Triathletes in the second half-century of life, or for anyone at any age who is simply young at heart. We're not getting older, we're just tri-ing harder.
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Started by Dick Shores. Last reply by Dick Shores on Monday. 20 Replies 0 Likes
In my first triathlon in many years and also wearing a wetsuit in a triathlon for the first time, I became short of breath and had a definite loss of energy. I managed to finish the race in fairly…Continue
Started by Skip Slade. Last reply by Heather Seeley May 10. 9 Replies 0 Likes
I have a question but have struggled with what wording to use. I was wondering if you did anything or used anything to make it easier for you to squeeze in your training sessions. It could be tricks…Continue
Started by Wayne Rendely. Last reply by Christine Apr 29. 13 Replies 0 Likes
According to "The Triathletes Training Bible" 3rd Edition by Joe Frielon page 215: "....stand in your bare feet with a book between your legs firmly up in the crotch just as when sitting on a bike…Continue
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I am 55 and have found that it's getting harder to train and performance is dropping. I have added a variety of vitamins and minerals to my diet which appear to be working. Has anyone else done…Continue
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3rd night of wearing 'the sock' for my PF. I don't know if it was the incredible thunderstorm on the NC coast early this morning, the bike interval training yesterday, the couple of glasses of bubbly last night but I had to take off 'the sock' to fall back asleep. For those that wore the sock or are wearing the sock currently, how much did you cut back your training? Today will be my first run day after the half last Sunday wanting to give my foot a good rest.
Comment by Skip Slade on March 25, 2012 at 2:34am Steven, great post! Thank you!
I just bought the inserts from Heal that pain for me and a friend of mine. She has pf and I feel my heal and want to avoid it.... i sure hope they work great for us!
Comment by Christy Ann ElA'mma on March 22, 2012 at 6:19pm Terrible that stuff was stolen from your vehicle, but very fortunate that nothing irreplaceable was taken. Was the vehicle broken into, or just unlocked at the time?
Sorry that happened Wayne. Glad your medal was not taken.
I saw that medal in person, a colleague at work earned one last year, and it is awesome as are the people that earned it! Glad it was only replaceable items stolen and no harm to person. Imagine if we could just be nice to each other.
Wayne - That medal is a lot nicer than the one I got in 2007. I have to do that race again. Sorry to hear of your mishap.
I feel very lucky and blessed this morning as a priceless and irreplacable item was not stolen from me. An item that you cannot "buy" you have to "earn." ....... The driver's side door was open, most of the items from the center console were all over the two front seats, the tray was out, the overhead bin open. From what I can tell only 2 easily replacable items were "taken" from our van parked in our driveway, a satellite radio and a cell phone. The other replacable items not taken in the back of the van were bike shoes, helmet, pump, racewalking belt an ipod, sunglasses and a bunch of clothes etc. But the one item that was in the center console, that has been in there since October had me looking to see if it was still there. I looked all the way to the bottom and there it was. Shiny and new: My finishers medal from my one and only marathon: The Marine Corp Marathon.........
Wayne, like you, my first few rides outdoors gives me a pain in the neck. That is one difference with the trainer. On the trainer I don't focus what is ahead.
Again, thanks for all the shoe advice. I think I'm in the camp of if it's working don't change.
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