oh... but... Off Season?
My last scheduled tri for the season was yesterday and not I'm trying to decide what to do with all of that time. I know that a lot of it will still be used for training, but doing what?! I got into nordic skate skiing last winter, and i'm going to work on my swimming, but what are you going to do? Anything interesting? Life after training?
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Permalink Reply by Mike S. on -
Clean up bike, wash your gear, take a breather
Read triathlete magazine, Inside triathlon, etc, decide what you want to do...next year for races. start training for next year
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Permalink Reply by Jim Ristow on -
I faced the same problem a few weeks back. I will work on the things I hope to improve on, but as Mike states it's breather time. I am soon off to Hawaii and sitting my butt on some beach and doing nothing for 12 days. Ok I might run a little but nothing more than that...wait the water is nice there OK I will swim a little...but that is it! Hmmm I wonder if they have bike rentals...OK I am for sure not bringing my wet suit!
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Permalink Reply by Tri-ing in MA on -
Hum…
• Schedule some down time…
• Visit family and friends…
• Plan a vacation where I can swim, bike and run….
• Write down my goals for next season…
• Get a flat screen TV for the CompuTrainer…
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Permalink Reply by Mike S. on
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Practice burning myself with welder, do some body work, get the 73 VW camper ready for paint. keep working out, lose 10 pounds.
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Permalink Reply by Barbara Spitler on -
Run Chicago Marathon, plan my season for next year, start training for IMLOU 2010, do some Yoga and Tai Chi to try to relax...
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Rice on -
Great suggestions FE-LADY. You really have an ax to grind don't you? You are right though, I've been volunteering with a program that teaches at risk youth to ski, snowboard, rock climb, fly fish in addition to mentoring and working on interpersonal and communication skills. I was mostly wondering what other hobbies these exceptionally busy people filled their time with.
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Permalink Reply by Mike S. on
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I help coach triathletes, occasionnally teach swimming, organize some events.
For me Triathlon is a release, and a way to stay inshape, i have some health/physical issues so, it is something i do that makes me feel good about myself, and was a lifestyle change for the better.
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