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Having originally planned to race the Ironman in Lake Tahoe on this same weekend, my season plan did not include this race (although I did flirt with the idea of trying to do both – deemed insane by my wife). The year started off well with an early victory in a spring XTERRA and then […]
Continue Reading →This has been an interesting and very surprising recent few weeks. I have raced three times over four weeks to kick off my 2013 race season (proudly wearing my Team BSR colors!) and there were many question marks going into this season (primarily around my Achilles).
First up was the XTERRA Camp Eagle where I […]
Continue Reading →A few days after returning from competing in the XTERRA USA Championships, I was working away late one afternoon, when I got an email that said ‘congratulations on your qualification to the 2011 XTERRA World Championships, to be held on 23 October 2011 in Kauplua, Maui. Holy shit! I was totally caught off guard as […]
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As planning for the upcoming training camps progresses, I thought I would revisit a great training camp from a few years ago. The basic idea for the camp was to start and end the camp with a race. I was coming from SF and meeting my training partners in Boulder, so I planned to stop […]
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Based on my recent trip to sort of participate in the Ironman World Championships, this is summary of the training camp qualities and opportunities.
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Welcome to Cycle2tri, we are busy building the site..stay tuned…lots of new on upcoming training camps, with training camps in Hawaii, the Alps and training camps in the USA
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I have been doing my own training camps for several years, with camps in Colorado, Texas, France, Greece and Mallorca. All of those camps were tough and had some good and bad aspects. What I intend to do in this series is to review the camps I have completed so that I can share my […]
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This is the Ironman Hawaii bike course. A course known for heat and winds that generally are a crosswind. In just a few months I will be racing on this course and am now doing some planning so that I can comfortably go sub 5 hours on it.
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A long, but fun exploration of what it takes to qualify for the Ironman World Championships
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