm looking at a two hour run on three or four hours sleep- yes, the sinus infection rolled in like an Adirondack thunderstorm. Hopefully, the run will clear my head.
Otherwise that loop of the bike course is going to be rough...
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