Disgregard if you do not care or are easily intimidated. This is mainly for my benefit for future reference and to lay out the work. So it is not going to be written well or in an organized fashion. It’s a brain dump.
This taper has been interesting.
Key workout #1: 2:30 Bike + 45 minute run (build to HIM) – Quite …
Read MoreTo kick off this series of write ups, lets talk about my original taper plan – and move on to the revised taper plan. The original taper for Ironman this year is the result of feeling flat last yearat both IMWI and IMFL.
Prior to both races – particularly IMWI I had some incredible workouts. One of which was a 112 …
Read More- My taper for Ironman Wisconsin has undergone some drastic revisions in the last 10 days. All because of a little race called Pigman. In terms of results, I’m pretty disappointed in the outcome. However, in terms of learning things – I (thus far) am of the opinion that I learned a lot about my body in terms of …
Read More I’ve been nuturing this post for a while, after much delay here it is, my athletic bucket list.
- Leadville Trail 100 MTB race
- Western States Endurance Run
- Swim/Bike/Run round trip to my parents house
- Firehouse 50 (4 person team)
- Ironman New Zealand (or really faraway place)
That’s all for now.
Some of them, I’m sure …
Read More- Since 2005 this weekend of racing for me has always meant the half iron in Racine, WI. After dealing with several years of short swims, drafting issues – I decided to head to Door County the same weekend and do that half there. At the end of the day I was glad I did. The race organization was top notch, the course …
Read More Yesterday was the Door County Triathlon. It was my first time doing the race, and I was impressed. The organization of the race was top notch – the course was great – though the run could use some more aid stations. The best part was all of the legs were accurate distances. Awesome!!!!!
I set a new HIM PR at the …
Read MoreToday’s post is going branch off into a little bit of philosophy. The main focus today is a “method” I picked up from my reading of Taoist stuff that I have found particularly useful in successfully completing a challenging workout.
Imagine a tall study oak tree, it’s roots are deeply embedded in the ground – …
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